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2004 Volume 5 Number 2 COST ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY FOR ADVANCED TREATMENT OF STORMWATER: THE LOS ANGELES CASE James E. Moore, II John Kuprenas And J.J. Lee Peter Gordon And Harry Richardson University Of Southern California, USA Qisheng Pan, Texas Southern University JUDGMENT-BASED CROSS-IMPACT METHOD FOR PREDICTING COST VARIANCE FOR HIGHLY UNCERTAIN PROJECTS Seung Heon Han, Yonsei University, James Diekmann, University Of Colorado, USA A PROPOSED QUANTITATIVE MODEL FOR BUILDING REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE - THEORY, MODEL DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION Amir M. Alani, Andrew K. Petersen, Keith G. Chapman, Farzad Khosrowshahi PROJECT SUCCESS – A SURVEY Adam Collins, David Baccarini, Curtin University Of Technology INTELLIGENT MODELS FOR PREDICTING LEVELS OF CLIENT SATISFACTION Robby Soetanto And David G. Proverbs University Of Wolverhampton, UK CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF DESIGN MANAGEMENT IN ARCHITECTURE Rizal Sebastian Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology IMPROVING PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN SINGAPORE: MOTIVATORS, ENABLERS AND LESSONS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES George Ofori, Mohammed Fadhil Dulaimi And Florence Y. Y. Ling National University Of Singapore THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BILLS OF QUANTITIES IN AUSTRALIA Bevyn Wood, Deakin University R. Kenley, Unitec Institute of Technology, New Zealand HIV AND AIDS IN SA CONSTRUCTION: ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS OF WORKERS Theo C. Haupt, Peninsula Technikon, John Smallwood, University Of Port Elizabeth PREDICTING PROJECT AND ACTIVITY DURATION FOR BUILDINGS IN THE UK Karl Blyth, John Lewis & Ammar Kaka *** |