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British
Institute of Architectural Technologists
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Edinburgh
Engineering Virtual Library |
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The
Institute of Architectural Technologists (BIAT) is the professional
Institute representing over 6500 professionals working and
studying in the field of architectural technology in the UK
and overseas. As such, BIAT has become internationally recognised
as the qualifying body for Architectural Technologists, by
creating a standard of competence for full Membership.
The Benefits to Members. One of the key benefits
of membership of BIAT is that it sets the standard for professional
conduct in the discipline of architectural technology. In
this way, BIAT serves as a benchmark for anyone seeking to
employ the services of an Architectural Technologist. Membership
of the Institute has many other benefits:
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EEVL
is a UK-based guide to engineering, mathematics and computing
information on the Internet. It is a free service, created and
run by a team of information specialists from Heriot-Watt University,
with input from a number of other universities in the UK. The
site features a catalogue of quality resources (selected by
subject consultants), targeted engineering search engines, bibliographic
and events databases, including the Recent Advances in Manufacturing
bibliographic database, a directory of science and technology
librarians, an Engineering on the Internet bibliography, and
Hot Links to useful sites. |
| Institution
of Structural Engineers |
Landscape
Institute |
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Structural engineers are concerned with the safety, efficiency
and elegance of buildings and engineering structures. They work
with other professionals in design and construction but take
particular responsibility for how buildings and other structures
respond to loadings. They must consider the weight of the building
itself, its contents including people and how the building reacts
with the ground. The effects of accidents together with the
possible incidence of fire, earthquake and explosion damage
have all to be considered. Designs must not only be sufficiently
safe but be efficient and easy to build. The aim should also
be to produce structures that enhance the environment and give
a feeling of elegance and satisfaction |
The
Landscape Institute is the chartered professional body for Landscape
Architects in the UK. and comprises landscape designers, planners,
managers and scientists. Landscape architects work on all types
of external space - large and small, urban and rural - and make
a vital contribution to developing the modern environment in
towns, cities and the countryside. Founded in 1929, the Institute
sets out to promote the highest standards of education and professional
service in the application of the arts and sciences of landscape
architecture. It currently has 4,400 members working in both
the private and public sectors, on all types of external space. |
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Council of Europe |
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of Engineering Designers |
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Registration Board |
Institute
of Quality Assurance |
| Architecture
and Surveying Institute |
Royal
Institute of British Architects |
| Association
of Planning Supervisors |
Royal
Institute of the Architects of Ireland |
| Building
Bookshop |
Royal
Institution of Chartered Surveyors |
| Building
Research Establishment |
Royal
Society of Ulster Architects |
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Industry Board |
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British Cement Association |
| Construction
Industry Council |
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British Computer Society |
| Chartered
Institute of Building |
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Construction Confederation |
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Industry Research and Information Association |
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Environment Agency |
| Construction
Industry Training Board |
The
Institute of Electrical Engineers |
| Department
of Trade and Industry |
The
Institute of Materials |
| Engineering
Construction Industry Training Board |
The
Institution of Mechanical Engineers |
| Engineering
Council |
The
Institute of Physics |
| Federation
of Master Builders |
The
International Cost Engineering Council |
| Guild
of Architecture Ironmongers |
The
Stationery Office |
| Health
and Safety Executive |
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Welding Institute |
| Institution
of Civil Engineers |
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| Institution
of Engineers Ireland |
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