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Terms and conditions applyAmerican Building: The Environmental Forces That Shape It
James Marston Fitch
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Format: Book
Pages: 390
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Date Published: Dec 1999
Stock Code: 16745
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Binding: Hardback
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Providing a fundamental theory of buildings, examining the various aspects
of the environment that buildings control for human habitation - air,
temperature, light and sound. The author draws on scientific research to
probe deeply into these problems, and he sets out the most practical
solutions to these and other issues, in clear, precise language.
of the environment that buildings control for human habitation - air,
temperature, light and sound. The author draws on scientific research to
probe deeply into these problems, and he sets out the most practical
solutions to these and other issues, in clear, precise language.
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