Civil engineering and architecture / Donna Matteson and others
Material type:
TextPublisher: Clifton Park, NY : Delmar Cengage Learning, 2012Description: xix, 764 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781435441644
- 21 624.0151 C
Contents:
Summary:
Introduction to civil engineering and architecture; Research and design; Location, location, location; Planning for occupancy; Structural design: Building for tomorrow; Mechanicals: The building comes alive; Curb appeal
1. Definitions and History of Civil Engineering and Architecture. 2. Careers. 3. Research, Documentation, and Communication. 4. Architectural Design. 5. Site Discovery for Viability Analysis. 6. Site Planning. 7. Site Design. 8. Energy Conservation and Design. 9. Residential Space Planning. 10. Commercial Space Planning. 11. Dimensioning and Specifications. 12. Building Materials and Components. 13. Framing Systems: Residential and Commercial Applications. 14. Structural Systems: What Makes a Building Stand? 15. Planning Electric Codes. 16. Planning for Plumbing. 17. Indoor Environmental Quality and Security. 18. Landscaping. 19. Visual Communication of Design Intent. 20. Formal Communication and Analysis.
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Main library B4 | AE | EA | 624.0151 C (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 00009194 |
Includes index.
1. Definitions and History of Civil Engineering and Architecture. 2. Careers. 3. Research, Documentation, and Communication. 4. Architectural Design. 5. Site Discovery for Viability Analysis. 6. Site Planning. 7. Site Design. 8. Energy Conservation and Design. 9. Residential Space Planning. 10. Commercial Space Planning. 11. Dimensioning and Specifications. 12. Building Materials and Components. 13. Framing Systems: Residential and Commercial Applications. 14. Structural Systems: What Makes a Building Stand? 15. Planning Electric Codes. 16. Planning for Plumbing. 17. Indoor Environmental Quality and Security. 18. Landscaping. 19. Visual Communication of Design Intent. 20. Formal Communication and Analysis.
Introduction to civil engineering and architecture; Research and design; Location, location, location; Planning for occupancy; Structural design: Building for tomorrow; Mechanicals: The building comes alive; Curb appeal
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