Total Sustainability in the Built Environment
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Beschreibung
The first textbook in sustainable construction bringing together the whole range of topics from planning through to facilities management in an accessible and engaging way, and complete with illustrations and photographs. Written by experts and including real-world case studies, this book can be used as a core text or across several modules. The book begins with planning issues, after which each chapter charts the different stages of the construction process through to refurbishment of existing buildings.
This textbook is aimed at undergraduate Built Environment and Construction students or pre-degree HND/FD students in Architectural Technology and Architecture, Building Surveying, General Practice Surveying, Urban Planning, Property Management, Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Facilities Management and general programmes focussed on the environment. It will also be of interest to professionals working for construction and property companies as there are so few resources that give a complete overview of sustainability in construction.Key features:
· First textbook aimed at undergraduates which offers a complete overview of sustainability issues in the built environment
· Structured around the life of a building, from planning to facilities management, highlighting the various sustainability issues that can arise at each stage
· Comprehensive coverage means that it can either be used for one module or across several, meaning students get more value for their money
· Each chapter ends with a Reflective Summary and Review Tasks
· Authors from the School of the Built Environment at Liverpool John Moores incorporate real-world case studies from their consultancy work with the NHS
· Experienced and well known editors with a series of highly regarded Construction Technology titles to their names
Autor*in
Alison Cotgrave
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