Library and Academic Services: Construction Management: Print Books

Browse the Stacks

Use call numbers like an address to locate books on the shelves and browse the topic. For more information about using call numbers, check out How to find materials in the library.

The construction books are located at the Notre Dame Campus Library location.

HD 69 .P75 (Project management)
HD 9715 (Construction industry)
HF 5549 (Personnel management)
NA 2542.3 (Sustainable architecture)
TA 658 (Structural design)
TH 1 - 9745 (Building construction)
TH 438 (Management of the construction site)
TH 443 (Safety)
TH 6014 (Environmental engineering)
TH 6101 (Plumbing)
TH 7005 (HVAC)
TJ 1363 (Cranes and derricks)
TL 296 (Forklifts)

Featured Books

[NEW] Sustainable Futures in the Built Environment to 2050 by Tim Dixon (Editor); John Connaughton (Editor); Stuart Green (Editor)
Location: HC 79 .E5 S8627 2018 (Located at NDC)
This book focuses on both construction and development issues, and examines how we can transition to a sustainable future by the year 2050bringing together leading research and practice at building, neighbourhood, and city levels. It deftly analyses how emerging socio-economic, technological, and environmental trends will influence the built environment of the future. The book covers a broad spectrum of interests across the scales of buildings, communities and cities, including how professional practice will need to adapt to these trends.

For a list of the newest books in the library check out New Materials.

BIM and Construction Management : proven tools, methods, and workflows by Brad Hardin; Dave McCool
Location: TH 437 .H287 2015 (Located at NDC)
BIM and Construction Management provides a comprehensive examination of BIM and other technologies throughout the entire project lifecycle. New coverage includes the latest advances in BIM, including methods, workflows, and tutorials, and a broader scope that focuses on getting results-and the behaviors and mindsets that must be in place to effectively exploit these new technological capabilities.
Construction Management and Organisational Behaviour by Maureen Rhoden; Brian Cato
Location: HD 9715 .A2 R46 2016 (Located at NDC)
This book offers a comprehensive and up-to-date account of management ideas and practices, focusing on the human relations side of construction management. Easily accessible and suitable for use within the classroom or in distance learning situations, it discusses a range of themes and trends covering evidence based management practices in the construction industry.
Construction Management : emerging trends and technologies by Trefor Williams
Location: TH 438 .W55 2010 (Located at NDC)
With a fresh approach that addresses the unique features of construction management for the 21st century, this book provides an overview of the construction industry and the management of construction projects. Construction Management: Emerging Trends and Technologies offers solid, foundational concepts in 'traditional' areas, including construction contracts, cash flow, estimating and scheduling.
Managing Complex Construction Projects : a systems approach by John K. Briesemeister
Location: HD 9715 .A2 B727 2018 (Located at NDC)
To many program, project, or construction managers, a complex project seems to be a labyrinth with many hidden dangers. This book is a guide through that labyrinth. It explains best practices and provides insight so they cannot only identify hidden dangers but also effectively manage the construction process to either mitigate or eliminate these risks.
Total Construction Management : emerging trends and technologies by John Oakland; John S. Oakland; Marton Marosszeky
Location: TH 438.2 .O35 2017 (Located at NDC)
A convergence of lean management and quality management thinking has taken place in organizations across many industries, including construction. Practices in procurement, design management and construction management are all evolving constantly and understanding these changes and how to react is essential to successful management.

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