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Knowledge transfer and the housing industry: working together?

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conference contribution
posted on 2024-06-17, 06:09 authored by J Georgiou, J Smith, P Love
The construction industry consists of many small businesses employing less than five people. Thus, the challenge is to ensure that these firms keep producing quality housing to match the needs of the customers and clients. In an attempt to improve the quality of housing various policies and mechanisms have been adopted to improve performance and quality. From a detailed study of housing quality and defects this paper discusses knowledge flow within the industry as a whole. It identifies the incidence of defects in various functional elements within a house and suggests the areas where defects are likely to occur. In this way the authors are able to recommend where resources may be directed to the areas where it will be most beneficial both to the house builder and the end user (customer).

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Pagination

315-321

Location

Geelong, Vic.

Start date

2003-07-09

End date

2003-07-11

ISBN-13

9780958192514

ISBN-10

0958192510

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Editor/Contributor(s)

Lanston C

Title of proceedings

Proceedings of the 28th Annual Conference of the Australasian Universities Building Educators Association: Working Together

Event

Australasian Universities Building Educators Association. Conference (28th: 2003: Geelong, Vic.)

Publisher

Deakin University

Place of publication

Geelong, Vic.

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