This is a new dictionary which provides a clear and concise explanation of terms used in land; property and construction law and management. The four key areas of coverage are: planning/construction law; land law; equity/trusts and finance and administration. It will be a useful reference for property and building professionals and a personal purchase for students of property and construction law on building; construction management; estate management and law courses.Jack Rostron is an experienced author and editor whose 1997 Spon title Sick Building Syndrome has been well received and widely reviewed. His co-authors contribute the necessary specialist knowledge from their respective fields of teaching and legal practice.
#3303887 in eBooks 2002-09-11 2002-09-11File Name: B000SMGLCQ
Review
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A Peek into American Gardens of the Victorian EraBy Mary Jasch; authorThis book was just what I was looking for - a peek about gardening and architecture back into time on the East Coast. For anyone interested in recreating Victorian ornamental; vegetable and herb gardens around Victorian homes that abound on the East Coast; this book offers plant lists and what makes Victorian style. Mary Jasch; DIG IT! Magazine2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Victorian Architecture!By Mark A GruberVery good price for additional resource for survey of architecture class. Big fan of the Victorian Era Homes and Architecture.3 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Styles seem unfamiliarBy Doris A. AndersonThe book arrived promptly; but frankly; we were disappointed. We live in a Queen Anne Victorian dating back to 1886. It was built by gentlemen from New England; and when we toured there last fall; we saw many houses similar in architecture to ours here in Southern California. However; none of the illustrations in the book are similar. The pictures are not of cottages but of elaborate mansions. Still; the book holds useful historical information.