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Most cited papers from Constructive Thinking Studio (United Kingdom)

Constructive Thinking Studio (United Kingdom)

What are the most cited papers from Constructive Thinking Studio (United Kingdom)?

The most cited paper from Constructive Thinking Studio (United Kingdom) is "The Evaluation of a Palette of Low Carbon Measures Applied to a Conservation Area Victorian Terraced House" (Jon Moorhouse, John Richard Littlewood, 2013), with 5 citations. Next come "The Low-Carbon Retrofit of a UK Conservation Area Terrace: Introducing a Pattern Book of Energy-Saving Details" (5) and "A service perspective on ‘Evidence based pathways to intervention for children with Language Disorders’" (1).

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1 The Evaluation of a Palette of Low Carbon Measures Applied to a Conservation Area Victorian Terraced House Jon Moorhouse, John Richard Littlewood · Energy Procedia Conference paperOpen access 2013 5
2 The Low-Carbon Retrofit of a UK Conservation Area Terrace: Introducing a Pattern Book of Energy-Saving Details Jon Moorhouse, John Richard Littlewood · Smart innovation, systems and technologies Book chapter 2012 5
3 A service perspective on ‘Evidence based pathways to intervention for children with Language Disorders’ Stephen D. Parsons · International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders Open access 22 Nov 2018 1
4 POS0189-PARE PATIENTS' VALUES AND NEEDS IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF AXIAL SPONDYLOARTHRITIS: RESULTS FROM A UK-BASED ONLINE SURVEY T. Ingram, Jill K. Hamilton, Alison Hardy et al. · Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases Open access Jun 2025 0
5 Towards a Genome for Zero Carbon Retrofit of UK Housing Jon Moorhouse, Tim Freeman · eCAADe proceedings Conference paperOpen access 2023 0
6 [2+2] Two Architects and Two Galleries Jon and Peter Moorhouse, Herbert Peter · eCAADe proceedings Conference paperOpen access 2015 0

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