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... introduction of new intervention which reflects current users, time and programme through cultural production. Historical architecture is static and rejects the notion of change. Interior design opts to alter the existing to ensure new inhabitation in changing times. Cultural production is the proce ...
... introduction of new intervention which reflects current users, time and programme through cultural production. Historical architecture is static and rejects the notion of change. Interior design opts to alter the existing to ensure new inhabitation in changing times. Cultural production is the proce ...
Ideas and Beliefs in Architecture and Industrial design
... number of perspectives, including: the general concept of values, general concept of profession, the general concept of design practice and the individual design practitioner as well as that of the overall design process. Within this framework, a number of different values have been observed and ide ...
... number of perspectives, including: the general concept of values, general concept of profession, the general concept of design practice and the individual design practitioner as well as that of the overall design process. Within this framework, a number of different values have been observed and ide ...
Music performance lab Architecture as a sensory conductor 1 ©
... FIG 3.4_Urban activity friendly design, Chasse Terrein, Breda, The Netherlands by West 8 landscape Architects (Gaventa, S.2006:pg.34) FIG 3.5_Approprately scaled street furniture relates to space scale (Gaventa, S.2006:pg.23) FIG 3.6_Sense of place enhanced by digital media (Gaventa, S.2006:pg.59) F ...
... FIG 3.4_Urban activity friendly design, Chasse Terrein, Breda, The Netherlands by West 8 landscape Architects (Gaventa, S.2006:pg.34) FIG 3.5_Approprately scaled street furniture relates to space scale (Gaventa, S.2006:pg.23) FIG 3.6_Sense of place enhanced by digital media (Gaventa, S.2006:pg.59) F ...
GEOGRAPHY
... In addition to standard geographic areas, census data can also be tabulated for areas defined by individual users. User-defined areas may be aggregations of the standard administrative and statistical geographic areas or custom areas. For additional information on creating custom areas, refer to the ...
... In addition to standard geographic areas, census data can also be tabulated for areas defined by individual users. User-defined areas may be aggregations of the standard administrative and statistical geographic areas or custom areas. For additional information on creating custom areas, refer to the ...
THE CONSERVATION OF OTTOMAN ERA NEIGHBOURHOODS IN
... conservation” to macro scale “urban conservation.” The conservation definitions will be described and explained within the practical applications and theoretical solutions in Turkey, and the outcomes will be analysed within Arnavutköy to provide a better understanding of why this area is not conside ...
... conservation” to macro scale “urban conservation.” The conservation definitions will be described and explained within the practical applications and theoretical solutions in Turkey, and the outcomes will be analysed within Arnavutköy to provide a better understanding of why this area is not conside ...
rosetta urban profile – background
... Egyptian cities; progressive understandings of urban governance are quite novel in Egyptian cities, with wrong concepts often embedded in people’s minds. ...
... Egyptian cities; progressive understandings of urban governance are quite novel in Egyptian cities, with wrong concepts often embedded in people’s minds. ...
A Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Method for Solar Building Design
... (SAW) approach appeared to be most suitable. Various applications of SAW approaches were found in the “green building” and environmental impact assessment tools. The SAW-based methods were also found to be the most simple and intuitive of the MCDM approaches. The main advantage of the SAW model is t ...
... (SAW) approach appeared to be most suitable. Various applications of SAW approaches were found in the “green building” and environmental impact assessment tools. The SAW-based methods were also found to be the most simple and intuitive of the MCDM approaches. The main advantage of the SAW model is t ...
skyscrapers as tools of economic reform and elements of urban
... was established. The total number of inhabitants exceeded one million for the first time in 1989. In 1988 the metropolitan comprehensive plan for Greater Amman was developed. This phase was marked by the advent of erecting high rise buildings in the Amman area that exceeded one hundred meters in hei ...
... was established. The total number of inhabitants exceeded one million for the first time in 1989. In 1988 the metropolitan comprehensive plan for Greater Amman was developed. This phase was marked by the advent of erecting high rise buildings in the Amman area that exceeded one hundred meters in hei ...
Design for Conservation Areas
... This report and SA process has been led by Essex County Council’s environmental assessment team. Diverse expertise has been drawn upon across the County Council’s service areas and appropriate partnership forums. This arrangement conforms to guidance recommendations in respect of a need for taking a ...
... This report and SA process has been led by Essex County Council’s environmental assessment team. Diverse expertise has been drawn upon across the County Council’s service areas and appropriate partnership forums. This arrangement conforms to guidance recommendations in respect of a need for taking a ...
