Building and civil engineering - vocabulary. Spaces, building types, environment and physical planning

BS 6100-2:2007

British Standards Institution
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Current

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British Standards Extra Supplement

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Abstract

Defines building and civil engineering terms that relate to spaces, building types by use and environmental and physical planning.

History

Supersedes BS 6100-1.1:1987, BS 6100-1.2:1992 and BS 6100-1-8:1990. Came into effect 31 July 2007. Amendment No. 17312 dated 31 July 2007 - Corrected to amend typographical errors in original text. Section 1.1 first published July 1987. Section 1.2 first published September 1985. Section 1.2 second edition, September 1992. Section 1.8 first published September 1990. First published as Part 2 July 2007 (combined revision of Sections 1.1, 1.2 and 1.8).

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9780580505737

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