Time-Saver Standards for Site Planning

Time-Saver Standards for Site Planning by Joseph De Chiara is a comprehensive handbook published by McGraw-Hill in 1984, featuring 849 pages in English. This first edition serves as a valuable resource for architects, civil engineers, students, builders, and contractors, providing essential information and data on site planning and land development.
Readers will find that the material is organized into practical chapters that align with the steps a designer would typically follow when approaching a site. Topics covered include preliminary site investigation and analysis, environmental considerations, factors affecting building location and orientation, and residential development. The book also addresses the layout of recreational facilities, typical site details, and illustrative site plans, making it a thorough guide for professionals in the field.
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This handbook provides a comprehensive source of information and data on site planning and land development for Architects, Civil Engineers, Students, Builders and Contractors. The Material is organized in practical the chapters parallel the steps a designer would take in approaching a site.
1. Preliminary Site Investigation and Analysis
2. Environmental Considerations of the Site
3. Factors Affecting Building Location and Orientation
4. Residential Development
5. Layout of Recreational Facilities
6. Typical Site Details
7. Illustrative Site Plans
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