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Be that as it may, the general construction programmes and competitions conceived by Arnaud up until 1934 remain an excellent way to test the technical knowledge of the pupil, while remaining ... Les concours d’architecture 1920-21, pp. 3-5, pl. 1-12).

Areas. Acknowledgements. 3. 1 Introduction. 5 1.1 Energy as an environmental and economic problem. ... RQ 1.3: Environmental requirements in building regulations. RQ 1.4: Negative and affirmative economic incentives.

We present the theoretical formulation of the new method and test itwith a model of commuting in England. ... Gordon, I. (2010). “Entropy, Variety, Economics, and Spatial Interaction.” Geographical Analysis 42(4),446–71.

I decided to test the assertions about the Ritz, and to find answers to the other questions. ... The development in Britain followed a different path to that in America because the social, economic and cultural conditions in the two countries were quite

By contrast, Giuliano and Dargay (6), Silva et al (7) and Silva et al (4) are among the notable few who test car ownership as an endogenous variable that is itself ... Secondly, although existing studies collectively suggest that significant endogenous

test was conducted, according to which the measured air permeability of the dwelling. ... Such an economic incentive could trigger their interest in the system efficiency, promote.

Areas. Acknowledgements. 3. 1 Introduction. 5 1.1 Energy as an environmental and economic problem. ... RQ 1.3: Environmental requirements in building regulations. RQ 1.4: Negative and affirmative economic incentives.

As retrofits cannot saveenergy that is not actually being consumed, this hasimplications for the economic viability of thermalretrofits. ... ReferencesBarker, T., Ekins, P. and Foxton, T. (2007) The macro-economic. rebound effect and the UK economy.

Laure ItardFrits Meijer. S U S T A I N A B L E. U R B A N A R E A S. 22. Towards a sustainable Northern European housing stock. Figures, facts and future. Delft Centre for Sustainable Urban Areas. Delft University of Technology. Delft University of

Since 2009, Japan hasbeen one of the first countries to test eco-action points for consumers (Kutsukake, 2009). ... The differences in the Japanese and EU energy consumption policies are summarized in Table 1 in relation tolegislation, economic