Citing an article on Designing Buildings
To cite an article on Designing Buildings use the following if the name of the author is listed:
Surname, Initial of author or organisation, “Article Title”, Location (Designing Buildings), Name of publisher (Designing Buildings Ltd). Available from (URL), [Accessed date and time].
If no author is named, simply leave the author out.
So this article would be:
“Citing Designing Buildings article”, Designing Buildings, Designing Buildings Ltd, https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Citing_an_article_on_Designing_Buildings [Day Month Year Time]
For more information on referencing see : Parenthetical referencing
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Leeds Harvard [University of Leeds / Leeds College of Building] variant:
Author's Surname , Author's Initialled Christian Name
OR
Designing Buildings Limited
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Designing Buildings: Construction Encyclopaedia
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Year
Webpage/Article Title >> ITALICISED
.[Online]
.[Date accessed: Date (as Day/Month/Year)}, {Time (Hours:Minutes)}
.Available from: Webpage URL
[ . = FULL STOP OR PERIOD >> This is omitted from the end of the citation]