...P HEATLEY Synopsis The importance of swimming-baths as an essential part of a planned community has been realized and future years will witness a rapid increase in the number of these establishments in the United Kingdom. Many departures from the commonly accepted type of design will be necessary...

... ROADEXPENDITURE The progress I have been able to record in theimprovement of materials and methods of construction is not, in my view, matched by developments in the technique of road planning and design nor, for that matter, in the actual taskof providing a national road systemcomparable with the needs of a huge...

...W G JAMIESON WIDENING TRAFFIC LANES ROADS CURVES SINGLE KERBS METHODS CALCULATIONS DUAL CARRIAGEWAYS CARRIAGEWAYS TRANSPORT PLANNING TRANSPORTATION JAMIESON ON THE WIDENING: OF TRAFFIC LANES ON ROAD CURVES. 87 Paper No. 5566. U The Widening of Traffic Lanes on Road Curves. By W...

...J A RINGERS NETHERLANDS MINISTRY OF PUBLIC WORKS NETHERLANDS ROYAL INSTITUTION OF ENGRS. RECONSTRUCTION WAR DAMAGE REPAIRS HOUSES TOWNS PLANNING TOWN PLANNING DYKES RECLAMATION RIVERS NETHERLANDS HOLLAND JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS No. 3. 1945-46...

...A J H CLAYTON; H W S HUSBANDS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 TRAFFIC CAPACITY ROUNDABOUTS ROADS INTERSECTIONS LANES JUNCTIONS TRANSPORTATION PLANNING 424 CORRESPONDTERONANCCFEFAIPCACITY OF justified, but instead to strikea middle course based on a careful investigation...

...T W MORAN; A G GULLAN; J A DAWSON; A H D MARKWICK; P G HUDSON; G TEMPLE; R F LLOYD JONES; E J B WEST © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 AIR REGISTRATION BOARD DESIGN LAND AIRPORTS LONG DISTANCE CIVIL AIR TRANSPORT DESIGN LENGTH RUNWAYS LAYOUT PLANNING FORECASTS TRAFFIC...

... not improved or even maintained as well as they should have been. LINKWITH CENTRALPLANNING. Planning is very much intheairjust now. The Barlow Report of 1939 stressed the virtues of a Central Planning Authority which should not only examine and criticize local schemes for the redevelopment of congested...

... CONDITIONING ELECTRICAL PLANNING DESIGN MATERIALS SCHEDULES LOADING BOILERS BIRMINGHAM UK PART PLAN Scale 0 10 10 metres .0 I 1'0 30 20 8 4'0 50 60feet O.' THEFIRSTANDSECONDHEIGHTENINCOFTHEASWANDAM WILLIAMCLOWE&SSONSL. IMITE:DLONDON. , .~ ~ STRESSES AND TEMPERATURE EFFECTS IN DAMS...

..., and in particular those affecting tube rail- ways were probably the most, difficult owintgo thehigh cost of construction. He did not, however, intend to discuss tube railways, but to consider the reference which the Author had made t,o London planners. Planning had become a popular word during the war, and therewas...

...H J ROWSE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 SENATE OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS BUILDINGS PROFESSIONS AESTHETICS PLANNING TRAINING COLLABORATION ROWSEON ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT: POSSIBILITIES OF COLLABORATION. 53 LECTURE ON U Engineer and Architect...

... RAILWAYS NATIONALISATION SYSTEMS TRUSTS PLANNING FINANCE ROADS CANALS SHIPPING TRAFFIC CONGESTION GOODS PASSENGERS LEGISLATION PARLIAMENT SATURATION WATERWAYS COMPETITION COORDINATION HAULAGE CONTROL UK RICHARDOSPNOST-WATRRANSPORT IN GREAT BRITAIN. 151 (roads) is a spending...

...D ANDERSON ENGINEERS PLANNING COUNTRIES ECONOMICS PRESIDENTS DEPRESSIONS RECESSION GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION POLITICS UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1943 JOURNAL OF THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS NO. 1. 1943-44. NOVEMBER 1943. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS OF D A V W ANDERSON, LLB...

... ever again be available a t short notice inunlimitednumbers,andsuchrequirements should be planned and forecast. Organization of the labour supplied,or to be supplied, demanded considerable knowledge of technical and administrative problems, as well as of human nature and the latesAt cts of Parliament...

... PLANNING POST WAR RECONSTRUCTION AGRICULTURE COMMUNICATIONS TRANSPORT WATER SUPPLY CONTROL ACTS LEGISLATION MAINS REPAIRS PROTECTION INDUSTRIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT NATIONALISATION LAND AIR 534 CORRESPONDCEOONNNCCERSETTREUCTURES. TheAuthor s opinionwas that resort to decorative veneers...

...H J B MANZONI © Thomas Telford and ICE 1942 PLANNING RECONSTRUCTION POST WAR REGIONAL ORGANISATION NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION TOWNS SERVICES DAMAGE REBUILDING INDUSTRIES AGRICULTURE FINANCE STANDARDS CODES PLANS DETAILS HOUSING SLUMS BUILDINGS TRAFFIC SYSTEMS ROADS...

...T P FRANK; F COOK; D H BROWN; E H FORD; S B DONKIN; R H BUCKLEY; G L GROVES; T H LONGSTAFF; A W WARD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1942 POST WAR PLANNING RECONSTRUCTION TOWNS REGIONAL HEATING VENTILATION DISTRIBUTION WATER SUPPLY ORGANISATION ACTS PUBLICATIONS BROADCASTING...

...M O GORMAN; F A RAYFIELD; W F ADAMS; R B HOUNSFIELD; F GARWOOD; N HERWALD; H A TRIPP © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 ROADS TRAFFIC CIRCULATION FLOW THEORY DENSITY LANES CAPACITY SPEED FORMULAE INTERSECTIONS MAXIMUM VOLUME PLANNING TESTS VELOCITY 264 CLAYTON ON lWAU...

...J G PIDGEON ROADS DEVELOPMENT EFFECT MODERN PRACTICE ADMINISTRATION HISTORY TRAFFIC STATISTICS ACCIDENTS PROBLEMS DESIGN LAYOUT MAINTENANCE IMPROVEMENT BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION SIGNS RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS STREETS LIGHTING PLANNING EXPENDITURE ACTS HIGHWAYS LEGISLATION...

...H J B MANZONI © Thomas Telford and ICE 1939 BRITISH AMERICAN ENGINEERING CONGRESS BRIAMEENGCON BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL CITIES PLANNING RESTRICTIONS RIBBON DEVELOPMENT ACTS LEGISLATION URBAN AREAS PRESERVATION RURAL CONTROL EXPANSION ROADS DESIGN HOUSING TOWNS...

... Planning Institute, a t which three Papers on " Essential Road Conditions Governing the Safety of Modern Traffic " 1 were presented. INTRODUCTROEMRAYRKS. Major-General S. C. PECKstatedthat he had been asked, as President of the Institution of Automobile Engineers, to make an introductory statement...