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Publication Date: 1968-Feb
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How to Buy a Better Building. The Value of a "Program".
Davis, Gerald
Business Horizons, February 1968
The approaches and activities of a firm specializing in architectural programing are discussed in detail. Topics include the definition and need for programing, needs and methods of research and data gathering, program development and structure, communications and the role of the architect. Distinctions are emphasized between the programmer and the architect. While the discussion is general, there are some examples of educational facility problems. Specific examples are given for summary of spaces for a building program, with categories of information, and diagrams of spaces. (MM)
Descriptors: Architects, Architectural Programing, Building Design, Communication (Thought Transfer), Design Requirements, Educational Facilities Design, Environmental Research, Interviews, Psychology, Questionnaires, Social Sciences, Spatial Relationship, Systems Analysis
Business Horizons, Indiana Graduate School of Business, Bloomington, Indiana 47401 ($6.50 per year)
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Authoring Institution: Indiana Univ., Bloomington. Graduate School of Business.
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