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Construction

Library and Internet resources for construction topics.

Handbooks

Handbooks provide a summary of a specific subject and frequently include data compilations and formulas. Handbooks are also a great place to look for  "quick facts" about a topic.

 

Available Online:

Available in the ASU Library:

  • Green Guide to Specification: an Environmental Profiling System for Building Materials and Components
    Design and the Arts Library,  TD196.B85 A53 2002 Architecture Reference collection  

  • 1001 traditional construction details. Stephen A. Mouzon, with David L. Mouzon
    Noble Library, TH151 .M689 2000 (3rd floor)

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