Better Construction Briefing - Barrett, Peter
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improving briefing by clients and their professional teams a verytopical subject draws on research carried out by mixed group of academics andindustrial partners, partly funded by government few books on the subject Peter Barrett, author of Blackwell Science s successful book Facilities Management .
Very few buildings finish on time or at the right price, andclients often criticise the fact that the finished building is notwhat they expected. Poor communication between the parties at oneor more stages of the construction process seems to be the cause,and improved briefing practice has long…mehr

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improving briefing by clients and their professional teams a verytopical subject
draws on research carried out by mixed group of academics andindustrial partners, partly funded by government
few books on the subject
Peter Barrett, author of Blackwell Science s successful book Facilities Management .
Very few buildings finish on time or at the right price, andclients often criticise the fact that the finished building is notwhat they expected. Poor communication between the parties at oneor more stages of the construction process seems to be the cause,and improved briefing practice has long been recognised as oneimportant area where such communication could be improved.
This book examines the briefing process to understand itsstrengths and weaknesses and the problems involved, draws on theexperience of other disciplines and industries, and identifies bestpractice and purpose innovations in the briefing process. It isstrongly industry oriented while drawing on sound research.
Autorenporträt
Peter Barrett is Professor Management System in Property and Construction at Salford University's 5 rated Research Centre for the Built and Human Environment. Professor Barrett has specialised in research in areas such as practice management, facilities management, quality, health and safety, environmental management, briefing and innovation. He is Coordinator of Working Commission 65 (Organisation and Management of Construction) of the Conseil International du Batiment. Catherine Stanley is a researcher at Salford University at the Research Center for the Built and Human Environment her research includes construction briefing and facilities management. She trained as an architect at Oxford Brookes University.
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"A useful reference for both construction professionals and clientson the briefing process."
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