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authentication service: http://raven.cam.ac.uk/ Graduate Student Information For information about graduate student life in the Department (review of work, examinations, what to do if you are ill, working ... When you have submitted your dissertation and

It considers the influence of local and national designers from the latter 19th century until the end of World War II, together with an examination of the styles and materials which ... Powell, C, 1996. The British Building Industry Since 1800: an

The Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers and The Preservation, Dissemination and Innovation of Construction. ... 37). Although the French National Association for Standardisation (Association française de normalisation -AFNOR) was created in 1926

4). A political, economic, social and cultural integration was needed to shape a people made of Italian citizens in search of the national character. ... hydraulic works according to their impact on geographic areas (national, provincial and rural

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for reducing CO2 emissions from energy use in the housing sector, and how has this approach been implemented in national building regulations and economic instru-ments? ... RQ 3.3: Social housing providers. RQ 3.2: National and local governments.

The final edition of Arnaud’s course, in 1931, saw modifications that included a 25% reduction in the number of lessons for the majority of technical courses, but the five lectures ... 423. Arnaud proposed that:. after the final examination, in order

for reducing CO2 emissions from energy use in the housing sector, and how has this approach been implemented in national building regulations and economic instru-ments? ... RQ 3.3: Social housing providers. RQ 3.2: National and local governments.

Brick production gradually evolved from a local hand-craft industry to a national industrialized one, but with an important split. ... The switch from cage to skeleton construction is difficult to explain on economic grounds, but relatively

started formally in 1904, soon after that the final project documentation is signed out by the architect Petrignani (ACS, MPI, DGAABBAA, Div. ... The principle of minimum intervention was carried out, mainly for economic reasons, but also of the scope of