This is a report of a study made to determine the in-place cost of a new exterior wall material--lightweight concrete panels--and to compare it with frame wall construction. The study was conducted by the Small Homes Council, University of Illinois, in cooperation with the Lumber Dealers Research Council. The report presents the in-place wall costs of three houses constructed simultaneously during 1950-51. The analysis of the time-study data and the material records indicates that the new material offers substantial man-hour savings; however, this saving is offset by the higher material cost.Lumber Dealers Research Counci
Three frame and three masonry houses were constructed by a variety of techniques in order to determi...
This thesis presents a research effort aimed at developing a stronger, lighter, and more economic sh...
The systems chosen for analysis as part of this study consisted of six basic roof framing systems, f...
A system of panelizing exterior walls for one-story houses, designed on the modular principle, was d...
The paper describes research regarding wall panels of a new house building method grounded on integr...
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In 1947, the Small Homes Council made a detailed study and comparison of construction methods used i...
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A major goal in today*s Building industry is to improve building design and construction, not only b...
Time and finances are important issues in construction that most companies focus on and try to have ...
To assist designers and clients alike in understanding, investigating, and detailing wall systems, Z...
Results are given from a field investigation of side-by-side houses in Knoxville, Tennessee. The hou...
Provides an illustrated introduction to small home construction using pre-assembled wall panels, a n...
Plan BForms of prefabricated and module construction date back 2,000 years, however after the indust...
Three frame and three masonry houses were constructed by a variety of techniques in order to determi...
This thesis presents a research effort aimed at developing a stronger, lighter, and more economic sh...
The systems chosen for analysis as part of this study consisted of six basic roof framing systems, f...
A system of panelizing exterior walls for one-story houses, designed on the modular principle, was d...
The paper describes research regarding wall panels of a new house building method grounded on integr...
This paper investigates various building material effects on the cooling load requirements of a typi...
In 1947, the Small Homes Council made a detailed study and comparison of construction methods used i...
The purpose of the study was to identify cost minimizing thermal wall designs in residential buildin...
6 pagesThis paper summarizes a detailed cost study performed to evaluate the first cost of the build...
A major goal in today*s Building industry is to improve building design and construction, not only b...
Time and finances are important issues in construction that most companies focus on and try to have ...
To assist designers and clients alike in understanding, investigating, and detailing wall systems, Z...
Results are given from a field investigation of side-by-side houses in Knoxville, Tennessee. The hou...
Provides an illustrated introduction to small home construction using pre-assembled wall panels, a n...
Plan BForms of prefabricated and module construction date back 2,000 years, however after the indust...
Three frame and three masonry houses were constructed by a variety of techniques in order to determi...
This thesis presents a research effort aimed at developing a stronger, lighter, and more economic sh...
The systems chosen for analysis as part of this study consisted of six basic roof framing systems, f...