Strategic Planning of Regional Tourism with Sustainable Development J
... as a new strategy in terms of rural development in Iran can have an important role in diversification of rural community economy. If the rural tourism can play its roles as well, it can be a creator, stimulus or a developed process to achieve sustainable development in rural regions and also sustain ...
... as a new strategy in terms of rural development in Iran can have an important role in diversification of rural community economy. If the rural tourism can play its roles as well, it can be a creator, stimulus or a developed process to achieve sustainable development in rural regions and also sustain ...
Design Fundamental Courses
... urban environment with specialized building type, as regards functional systems and urban and architectural character. This may include multipurpose and multifunctional public or commercial buildings which call for systemic design with an overall planning grid to insure compatibility between the var ...
... urban environment with specialized building type, as regards functional systems and urban and architectural character. This may include multipurpose and multifunctional public or commercial buildings which call for systemic design with an overall planning grid to insure compatibility between the var ...
Design Guidelines for Apartments and Multi
... depending upon the number of stories and the orientation of the building to the site. Horizontal blocks may be sited parallel to the street on a wide but not very deep lot. In such cases multiple entries are common in the façade. Such entries lead to foyers with adjacent stairs and—in later, taller ...
... depending upon the number of stories and the orientation of the building to the site. Horizontal blocks may be sited parallel to the street on a wide but not very deep lot. In such cases multiple entries are common in the façade. Such entries lead to foyers with adjacent stairs and—in later, taller ...
as a PDF
... readily available throughout the world. It is no longer unusual, for example, to find a building in Dubai with a sophisticated glass and metal curtain wall manufactured in England or Germany and, in its lobby, granite and marble veneers imported from Italy or Spain. While this once would have been c ...
... readily available throughout the world. It is no longer unusual, for example, to find a building in Dubai with a sophisticated glass and metal curtain wall manufactured in England or Germany and, in its lobby, granite and marble veneers imported from Italy or Spain. While this once would have been c ...
Design Guidelines Historic Apartment Multifamily Buildings Salt
... projecting porch or balcony, with framed rear utility porch and secondary stair access. The basic walkup arrangement was often varied by adding further apartment ranges to create a “U” shaped complex, frequently arranged around a central paved or garden court, which could be varied in width and dept ...
... projecting porch or balcony, with framed rear utility porch and secondary stair access. The basic walkup arrangement was often varied by adding further apartment ranges to create a “U” shaped complex, frequently arranged around a central paved or garden court, which could be varied in width and dept ...
An Introduction to Prefab
... Some people assume that yet-to-beinvented high-tech materials and systems will be the saviors of our construction industry. New technology can be great, but some of the answers to our building challenges are right in front of us. We need to look more closely at existing materials and systems from co ...
... Some people assume that yet-to-beinvented high-tech materials and systems will be the saviors of our construction industry. New technology can be great, but some of the answers to our building challenges are right in front of us. We need to look more closely at existing materials and systems from co ...
1. Objective of the architectural competition
... extensive construction works for building new military harbour, Admiralty, Kadriorg palace and Kadriorg park, which have influenced the further urban construction in Tallinn a lot. In 18th century, compact urban space on the esplanade surrounding the entrenchment around the old town was formed. From ...
... extensive construction works for building new military harbour, Admiralty, Kadriorg palace and Kadriorg park, which have influenced the further urban construction in Tallinn a lot. In 18th century, compact urban space on the esplanade surrounding the entrenchment around the old town was formed. From ...
systemic mobility - Beca Néstor Kirchner
... streets and thoroughfares1, made Cerdà’s urban plan the first example of a city scientifically planned for an assemblage of movements. To clarify: until that time, cities had been designed in order to allow movement, but of a different type - generally within neighborhoods or in else journeys outsid ...
... streets and thoroughfares1, made Cerdà’s urban plan the first example of a city scientifically planned for an assemblage of movements. To clarify: until that time, cities had been designed in order to allow movement, but of a different type - generally within neighborhoods or in else journeys outsid ...
Fig. 5.1 Early concept sketch showing the “lighter” wrapping and the
... The precedents shown all have some influence on the spatial and tectonic decision in the building. The approaches highlighted will be simulated to form a contextually applicable intervention. This means that while the precedents inform the process, the specifics of the site will determine the built ...
... The precedents shown all have some influence on the spatial and tectonic decision in the building. The approaches highlighted will be simulated to form a contextually applicable intervention. This means that while the precedents inform the process, the specifics of the site will determine the built ...
Retrofit Methods to Mitigate Progressive Collapse
... resist what are often very large forces. In contrast, strength concepts are often grossly inefficient and out of keeping with traditional architecture schemes, cost a lot to install, and are likely to increase the demand placed on the building by a blast or impact load. Moreover, the ability of stru ...
