
Sick Building Syndrome: Concepts, Issues and Practice
Author(s): Jack Rostron (Author)
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis
- Publication Date: March 13, 1997
- Edition: 1st
- Language: English
- Print length: 200 pages
- ISBN-10: 0419215301
- ISBN-13: 9780419215301
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
Review
‘Sick Building Syndrome, Concepts, Issues and Practice…is unique in that for the first time a book offers a complete guide to identifying the problem in any office or building and how to solve it.’ – Daily Post
‘…makes compelling reading for those who commission, design, build, manage, and work in modern offices.’ – The Independent
‘A big plus is the attached floppy disk, providing user-friendly software which includes three sets of detailed questions about the building, its working environment and medical symptons…’ – Practical Office
‘…gives plenty of check lists to help you asess how the building is actually operating and a list of addresses for further investigation…this book is useful in presenting a broad account of the syndrome and our conflicting state of knowledge about how to make it vanish.’ – Premises and Facilities Management
‘…give[s] a valuable insight into current thinking and knowledge for those concerned with this modern problem.’ – Construction Manager
‘…a text that is both concise and highly informative’ – Robert Parkinson, Ergonomics Abstracts
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