Surveys of nondomestic buildings in four English towns

Frank E. Brown; Peter A. Rickaby; Harry R. Bruhns; Philip Steadman

Surveys of nondomestic buildings in four English towns

Frank E. Brown, Peter A. Rickaby, Harry R. Bruhns, Philip Steadman

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In this paper we describe the selection of four English urban areas in which the nondomestic building stocks might collectively be considered characteristic of the national stock. A brief history is provided of urban development in each of the four areas. The scope and methodology of comprehensive surveys of nondomestic buildings in the four surveys areas are described and a brief summary of the characteristics of the building stocks in the four areas is derived from the survey data.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	11-24
Number of pages	13
Journal	Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design
Volume	27
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2000

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Surveys of nondomestic buildings in four English towns

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