Building Services Design Methodology : A practical guide

Author: David Bownass

Publisher: Spon Press, 2001

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Format: SFXed pdf

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Contents:

1 Introduction
1.1 Chapter contents
1.2 The aim of the book
1.3 How to use the book
2 The building services designer's role and responsibilities
2.1 Chapter contents
2.2 Mechanical building services systems
2.3 Building services design tools
2.4 Legal responsibilities
2.5 Contractual responsibilities
2.6 Professional responsibilities
2.7 Chapter review
References
Further reading
3 Design in engineering construction
3.1 Chapter contents
3.2 The design process
3.3 Design responsibility
3.4 Chapter review
References
Further reading
4 Feasibility studies
4.1 Chapter contents
4.2 Determining where you are in the development process
4.3 The initial brief
4.4 Feasibility studies
4.5 Project evaluation and value management
4.6 Feasibility reports
4.7 The project brief
4.8 Actual spend and cost committed
4.9 Chapter review
References
Further readin
5 Concept design stage
5.1 Chapter contents
5.2 Introduction
5.3 De®ning the requirements
5.4 Sources of design information
5.5 Hierarchy of legislation
5.6 Develop the design options
5.7 Evaluate the options and determine the best ®t solution
5.8 Concept design report
5.9 CDM requirements
5.10 Chapter review
References
Further reading
6 The design brief
6.1 Chapter contents
6.2 The function of a design brief
6.3 The contents of a typical design brief document
6.4 Introduction
6.5 Scope of engineering
6.6 Interfaces
6.7 Design standards and criteria
6.8 Design deliverables
6.9 Health and safety
6.10 Environment
6.11 Key acceptance criteria
6.12 Design programme
6.13 Procurement
6.14 Design brief development
6.15 Chapter review
7 Scheme design stage
7.1 Chapter contents
7.2 The design process 86
7.3 Developing the design information
7.4 Design work
7.5 Value engineering
7.6 CDM requirements
7.7 Risk assessments
7.8 Scheme design deliverables
7.9 Scheme design responsibility
7.10 Chapter review
References
Further reading
8 Detail design stage
8.1 Chapter contents
8.2 General
8.3 Design activities
8.4 Design margins
8.5 Detail design good practice feedback
8.6 Value engineering
8.7 CDM requirements
8.8 Improving construction productivity
8.9 Detail design deliverables
8.10 Chapter review
References
Further reading
9 Construction design information
9.1 Chapter contents
9.2 Construction design information
9.3 The content of construction design information
9.4 Managing the construction design information
9.5 Chapter review
10 Construction
10.1 Chapter contents
10.2 Construction
10.3 Health and safety
10.4 Quality plan 135
10.5 Inspection and testing
10.6 Commissioning
10.7 Handover
10.8 Chapter review
References
Further reading
11 Design feedback
11.1 Chapter contents
11.2 Reasons for feedback
11.3 The feedback process
11.4 The design process summary
11.5 Chapter review
11.6 Feedback on the book
References