FLAT ROOF – ADVANTAGE OR DISADVANTAGE OF MODERN
... government’s experimental program of the RFG (“Reichsforschungsgesellschaft für Wirtschaftlichkeit im Bau- und Wohnungswesen” – Imperial Research Society for CostEfficiency in Building and Housing) were working on many different methods for constructing a flat roof. In 1926 a Bauhaus interview initi ...
... government’s experimental program of the RFG (“Reichsforschungsgesellschaft für Wirtschaftlichkeit im Bau- und Wohnungswesen” – Imperial Research Society for CostEfficiency in Building and Housing) were working on many different methods for constructing a flat roof. In 1926 a Bauhaus interview initi ...
Building WF16: construction of a PPNA pisé structure in Southern
... The roofs at WF16 were probably flat. There is no evidence for pitched roofs: there are no central postholes or indications of posts that could have supported such roofs ( potential structural posts were only present in the large building O75). The existence of flat roofs is further supported by the ...
... The roofs at WF16 were probably flat. There is no evidence for pitched roofs: there are no central postholes or indications of posts that could have supported such roofs ( potential structural posts were only present in the large building O75). The existence of flat roofs is further supported by the ...
fences - City of Greater Geelong
... that has influenced how it appears now. Does the area mainly reflect development early this century with a series of detached bungalows on garden allotments? Was the area a Victorian worker’s neighbourhood with cottages and terraces on small streets and lanes? Include in your application, a statemen ...
... that has influenced how it appears now. Does the area mainly reflect development early this century with a series of detached bungalows on garden allotments? Was the area a Victorian worker’s neighbourhood with cottages and terraces on small streets and lanes? Include in your application, a statemen ...
ATTACHMENT 4 Design Principles for the Conservation of
... The coating of render, or stucco, often applied to Victorian houses, protected their exterior walls: it should not be removed to expose the original sandstock brickwork. This destroys the character of the building and allows the destructive entry of moisture: soft, porous sandstock bricks decay and ...
... The coating of render, or stucco, often applied to Victorian houses, protected their exterior walls: it should not be removed to expose the original sandstock brickwork. This destroys the character of the building and allows the destructive entry of moisture: soft, porous sandstock bricks decay and ...
article - Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering and
... second time in future. It is interesting to note that lime has been use as building construction and decoration material for decades in Malaysia. Lime is a product of calcium carbonated which commonly takes the form of limestone, as found and quarried in lime stone hill and also can be found in cora ...
... second time in future. It is interesting to note that lime has been use as building construction and decoration material for decades in Malaysia. Lime is a product of calcium carbonated which commonly takes the form of limestone, as found and quarried in lime stone hill and also can be found in cora ...
Building Stones of Canada`s Federal Parliament Buildings
... Stone for the Original Buildings Although this article focusses on the building stone of the reconstructed Centre Block and Peace Tower, many of the decisions on the building style and the selection of building materials for the original structures strongly influenced the choice of materials used in ...
... Stone for the Original Buildings Although this article focusses on the building stone of the reconstructed Centre Block and Peace Tower, many of the decisions on the building style and the selection of building materials for the original structures strongly influenced the choice of materials used in ...
Architectural Classification: Style and Type
... “No visible or discernible style”? It is quite possible for a building to lack decorative elements or to have a form that might not yet be recognizable as significant, yet still convey its historic character. For example, many turn-of-the-century storefronts and commercial facades may lack such deta ...
... “No visible or discernible style”? It is quite possible for a building to lack decorative elements or to have a form that might not yet be recognizable as significant, yet still convey its historic character. For example, many turn-of-the-century storefronts and commercial facades may lack such deta ...
Downtown Cañon City - Royal Gorge Region
... removed, only to be replaced in 1982. CC-10 Clelland Block, 404 Main Street and Clelland/Peabody House, 403 Royal Gorge Blvd. (403 Water Street Orig.) The Peabody House was once the center of social and political life in Cañon City. Of the French Second Empire Style, it boasted 14 rooms, wood floor ...
... removed, only to be replaced in 1982. CC-10 Clelland Block, 404 Main Street and Clelland/Peabody House, 403 Royal Gorge Blvd. (403 Water Street Orig.) The Peabody House was once the center of social and political life in Cañon City. Of the French Second Empire Style, it boasted 14 rooms, wood floor ...
Kenneth Albert in Auckland - Auckland Architecture Archive
... steel framing and brick, and includes a roof of decorative tiles. Albert used rustic bricks for a majority of the exterior, together with timber for the roof. The church displays a pitched roof, in which glazing can be extensively seen in the apex. The interior ceiling of the church is clear stained ...
