what are the reasons for surveying a building?
957641
Usually it is done before you start to do any work around or in the building.  You need to know where things are before you start doing any new work.
74357
give me the information needed for the survey
1037286
Do some market research on what buildings are currently being built in the area you live.
840766
1) How is it there?\n2) What does it have with it?\n3) What is it looking for?\n4) What is on the street
116846
You need to get a second opinion from a different licensed professional surveyor. Until you have certification from another licensed professional surveyor, you cannot be sure that the first surveyor made a mistake. Even if there was a mistake made, it may be possible to get a variance from the local governing authority, in order to avoid having to move the improvements that have been built.
1180675
Depends what type of building inspector you want to be and how qualified you need to be to get into a decent position (the course my just be entry level).\n\nPersonally I would go for a building surveying qualification so that you have a wider range of options (from Building inspector to valuation/loss adjustment work).  It takes experience as well as a qualification so be sure you know what you are doing before you jump from your comfort zone.\n\nGood Luck
626819
I always use a description I found on a placemat I got from a Chinese restaurant.\n\nHoroscopes almost always have flattering descriptions of the various signs.  You can take your pick.  Nobody really listens to those answers anyway.  Everyone is full of crap when asked a question like that.
706915
Contact the particular service provider. They will send a team for inspection of your land and finalise.
614178
survey research would be best....surveying in the area regarding the field of need i.e. if the survey is for buying a car, or a detergent soap, or shampoo, or a house,or a computer,air conditioner....whatever....\nIf the thing is of daily use like soap then you can go to the conumers' houses....if it is something expensive then you can go to the shops where that thing is being sold and where the costumers come to buy it for example for a car you can go to a car show-room.
447067
Well, it helps me know what side of the street a house or building will be on.  If I see that odd numbers are on the left side of the road, and there is an odd number on my address, then I know that I'll have to be prepared to turn left!\n\nAlso, if all the even numbers and odd numbers were on the same side of the road, what would be on the OTHER side of the road?  More numbers I guess, but I think that having it the way that it is just makes it easier to find things.
712181
Something to do with open spaces.  \nOutside.\nDesign.
363366
Consult an architect.
384248
If you suspect the survey is mistaken, consult a licensed professional land surveyor who specializes in complex boundary issues, not every surveyor gets it right. If you cannot find one in your area, consult a title attorney who has had experience in such cases, they will probably know the most expert surveyors in the area.
560901
Once you get the building, you can usually get away with it.  It's a great place to play your music LOUD & work ALL NIGHT if you want to!  Just to be on the safe side, you should call your local building code department & ask them.
557722
One catch is, if the property is improved (has a structure on it) you will generally not be able to inspect the property before buying it.  So you would be taking it "as is."  I think people and companies who make money at this probably have enough money to buy several such properties at a time, and they can average out the risks and make a good profit in the long run.  But they will need to have plumbers, electricians, carpenters and painters available to do repairs as necessary in order to make the structures habitable -- or they must have the skills and time to do the work themselves, obtaining permits and following codes as required.\n\nIf the properties are just vacant lots, the risks are different: they just need to know how much land is worth in a given area, and be able to afford to pay taxes on the properties until they can be sold.
261958
why would you like to know?
837691
there are many different tastes and styles to choose from- many different likes and dislikes among architects and the companies that pay them for their services.\n\nbuildings are made to last so they must be able to function in the future which is hard to plan because of how technology is rapidly increasing\n\ndifferent styles are used in different parts of the country- example would be that houses in Midwest have basements and houses along the ocean do not- architecture must fit the geographical area