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Mohamed Attalla
Back to facultyAdjunct ProfessorWalter G. Booth School of Engineering Practice and TechnologyMcMaster University
45 publications.
01
In-House Versus Outside Contracting for Owner Organizations
Hegazy T, Attalla M
Senior author
02
Reconstruction of Occupied Buildings. Project Control Techniques- A Canadian Study
McKim R, Attalla M
Senior author
03
Fiber Reinforced Polymers Rehabilitation in Facades
McCuaig, L R, Attalla M, K S
04
A Preliminary Analysis of Electricity, Water, and Gas Consumption in Toronto’s Public Schools
H Issa M, Attalla M, Rankin J, Christian J
05
Challenges in Managing Multi-Small Reconstruction Projects
Attalla M, Hegazy T, Penny S
First author
06
The Evolution of Public-Private Partnerships in Public School Construction, A Case Study
Attalla M, May B
First author
07
OPTIMUM RESOURCE PLANNING FOR LARGE INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE/CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS
Hegazy T, Elbeltagi E, Elhakeem A, Attalla M
Senior author
08
Sustainable Educational Facilities: The Green School (Case Study)
Attalla M, Kamarah E
First author
09
Project Control Techniques Reconstmction of Occupied Buiidings BY
Attalla M, Eng P
First author
10
Innovative Solution for Building Infrastructure Asset Management
Attalla M
Canadian Journal of Civil EngineeringFirst author
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