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Construction Management and Economics Volume 10, 1992 - Issue 2
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Choosing the most appropriate method of construction with computer assistance

D. Scott School of Construction Management, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
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R. F. Kagiri Civil Engineering Department, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Pages 153-177 | Published online: 24 May 2006

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E. Laptali, N. Bouchlaghem & S. Wild. (1995) Construction of reinforced concrete multi‐storey office buildings: A simulation model for time/cost calculations. Building Research & Information 23:4, pages 227-233.
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George Ofori. (1994) Practice of construction industry development at the crossroads. Habitat International 18:2, pages 41-56.
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