... steel framing and brick, and includes a roof of decorative tiles. Albert used rustic bricks for a majority of the exterior, together with timber for the roof. The church displays a pitched roof, in which glazing can be extensively seen in the apex. The interior ceiling of the church is clear stained ...
01423-03.3 Planning a Building Design
... you will need, your next step is to select the type of building that will best serve your purpose. To do this you can select from many different building types, materials and methods of construction. Figures 1 through 3 show some common utility structures. The most common are the shed and gable type ...
... you will need, your next step is to select the type of building that will best serve your purpose. To do this you can select from many different building types, materials and methods of construction. Figures 1 through 3 show some common utility structures. The most common are the shed and gable type ...
4.0 design trends in ohio, 1940-1970
... multi-story buildings, which were much needed in a booming construction market (Trachtenberg and Hyman 1986:544-545). The use of pre-stressed concrete became so widespread that carpenters soon found they could make more money building formworks for panel walls and decks than working on traditional b ...
... multi-story buildings, which were much needed in a booming construction market (Trachtenberg and Hyman 1986:544-545). The use of pre-stressed concrete became so widespread that carpenters soon found they could make more money building formworks for panel walls and decks than working on traditional b ...
(Architecture) Syllabus WEF 2011-12 batch
... polished and fine-uses and properties. Building Tiles: Roofing Tiles, flooring and wall tiles. Sand: sources, classification, functions, properties, tests for silt and organic contents, size of sand and grading. Mortars: Types, proportioning, mixing and grinding, mortar mills. Surkhi mortar, cement ...
... polished and fine-uses and properties. Building Tiles: Roofing Tiles, flooring and wall tiles. Sand: sources, classification, functions, properties, tests for silt and organic contents, size of sand and grading. Mortars: Types, proportioning, mixing and grinding, mortar mills. Surkhi mortar, cement ...
“Facility of the Year: New Facility” • A
... Capco brought in a rock milling machine to undercut the rock deep enough to allow installation of the footings underneath the building foundations and a rock saw to cut trenches up to l3 feet deep to allow for the installation of utility lines. Portions of the property had rock milled up to five fee ...
... Capco brought in a rock milling machine to undercut the rock deep enough to allow installation of the footings underneath the building foundations and a rock saw to cut trenches up to l3 feet deep to allow for the installation of utility lines. Portions of the property had rock milled up to five fee ...
English PDF - Athenian Agora Excavations
... are of limestone from Piraeus; the fasade, the columns and interior trim are of marble from Mt. Pentelikon, and the roof tiles have been shaped from the clay beds of Attica. The timber was imported, and this too was probably true of the original. ...
... are of limestone from Piraeus; the fasade, the columns and interior trim are of marble from Mt. Pentelikon, and the roof tiles have been shaped from the clay beds of Attica. The timber was imported, and this too was probably true of the original. ...
Historic Walk - City of Hillsdale
... destroyed by fire some nine years later, or about 1853. The third home of the congregation was on the same site as the present church, and was a brick structure built in 1853. It was occupied about forty-seven years until its destruction by fire in 1899. The building committee with C.F. Cook as chai ...
... destroyed by fire some nine years later, or about 1853. The third home of the congregation was on the same site as the present church, and was a brick structure built in 1853. It was occupied about forty-seven years until its destruction by fire in 1899. The building committee with C.F. Cook as chai ...
Aesthetic Showcase
... Precast concrete can also be veneered with other traditional building materials such as brick, granite, limestone, terra cotta, tile, and more. This provides the look and feel of these materials while adding all the benefits of precast concrete. Different finishes can also be combined for one projec ...
... Precast concrete can also be veneered with other traditional building materials such as brick, granite, limestone, terra cotta, tile, and more. This provides the look and feel of these materials while adding all the benefits of precast concrete. Different finishes can also be combined for one projec ...
Designated Heritage Property Listing
... was used as a manse and a place of worship – slate roof and supporting structure, brick work and verandah – decorative wooden trim and front door including glass on the exterior – stain glass windows throughout the house – plaster work (walls, ceilings, murals) – woodwork (stairway, paneling, banist ...
... was used as a manse and a place of worship – slate roof and supporting structure, brick work and verandah – decorative wooden trim and front door including glass on the exterior – stain glass windows throughout the house – plaster work (walls, ceilings, murals) – woodwork (stairway, paneling, banist ...
BRIEF SYLLABI FOR B.ARCH. DEGREE PROGRAM
... THIRD SEMESTER AR 2001– BUILDING CONSTRUCTION - I Pre-requisite: AR 1003– Building Materials L ...
