Developers undaunted by energy and economic problems
L. Molzahn
Abstract
L. Molzahn
Abstract
It is thought that rising energy costs and a possibly faltering economy will not slow building activity for at least 2 years. Owners said in a survey by Building Design and Construction in August that they would make changes primarily in design improvements, a new clustering of functions in land plans, a rethinking of site preferences, better quality construction, and more use of innovative building systems. Use of solar devices, more energy-efficient windows, underground structures, and one-stop centers are cost-effective weapons against high fuel costs.
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It is thought that rising energy costs and a possibly faltering economy will not slow building activity for at least 2 years. Owners said in a survey by Building Design and Construction in August that they would make changes primarily in design improvements, a new clustering of functions in land plans, a rethinking of site preferences, better quality construction, and more use of innovative building systems. Use of solar devices, more energy-efficient windows, underground structures, and one-stop centers are cost-effective weapons against high fuel costs.
Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Architectural engineering, Efficient energy use, Energy (signal processing), Business, Environmental economics, Engineering, Economics