Architect's Handbook of Construction Project Management

Michael Murray and David Langford

March 2004
Code: 33066
ISBN: 1 85946 123 9
978 1 85946 123 5
320 pp
Paperback
£55.00

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The practice of architecture today has evolved into a multi-disciplinary profession under pressure to produce better buildings more quickly and for less money. Procurement routes have multiplied to include partnership agreements, where knowing how all members of the construction team operate is central to the smooth running of the contract.

Architect's Handbook of Construction Project Management explains contemporary management processes and strategies employed by practising professionals during the running of constructions projects. Aimed at architects and students of architecture or construction and written by acknowledged experts in their fields, the book looks at the huge variety of distinct management tools and issues in the context of real projects. Full of solid advice and wise insights, the topics range from briefing and knowledge management to performance and safety management.