... THIRD SEMESTER AR 2001– BUILDING CONSTRUCTION - I Pre-requisite: AR 1003– Building Materials L ...
Seismic Rehabilitation Study in Turkey for Existing
... framework is covered with plaster siding, and laths are nailed onto the studs to create a plastering surface (fig. 3). Baghdadi buildings can also be plastered from only the inside, with wood siding on the exterior of the wall. This kind of wall does not have infill. A comfortable indoor climate is ...
... framework is covered with plaster siding, and laths are nailed onto the studs to create a plastering surface (fig. 3). Baghdadi buildings can also be plastered from only the inside, with wood siding on the exterior of the wall. This kind of wall does not have infill. A comfortable indoor climate is ...
The Whatcom Museum of History and Art Bellingham
... a monument to local talent and a showcase for local products. The four competing building designs of 1891 were produced by local architects, with Alfred Lee ultimately winning the commission. The general con struction contract to Long & Merritt was awarded on December 12, 1891, based on the firm’s ...
... a monument to local talent and a showcase for local products. The four competing building designs of 1891 were produced by local architects, with Alfred Lee ultimately winning the commission. The general con struction contract to Long & Merritt was awarded on December 12, 1891, based on the firm’s ...
Thame Conservation Area Management Plan
... clay tiles, laid on steeply pitched roofs, being an important local feature. Paved ...
... clay tiles, laid on steeply pitched roofs, being an important local feature. Paved ...
Building Project Documentation in Ancient Mesopotamia
... doorways shown as a break in the wall. Some, though, show walls as single lines, with openings marked by strokes across the lines. Some are neatly inscribed, and some are very scrappy. They appear to have been intended for use in the construction of real buildings, either for client approval (perhap ...
... doorways shown as a break in the wall. Some, though, show walls as single lines, with openings marked by strokes across the lines. Some are neatly inscribed, and some are very scrappy. They appear to have been intended for use in the construction of real buildings, either for client approval (perhap ...
Timber for Low Impact Buildings - MA/ad 2011-12
... cutting a corresponding cavity to receive it in the adjoining piece. There are different kinds of mortise and tenon, and in China, this ...
... cutting a corresponding cavity to receive it in the adjoining piece. There are different kinds of mortise and tenon, and in China, this ...
Read full article - Scientific Papers Series “Management, Economic
... Building is the process by which different blocks are placed one above and / or next to each other to form walls. For this process a binder is generally used, the most common of which being the mortar based on cement and lime. Masonry is the oldest and most common method of building house walls. Ove ...
... Building is the process by which different blocks are placed one above and / or next to each other to form walls. For this process a binder is generally used, the most common of which being the mortar based on cement and lime. Masonry is the oldest and most common method of building house walls. Ove ...
227 - isprs
... volumetric primitives with the generation of (detailed) facades. Using a grammar called CGA shape, large city models can be generated artificially down to a very detailed level, which is demonstrated by a virtual reconstruction of ancient Pompeii. In order to explore possible interpretations based o ...
... volumetric primitives with the generation of (detailed) facades. Using a grammar called CGA shape, large city models can be generated artificially down to a very detailed level, which is demonstrated by a virtual reconstruction of ancient Pompeii. In order to explore possible interpretations based o ...
Architecture of ancient Sri Lanka
The architecture of ancient Sri Lanka displays a rich diversity, varying in form and architectural style from the Anuradhapura Kingdom (377 BC–1017) through the Kingdom of Kandy (1469–1815). Buddhism had a significant influence on Sri Lankan architecture after it was introduced to the island in the 3rd century BC, and ancient Sri Lankan architecture was mainly religious, with more than 25 styles of Buddhist monasteries. Significant buildings include the stupas of Jetavanaramaya and Ruwanvelisaya in the Anuradhapura kingdom and further in the Polonnaruwa Kingdom (11th–13th centuries). The palace of Sigiriya is considered a masterpiece of ancient architecture and ingenuity, and the fortress in Yapahuwa and the Temple of the tooth in Kandy are also notable for their architectural qualities. Ancient Sri Lankan architecture is also significant to sustainability, notably Sigiriya which was designed as an environmentally friendly structure.Monasteries were designed using the Manjusri Vasthu Vidya Sastra, a manuscript which outlines the layout of the structure. The text is in Sanskrit but written in Sinhala script. The script is believed to be from the 5th century, It is exclusively about Buddhist monasteries and is clearly from the Mahayana school. The text shows much originality and there is nothing similar in the existing Indian treatises, which deal only with Hindu temples.