... resist what are often very large forces. In contrast, strength concepts are often grossly inefficient and out of keeping with traditional architecture schemes, cost a lot to install, and are likely to increase the demand placed on the building by a blast or impact load. Moreover, the ability of stru ...
Leeds Calling: The Influence of London on the Gentrification of
... cities of London (Lyons, 1998; Butler, 1997) and New York (Lees, 2000). It is also these cities—with a long history of the process— that have witnessed extensive gentrification of increasing intensity and scale. The maturity of gentrification and magnitude of private high-status residential housing ...
... cities of London (Lyons, 1998; Butler, 1997) and New York (Lees, 2000). It is also these cities—with a long history of the process— that have witnessed extensive gentrification of increasing intensity and scale. The maturity of gentrification and magnitude of private high-status residential housing ...
Architectural Design Manual
... VA’s infrastructure encompasses billions of dollars of total value and the average age of its buildings is approaching 60 years. ...
... VA’s infrastructure encompasses billions of dollars of total value and the average age of its buildings is approaching 60 years. ...
design Architectural Design Manual
... VA’s infrastructure encompasses billions of dollars of total value and the average age of its buildings is approaching 60 years. ...
... VA’s infrastructure encompasses billions of dollars of total value and the average age of its buildings is approaching 60 years. ...
urban green cover in nsw - Adapt NSW
... In NSW almost 90 per cent of our population lives in towns or cities, so it is essential we adapt our urban environment to withstand projected increases in extreme events such as heatwaves, intense storms and localised flooding. The information in the following pages provides practical guidance on h ...
... In NSW almost 90 per cent of our population lives in towns or cities, so it is essential we adapt our urban environment to withstand projected increases in extreme events such as heatwaves, intense storms and localised flooding. The information in the following pages provides practical guidance on h ...
Health Building Note 00-01: General design
... ‘To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often. ‘We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us’ (Winston Churchill) The overriding challenge for commissioners, regulators and providers of both health and social care and associated physical environments in which care is de ...
... ‘To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often. ‘We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us’ (Winston Churchill) The overriding challenge for commissioners, regulators and providers of both health and social care and associated physical environments in which care is de ...
Hayden Central Business District Proposed Design
... edge of the public right of way. Setbacks promote streetscapes consistent with the “Main Street” concept by bringing buildings to the edge of the sidewalk, thereby reinforcing the pedestrian environment and creating a more “built-up” feel. The purpose of reducing the front setback to a maximum of 20 ...
... edge of the public right of way. Setbacks promote streetscapes consistent with the “Main Street” concept by bringing buildings to the edge of the sidewalk, thereby reinforcing the pedestrian environment and creating a more “built-up” feel. The purpose of reducing the front setback to a maximum of 20 ...
Urban design
Urban design is the process of designing and shaping cities, towns and villages. In contrast to architecture, which focuses on the design of individual buildings, urban design deals with the larger scale of groups of buildings, streets and public spaces, whole neighborhoods and districts, and entire cities, with the goal of making urban areas functional, attractive, and sustainable.Urban design is an inter-disciplinary subject that utilizes elements of many built environment professions, including urban planning, landscape architecture, architecture, civil and municipal engineering. It is common for professionals in all these disciplines to practice in urban design. In more recent times different sub-strands of urban design have emerged such as strategic urban design, landscape urbanism, water-sensitive urban design, and sustainable urbanism.Urban design demands a good understanding of a wide range of subjects from physical geography, through to social science, and an appreciation for disciplines, such as real estate development, urban economics, political economy and social theory.Urban design is about making connections between people and places, movement and urban form, nature and the built fabric. Urban design draws together the many strands of place-making, environmental stewardship, social equity and economic viability into the creation of places with distinct beauty and identity. Urban design draws these and other strands together creating a vision for an area and then deploying the resources and skills needed to bring the vision to life.Urban design theory deals primarily with the design and management of public space (i.e. the 'public environment', 'public realm' or 'public domain'), and the way public places are experienced and used. Public space includes the totality of spaces used freely on a day-to-day basis by the general public, such as streets, plazas, parks and public infrastructure. Some aspects of privately owned spaces, such as building facades or domestic gardens, also contribute to public space and are therefore also considered by urban design theory. Important writers on urban design theory include Christopher Alexander, Peter Calthorpe, Gordon Cullen, Andres Duany, Jane Jacobs, Mitchell Joachim, Jan Gehl, Allan B. Jacobs, Kevin Lynch, Aldo Rossi, Colin Rowe, Robert Venturi, William H. Whyte, Camillo Sitte, Bill Hillier (Space syntax), Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk and Kelvin Campbell.