Cost Model Study - Commercial Buildings
Although not directly relevant to our unit of study, I have added this article as it involves one of the most recently researched developments in the industry and could form a marriage with the processes of BIM. Using a series of case studies in regional and central London the study aims to provide a guideline for costings and the type of structures (long or short span, concrete or steel) which are most effective depending on the location of a site and the logistics involved in bringing materials on-site.
It is interesting because it highlights the complexities construction managers can be faced with, taking a more universal and in-depth approach to understanding the cost of a building.
Article Source: 'Steel Construction- Journal of the Australian Steel industry,' Vol.39, No.1 March'05 'Cost model study- Commercial Buildings', p3.
It is interesting because it highlights the complexities construction managers can be faced with, taking a more universal and in-depth approach to understanding the cost of a building.
Article Source: 'Steel Construction- Journal of the Australian Steel industry,' Vol.39, No.1 March'05 'Cost model study- Commercial Buildings', p3.
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