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Making use of building research for industrial development

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SponsorSearch for: International Council for Building Research, Studies and Documentation
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Conference9th CIB Congress, 1983, Stockholm, Sweden
Subjectcontrol; building codes; reseach and development; economics; codes and regulations
Abstract
This paper explores the proposition that there is a need for the effective monitoring of the resources devoted to new buildings and to the care of existing ones because the resources available are limited. In particular, it examines a number of important and principally economic relationships that exist between research, industrial development, and codes and regulations in the building environment in Canada. It concludes that the complex nature of these relationships makes control over the resources devoted to better building and building care a very difficult task.
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  • To Build and Take Care of What We Have Built with Limited Resources. V. 5: Making Use of Building Research, 9th CIB Congress: 1983, Stockholm, Sweden 5 (1983): 173–81.
LanguageEnglish
Peer reviewedYes
IdentifierDBR-P-1205
NRC numberNRCC 23441
NRC-IRC-322
NPARC number20375268
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