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    House construction waste minimisation project Unitec

    Pivac, Andy; O'Gorman, Colin

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    2015-07
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    Pivac, A., & O'Gorman., C. (2015, July). House Construction Waste Minimisation Project Unitec. Paper presented at Construction Deconstruction Conference, Auckland, New Zealand.
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    https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3920
    Abstract
    Project Methodology • 4 identical re-locatable houses measured in project • 3 Bed, open plan wooden framed, iron roofed, cedar clad, • Waste stream separation by activities • Sub floor-bearers up- • Framing • Roofing and soffit • Exterior cladding and rap • Internal lining and trim • Plastics and cardboard • Sub trades Roofing, electrical plumbing, kitchen/bath fit-out
    Keywords:
    construction education, waste management, Unitec courses, education for sustainability
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    120202 Building Science and Techniques
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