Building Contracts, the Principles and Practice of Their Administration

Building Contracts, the Principles and Practice of Their Administration, by Edwin J. Evans, offers a detailed exploration of contract management within the construction industry. Originally published in 1922, this timeless guide delves into the intricacies of contract law, focusing on the practical application of principles in building projects. Evans meticulously examines the roles and responsibilities of parties involved, offering insights into dispute resolution and effective administration.

This book is an invaluable resource for architects, engineers, contractors, and legal professionals seeking a foundational understanding of building contracts. Explore historical perspectives, legal frameworks, and practical guidance that remain relevant in contemporary construction management.

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