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the wider context of socio-economic, physical, and regulatory characteristics of the city. ... Furthermore, in the present economic climate, wholesale replacement of the estate is unlikely.

We tried to make the system as simple as possible, responding to static and economic needs. [.] ... This position was probably determined also by his clients and the general economic system.

Dyer, C, 1998. Standards of Living in the Later Middle Ages Social Change in England c. ... Batsford Ltd. Harvey, J, 1971. The Master Builders, Architecture in the Middle Ages, London: Thames and Hudson.

In the post-war period, government influence in socio-economic affairs became widely expanded and institutionalised:. ... The Certified Building Decree Test would allow private firms to take over the tasks (and responsibilities) of the municipalities.

These highly expressive vaults were developed as economic solutions for the construction of industrial buildings. ... This behaviour implies that there is sufficient stiffness allow arching action in the middle section.

services. But, for cultural and economic reasons, this configuration is limited among the architects. ... The definition of the work is more economic and commercial than ethical or vocational.

In Belgium at this time, the legal and socio-economic position of the contractor was undoubtedly weak. ... Powell, CG, 1980, An Economic History of the British Building Industry 1815-1979, London: The Architectural Press.

This coincided with a period of economic depression throughout the country; few buildings were built even in the relatively healthy climate of Chicago. ... assembled beginning with the middle floors - a striking sight for those used to seeing bearing

was particularly reactive to political, economic, cultural and technical evolutions: this is another of its distinctive characteristics. ... and inventors to test innovations and inventions, but also to present the tests instructively to all visitors, by

After the war, the halls were completed, for economic reasons however, not in steel, as planned, but in timber construction. ... was paralysed in the struggle between ‘old-fashioned traditionalists’ and ‘euphoric new timber protagonists’ security