Insulating solid-ground floors
... and risks involved with insulating solid ground floors. The energy saving resulting from insulating solid ground floors can in many cases be of marginal benefit when the cost and disruption to the building fabric are considered. Insulating other building elements is likely to produce greater benefit ...
... and risks involved with insulating solid ground floors. The energy saving resulting from insulating solid ground floors can in many cases be of marginal benefit when the cost and disruption to the building fabric are considered. Insulating other building elements is likely to produce greater benefit ...
Dumas House Tenant Presentation
... We would like to advise all staff entering the building that some floors are presently still undergoing fitout works which are scheduled to finish in June 2012, some services may be limited within the building and fitout areas undergoing works are not accessible. We ensure continual high level secur ...
... We would like to advise all staff entering the building that some floors are presently still undergoing fitout works which are scheduled to finish in June 2012, some services may be limited within the building and fitout areas undergoing works are not accessible. We ensure continual high level secur ...
Access Around Campus - University of Sussex
... side, but the upper floors are joined so that they bridge across the road. The building can be entered on either side of the road, and there are lifts in both stages which give access to all floors. There are also toilets on all floors but these are inconvenient for large wheelchairs. Someone with a ...
... side, but the upper floors are joined so that they bridge across the road. The building can be entered on either side of the road, and there are lifts in both stages which give access to all floors. There are also toilets on all floors but these are inconvenient for large wheelchairs. Someone with a ...
Hope Store - National Coal Mining Museum for England
... This building is currently in its original working state and only the first floor is accessible to the public, but always with a trained guide. It is approached by an external metal fire-escape staircase. Once inside there is a small area for a talk by the guide, with a limited amount of bench seati ...
... This building is currently in its original working state and only the first floor is accessible to the public, but always with a trained guide. It is approached by an external metal fire-escape staircase. Once inside there is a small area for a talk by the guide, with a limited amount of bench seati ...
Building Design for Moderate Seismic Regions
... Northeastern University Building G This was the sixth building added to Northeastern’s West Campus, and again the shape was somewhat non-traditional. Part of the plan characteristics and position of the buildings in the West Campus had to do with phasing plans -- older buildings were being worked a ...
... Northeastern University Building G This was the sixth building added to Northeastern’s West Campus, and again the shape was somewhat non-traditional. Part of the plan characteristics and position of the buildings in the West Campus had to do with phasing plans -- older buildings were being worked a ...
the PDF press release
... and entrepreneurs access to high-end wood shop, metal shop, CNC, and photography equipment on a membership basis. The space will also feature a co-working and event area. “The goal of the maker space is to lower the barriers of entry for inventors, designers, craftsmen, and engineers to bring their ...
... and entrepreneurs access to high-end wood shop, metal shop, CNC, and photography equipment on a membership basis. The space will also feature a co-working and event area. “The goal of the maker space is to lower the barriers of entry for inventors, designers, craftsmen, and engineers to bring their ...
Infinite Corridor
The Infinite Corridor is the hallway, 251 meters (825 feet, 0.16 miles, 147 smoots) long, that runs through the main buildings of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, specifically parts of the buildings numbered 7, 3, 10, 4, and 8 (from west to east). The corridor is important not only because it links those buildings, but also because it serves as the most direct indoor route between the east and west ends of the campus. The corridor was designed as the central spine of the original set of MIT buildings designed by William W. Bosworth in 1913. The Infinite Corridor is slightly longer than that of the University Hall building at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, which measures 800 feet (240 m) long.Twice per year, in mid-November and in late January, the corridor lines up with the plane of the ecliptic, causing sunlight to fill the entire corridor, events that are celebrated by students and staff.