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High rise industrialised buildings Improving the old, conceiving the new

High rise industrialised buildings Improving the old, conceiving the new Much has been written in criticism of the social, planning and constructional aspects of many industrial buildings of the 1960s. Government departments have been accused of promoting buildings systems and forms of contract that were bound to lead to problems. However, high rise industrialised building systems have been with us since the last century. Why have so many relatively recent examples gone wrong what can be done with them and how do we avoid the pitfalls in the future, while taking advantage of industrialised techniques http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Structural Survey Emerald Publishing

High rise industrialised buildings Improving the old, conceiving the new

Hill, G. Roland
Structural Survey , Volume 3 (2): 7 – Feb 1, 1985
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Emerald Publishing
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0263-080X
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10.1108/eb006209
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Much has been written in criticism of the social, planning and constructional aspects of many industrial buildings of the 1960s. Government departments have been accused of promoting buildings systems and forms of contract that were bound to lead to problems. However, high rise industrialised building systems have been with us since the last century. Why have so many relatively recent examples gone wrong what can be done with them and how do we avoid the pitfalls in the future, while taking advantage of industrialised techniques

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Structural Survey – Emerald Publishing

Published: Feb 1, 1985

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