Estimating in building construction
Frank R. Dagostino, Leslie Feigenbaum
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Frank R. Dagostino, Leslie Feigenbaum
Abstract
From the Publisher: This book takes a careful, step-by-step approach to construction estimating that documents each value. The book provides practical coverage of both commercial and residential buildings. It also examines the interrelationship between contract documents and the quantity take-off of material. The fifth edition of Estimating in Building Construction has been revised to include computer solutions to all examples as well as appropriate adjustments reflecting current costs. A valuable reference for construction professionals.
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From the Publisher: This book takes a careful, step-by-step approach to construction estimating that documents each value. The book provides practical coverage of both commercial and residential buildings. It also examines the interrelationship between contract documents and the quantity take-off of material. The fifth edition of Estimating in Building Construction has been revised to include computer solutions to all examples as well as appropriate adjustments reflecting current costs. A valuable reference for construction professionals.
Key concepts: Value (mathematics), Building construction, Computer science, Architectural engineering, Construction engineering, Engineering, Civil engineering, Operations research