Aspects of building design management

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Aspects of building design management

This special edition of Architectural Engineering and Design Management takes part of the journal’s title, design management, as the theme. The papers published here were originally submitted to a conference held at the Technical University of Denmark, organized by the CIB’s working group W096 Architectural Management.

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Stephen Emmitt (Editor)
Paperback: 80 pages
Publisher: Earthscan Publications Ltd.; illustrated edition edition (August 2007)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1844075109
ISBN-13: 9781844075102


Product Description:

Effective building design management depends upon the collective efforts of all participants in the design and realization of buildings. This involves the establishment of appropriate managerial frames as well as the assembly and maintenance of effective teams if design value is to be realized. Building design management is a rapidly evolving field and this special issue of the journal Architectural Engineering and Design Management examines a variety of approaches to design management. The underlying argument is for the better management of design value in an increasingly complex building sector.

Written by international experts in the field, the core themes include the modelling, coordination and management of design information; the definition and realization of architectural value; digital outsourcing of architectural services; knowledge capital in architectural education; and the importance of cultural issues. Design management is addressed from the perspective of consultants and contractors, which helps to illustrate the
dynamic interrelationships between people, technologies and management.


About the Author:
Stephen Emmitt is an architect and professor of architectural technology at the department of civil and building engineering at the University of Loughborough, UK. He is also joint co-ordinator of the CIB’s working group W096 Architectural Management.

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