Within the construction industry, there is an increasing demand for information, especially with constantly changing products, technological developments and solutions pervading the marketplace. In this context, the idea of an ‘ultimate classification system’ has often been seen as a misnomer, or a bridge too far. While it is acknowledged that a multiplicity of different classifications exist around the world, the incongruent and disparate nature of them could (and should) be revisited. This would help to provide clarity and unity (if nothing else) and presents a more holistic view of existing classification systems in order to provide the basic rubrics for future classification systems. © 2008 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
Building construction companies should handle the vital information efficiently to survive in the v...
In essence, the growing demand for affordable housing, increasing construction costs, lower producti...
Introduction. Integral approach to the application of construction information in the creation and m...
Within the construction industry, there is an increasing demand for information, especially with con...
Development of the existing classification systems has been very difficult and time consuming tasks,...
Development of the existing classification systems has been very difficult and time consuming tasks,...
The purpose of building classification systems is to provide the sector with agreed and standardised...
A new Swedish construction classification system, CoClass, is now under development. CoClass has pre...
The search for new approaches to design-construction information integration through the use of comp...
Computer based information management introduces new possibilities and puts partly new requirements ...
Building codes, standards and regulations are an essential part of the construction process. Primari...
Normally, months, if not years, of intensive exposure to building codes are required to understand t...
The way we see and understand an industry typically starts with the data we get from the national ac...
Welcome to the Construction Classification System Database for Understanding Resource Use in Buildin...
Abstract: This report presents a proposal for a classification of generic properties of systems and ...
Building construction companies should handle the vital information efficiently to survive in the v...
In essence, the growing demand for affordable housing, increasing construction costs, lower producti...
Introduction. Integral approach to the application of construction information in the creation and m...
Within the construction industry, there is an increasing demand for information, especially with con...
Development of the existing classification systems has been very difficult and time consuming tasks,...
Development of the existing classification systems has been very difficult and time consuming tasks,...
The purpose of building classification systems is to provide the sector with agreed and standardised...
A new Swedish construction classification system, CoClass, is now under development. CoClass has pre...
The search for new approaches to design-construction information integration through the use of comp...
Computer based information management introduces new possibilities and puts partly new requirements ...
Building codes, standards and regulations are an essential part of the construction process. Primari...
Normally, months, if not years, of intensive exposure to building codes are required to understand t...
The way we see and understand an industry typically starts with the data we get from the national ac...
Welcome to the Construction Classification System Database for Understanding Resource Use in Buildin...
Abstract: This report presents a proposal for a classification of generic properties of systems and ...
Building construction companies should handle the vital information efficiently to survive in the v...
In essence, the growing demand for affordable housing, increasing construction costs, lower producti...
Introduction. Integral approach to the application of construction information in the creation and m...