content of building envelopes The optimisation of a thermal dual probe instrument for the measurement of the moisture

The psychrometric control of house dust mites: a pilot study

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and also whether women in ICAM have awareness in logistics and transport career opportunities when they are itself working and studying in automotive field Objective: the main objective of the study is to examine the ICAM Academic Women Staff and Girl students about awareness of Chartered Institute

approaches Moisture measurement in building materials: an overview of current methods and new

While technical advances are the main drivers in the adoption of Information Technology (IT) in the construction industry, such advances can only be incorporated through a due appreciation of the structures of the industry. Earlier work has shown how the organisational structure of the industry is in large part determined by the nature of the economic and financial exchanges which takes place. New IT initiatives succeed to the degree to which they are congruent with those financial exchanges. In short, economic benefits must accrue. This in turn begs the questions: who benefits, and how are the benefits to be distributed amongst the various parties? The answers to these questions provide the basis for establishing a successful implementation. This short-term 'economic benefits ' argument does not, however, preclude a more substantial organisational shift at some later point. In this paper we provide an analysis of the economic structure of the construction industry in Saudi Arabia, and in particular the degree to which IT has established itself in that industrial sector. The Saudi Arabian Construction industry is one of the largest in the world, being devoted

As an interdisciplinary design practice, AMEC Design is committed to interdisciplinary working from the early stages of design projects. Inspired by several of their staff having attended the University of Cambridge Interdisciplinary Design in the Built Environment course, AMEC have introduced Designing Together

findings of the project, describing the theories and methodologies developed to investigate the rise of social media and, more broadly, digital content creation, within cultural institutions.

An analysis of the changing structure of the contractor in the UK construction sector using new institutional economics

Hendry, J., Sommerville, J., & Craig, N. (2010). An understanding of the missing roles in project management.