Environmental Science in Building (Building & Surveying)

by Randall McMullan

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This work examines the science and technology of those provisions and services that are required in the built environment. The main considerations are the effects of heat, light and sound within buildings. In addition other essential requirements such as supplies of electricity and water are discussed.… (more)

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Good practical guide to environmental engineering in buildings. (

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