Data Flow in Relation to Life-Cycle Costing of Construction Projects in the Czech Republic

Life-cycle costing is an important part of every construction project, as it makes it possible to take into consideration future costs relating to the operation and demolition phase of a built structure. In this way, investors can optimize the project design to minimize the total project costs. Even...

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Published in:IOP conference series. Materials Science and Engineering 2017-10, Vol.245 (7), p.72032
Main Authors: Biolek, Vojtěch, Hanák, Tomáš, Marović, Ivan
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