Communicating building for safety : guidelines for methods of communicating technical information to local builders and householders.

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TextSeries: Building for safety seriesPublication details: London : Intermediate Technology Publications, 1993Description: vii, 80 p. : illISBN:

1853391832pbk

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690.22028 COM

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Bibliography: p. 80

This book was produced as part of the Building for Safety initiative of the Overseas Development Administration of the Government of the United Kingdom. The project was devised and executed by Cambridge Architectural Research Limited and the Disaster Management Centre of Oxford Polytechnic

Communication in planning; Community participation; Information gathering in the field; How people change; Education materials; Choice of media; Demonstration buildings; Local relevance; How many messages?; Preproduction testing; Educational context; Training; Impact assessment; Illustrating building for safety; Picture styles; Symbols and conventions; Cartoons; Connections and sequence; Cultural associations; Use of text and language

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