Titlebook: Construction 2; Environment Science A. V. Hore,J. G. Kehoe,M. R. Penton Textbook 1997Latest edition A.V. Hore, J.G. Kehoe, R. McMullan and

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Development of the Built Environment,The previous chapter described the features of the natural environment, the built environment, and the challenge of creating a built environment without destroying the natural environment.

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Organisations and Careers,Construction and other activities in the built environment are a major industry and employer in any country. In the United Kingdom, for example, the yearly value of construction works is approximately 10 per cent of the gross national product and over one million people are employed in the industry.

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Materials Science,The structures, buildings, fitting and services of the built environment use an enormous range of materials, from plain stone to microprocessor chips. The quantities required of raw materials, such as timber and stone, have a large effect on the natural environment around us.

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Site Investigation and Preparation,The . is the portion of land on which a building or other project will be positioned. The characteristics of the site have a large effect on the size and shape, the appearance, the technology used, the costs and the timing of the project.

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