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Cost-effective building : economic concepts and constructions / Christian Schittich (ed.) ; translation German/English, Catherine Anderle-Neill.
Title & Author:

Cost-effective building : economic concepts and constructions / Christian Schittich (ed.) ; translation German/English, Catherine Anderle-Neill.

Publication:

München : Edition Detail, Institut für internationale Architektur-Dokumentation ; Basel ; Boston : Birkhäuser, ©2007.

Description:

176 pages : illustrations (some color), plans ; 31 cm

Series:

In detail

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-174).
Internet addresses (selection): page 175.
Cost and quality awareness in building : a challenge / Christian Schittch -- Project summary -- Showroom near Zevenbergen / ott architekten, Augsburg -- Cost efficient but not cheap / Wolfgang Ott -- Studio in Madrid / Abalos & Herreros, Madrid -- Pharmacy and medical practice in Plancher-Bas / Rachel Amiot & Vincent Lombard, Besancon -- Static lightness in timber / Jean Luc Sandoz -- Mobile house in England / Mae Architects, London -- Prefabricated house from Denmark / ONV arkitekter, Vanløse -- Straw house in Eschenz / Feliz Jerusalem, Zurich -- House in Shimane / Sambuichi Architects, Hiroshima -- House in Aitrach / SoHo Architektur, Augsburg -- Weekend house in St. Andrews Beach / Sean Godsell Architects, Melbourne -- House on Lake Laka / Peter Kuczia, Osnabruck -- Housing development in Neu-Ulm / G.A.S.-Sahner, Stuttgart -- Different forms of construction for a modular unit building system / Georg Sahner -- Terrace housing in Milton Keynes / Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, London -- Apartment house in Dortmund / ArchiFactory.de, Bochum -- Housing in London / Ash Sakula Architects, London -- Multi-storey housing in London / Niall McLaughlin Architects, London -- Multi-storey housing in Munich / Hierl Architekten, Munich -- Cost and quality awareness in construction / Rudolf Hierl -- Hall of residence in Amsterdam / Claus en Kaan Architecten, Amsterdam -- Youth camp in Passail / Holzbox Tyrol, Innsbruck -- Hotel in Groningen / Foreign Office Architects, London -- Cultural centre in Munich / Ingred Amann Architekten, Munich -- Cost efficient building means sustainable building / Ingrid Amann -- Secondary school in Brixlegg / Raimund Rainer, Innsbruck -- Secondary school in Eching / Diezinger & Kramer, Eichstätt -- Montessori College Oost in Amsterdam / Herman Hertzberger, Amsterdam -- Mini-golf and ice skating hall in Bergheim / mfgarchitekten, Graz -- Ice stadium in Wolfsburg / Schulitz + Partner, Braunschweig -- "Economy does not mean building cheaply" / Helmut C. Schulitz -- Service centre in Frankfurt a.M. / Dietz Joppien, Frankfurt a. M. -- Planning as "refined carcass" construction : economical, functionally neutral, robust / Matthias Schönau -- Office and training centre in Dresden / Heinle, Wischer and Partner, Dresden -- Production building in Großhöflein / querkraft architekten, Vienna -- Cost management / querkraft architekten with Erwin Stättner -- Factory extension in Murcia / Clavel Arquitectos, Madrid -- Wiper Factory in Bietigheim-Bissingen / Ackermann and Partner Architekten, Munich -- From urban planning to construction grid / Peter Ackermann -- The optimisation of the load-bearing structure / Christoph Ackermann -- The building in operation / Helmut Bucher -- Architects : project details.
Dust jacket.
Summary:

"Cost efficient building requires particular care and attention throughout the entire planning and construction process - starting with office organisation, through the design phase and coordination of the technical planning and on to the final realisation of the scheme. The economy of all phases is an essential element of construction today, not to be confused with cheap building." "In this book, projects are presented which are normally overshadowed by those more spectacular and extravagant constructions which populate technical literature. In spite of tight budgets they are clearly produced down to the last detail and demonstrate various strategies and methods by which cost efficient planning and construction are possible." "The variety of alternatives ranges from the application of standard products through to innovate and individual design solutions."--Jacket

ISBN:

9783764383930 (English ed. ; hd. bd.)
3764383933 (English ed. ; hd. bd.)

Subject:

Building Cost effectiveness.
Building Cost control.
Building Estimates Auditing.
Construction Coût-efficacité.
Construction Devis estimatifs Audit.

Added entries:

Schittich, Christian, editor.
Anderle-Neill, Catherine, translator.
Schittich, Christian
In detail.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 291096
Call No.: BIB 234428
Status: Available

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