Titlebook: Building Economics; Ivor H. Seeley Textbook 1983Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 building.civil engineering.construction.e

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Functions of one Independent Variable,ther with the structure of the industry and the relationship of its output to demand and available resources. The economic aspects of urban renewal and of new town and town development schemes are examined. Consideration is given to the philosophy and nature of cost benefit analysis and its applicat

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Cost Planning Theories and Techniques,stics, perform a diversity of functions, serve the needs of a variety of building clients, and their erection is subject to a number of different administrative and contractual arrangements. Hence, it is not surprising that a wide range of cost planning techniques has been devised to meet the needs of a variety of situations.

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Valuation Processes,recent years these matters were considered to be solely the province of the valuation surveyor, but it has now become apparent that the quantity surveyor also needs to be familiar with some of the valuation techniques and certain of the valuation tables, in order to be able to make feasibility studies and to deal satisfactorily with future costs.

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Costs in Use,er examines the concept of costs in use, the various approaches, problems in application and its use in practical situations. A number of related issues such as discounting future payments, lives of buildings, the relationship of design and maintenance and life cycle costing are also considered.

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Economics of Residential Development,using requirements and their comparative costs; the methods and economics of different forms of car-parking provision; and the considerations involved in a comparison of the relative merits of redeveloping or rehabilitating twilight areas.

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Cost Planning Theories and Techniques,stics, perform a diversity of functions, serve the needs of a variety of building clients, and their erection is subject to a number of different administrative and contractual arrangements. Hence, it is not surprising that a wide range of cost planning techniques has been devised to meet the needs