Name: Sustainable Building Adaptation: Innovations In Decision - Making
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Author: Sara J. Wilkinson, Hilde Remøy, Craig Langston
ISBN: 9781118477106

portada Sustainable Building Adaptation: Innovations In Decision - Making

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Wiley - Blackwell

Autor

Sara J. Wilkinson, Hilde Remøy, Craig Langston

Tema

Facilities Management

N° páginas

296

Encuadernación

Cloth

ISBN

1118477103

ISBN13

9781118477106

Categorías

Arquitectura y medio ambiente

Sustainable Building Adaptation: Innovations In Decision - Making

Sara J. Wilkinson, Hilde Remøy, Craig Langston (Autor) · Wiley - Blackwell · Cloth

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Reseña del libro "Sustainable Building Adaptation: Innovations In Decision - Making"

How To Adapt Existing Building Stock Is A Problem Being Addressed By Local And State Governments Worldwide. In Most Developed Countries We Now Spend More On Building Adaptation Than On New Construction And There Is An Urgent Need For Greater Knowledge And Awareness Of What Happens To Commercial Buildings Over Time. Sustainable Building Adaptation: Innovations In Decision - Making Is A Significant Contribution To Understanding Best Practice In Sustainable Adaptations To Existing Commercial Buildings By Offering New Knowledge - Based Theoretical And Practical Insights. Models Used Are Grounded In Results Of Case Studies Conducted Within Three Collaborative Construction Project Team Settings In Australia And The Netherlands, And Exemplars Are Drawn From The Americas, Asia, Japan, Korea And Europe To Demonstrate The Application Of The Knowledge More Broadly. Results Clearly Demonstrate That The New Models Can Assist With Informed Decision - Making In Adaptation That Challenges Some Of The Prevailing Solutions Based On Empirical Approaches And Which Do Not Accommodate The Sustainability Dimension. The Emphasis Is On Demonstrating How The New Knowledge Can Be Applied By Practitioners To Deliver Professionally Relevant Outcomes. The Book Offers Guidance Towards A Balanced Approach That Incorporates Sustainable And Optimal Approaches For Effective Management Of Sustainable Adaptation Of Existing Commercial Buildings