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BUILDING MAINTENANCE
Richard RooleyThis item details in note form, aspects of maintenance relevant to the issues of life‐cycle costing discussed in the paper by David Hoar, which was published in the last issue of…
CAD — COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN OR DISASTER? A CHALLENGE TO THE PROFESSION
John Kronenberg BSc ARICS‘Computer aided design’ and ‘Computer aided drafting’ have become part of the jargon of the construction industry of the 1980s. However, building surveyors have been slow to adopt…
EXPERT SYSTEMS FOR PROPERTY MANAGERS — 2
Michael Crofts, Ian Scott, Stuart GronowPart 1 of this paper, published in the last issue of Property Management provided an overview of the research project currently being undertaken at the Polytechnic of Wales…
BREACH OF COVENANT: LANDLORDS' REMEDIES
Geoffrey WatersonThe purpose of this paper is to review briefly the main remedies open to the landlord where the tenant is in breach of covenant and, in the process, both to consider some of the…
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT IN THE HEALTH SERVICE
Ceri DaviesIT IS increasingly realised that property is a valuable asset which, if badly managed, can be an impediment to good practice, and a burden, in the National Health Service. But at…
ACTIVATING THE REFERRAL SYSTEM
Aubrey WilsonThe referral system or inter‐personal network is the single most important practice development tool available for surveyors and as such it warrants very close study. Its use…
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