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Construction Specifications
"Unlike any other book on the market, Construction Specifications: Principles and Applications addresses specification writing as a process for managing professional risk, enhancing the value of an architect's or engineer's instruments of service, and increasing the economic performance of facilities in public and private sectors. This book will guide users through the creation and implementation of construction specifications and related construction administration documents, detailing the requirements for effective, successful specifications."--Jacket.
Construction Specifications Handbook
Fourth edition handbook expanded and updated to include topics of urgency to specifiers including revisions prompted by the Construction Specifications Institute's Masterformat. The companion volume is Library of specifications sections. Published in loose-leaf form for easy removal and copying. No index. No bibliography. Acidic paper. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Library of Specifications Sections
New edition (the second was published in 1988) of a guide to help architects and engineers avoid construction disputes by more accurate preparation of written construction documents. Published in looseleaf format (in a rugged 3-ring binder), the Library follows the CSI (Construction Specification In
The Featherstones of England
The early Featherstones appear to have lived in Featherstone Castle. The earliest known ancestor was Helias de Fetherstanhalwe (1185-1250) who lived in the castle. Helias was the father of Thomas de Fetherstonehalwe (1240-1310) who had at least two sons. Some of his descendants immigrated to America in the 1600s. Of them was Charles Featherstone (1635-1681) who settled in Virginia. Featherstone descendants live in the United States, England, Ireland and other parts of the world.
