Categorically speaking: Adopting the new Uniclass system of classification will simplify your practice library, and bring its categories up to date

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Unified Classification for the Construction Industry (Uniclass), is a library of 15 classification tables based on some existing schemes. It has been designed for computerization and covers new building types and concepts, with a broad subject covered including engineering. The concise versions of the tables can be used alone or with other tables, to provide the level required the practice.

Information management, Architectural practice, Libraries

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Peripheral visionary

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British schools of Architecture should work as independent units to explore their own ideas and attitudes, says top architect Cedric Price. They should contrast with one another to inspire innovative architectural design. The Royal Association of British Architects has lost touch with its purpose and should encourage its members' works to the good of society.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Royal Institute of British Architects, Schools of architecture, Architecture schools, Price, Cedric

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Getting to grips with crab culture

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An architectural conference entitled 'Piers, Ports and People' took place in Bexhill-on-Sea, discussing the issues of architecture and the regeneration of coastal towns.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Reports, Architecture, Seaside architecture

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