Open Access - Lund University Publications
... racing). It is attested in the Iliad, at Patroklos funeral games.19 Four horse chariot (quadriga) racing was introduced at Olympia in 680 BC, ridden races were introduced 32 years later and two horse chariot (biga) races were introduced in 408 BC.20 The Circus Maximus in Rome dated back to Tarquiniu ...
... racing). It is attested in the Iliad, at Patroklos funeral games.19 Four horse chariot (quadriga) racing was introduced at Olympia in 680 BC, ridden races were introduced 32 years later and two horse chariot (biga) races were introduced in 408 BC.20 The Circus Maximus in Rome dated back to Tarquiniu ...
Gelnhausen
... In 1834 the ramshackle monastery buildings had to make room for the new classical style building which continued to be used as a school until the 1980s. Since then local authorities have been located there. 7 / Kindergarten The first Gelnhausen kindergarten was installed on another part of the site ...
... In 1834 the ramshackle monastery buildings had to make room for the new classical style building which continued to be used as a school until the 1980s. Since then local authorities have been located there. 7 / Kindergarten The first Gelnhausen kindergarten was installed on another part of the site ...
Cobblestone Buildings
... Those constructed before 1835 were, however, usually in the Federal style. There are some rare instances of cobblestone buildings in the Gothic Revival and/or Italianate style. 4 With few exceptions, the Cobblestone Era ended with the beginning of the Civil War. There are three time periods of cobbl ...
... Those constructed before 1835 were, however, usually in the Federal style. There are some rare instances of cobblestone buildings in the Gothic Revival and/or Italianate style. 4 With few exceptions, the Cobblestone Era ended with the beginning of the Civil War. There are three time periods of cobbl ...
living the sky life
... started thinking deep rather than tall and found the Tytyri limestone mine, less than an hour’s drive from both the ...
... started thinking deep rather than tall and found the Tytyri limestone mine, less than an hour’s drive from both the ...
Tall Buildings and Elevators
... This paper addresses the evolution of tall buildings in their relation with structural systems and vertical communication systems. The main proposition is to take the historical development of structural solutions and elevator solutions to understand how both these aspects have shaped tall buildings ...
... This paper addresses the evolution of tall buildings in their relation with structural systems and vertical communication systems. The main proposition is to take the historical development of structural solutions and elevator solutions to understand how both these aspects have shaped tall buildings ...
Guidelines for New Construction and Alterations to Historic Buildings
... Even a multi-family unit can blend into an existing neighborhood with the right attention to materials, rhythm, elevation above ground level, and orientation. This example borrows from the front-gable-side-wing building type so common in much of Madison. ...
... Even a multi-family unit can blend into an existing neighborhood with the right attention to materials, rhythm, elevation above ground level, and orientation. This example borrows from the front-gable-side-wing building type so common in much of Madison. ...
LISTED BUILDINGS AND CURTILAGE Historic England Advice Note
... A listed building is commonly identified in the National Heritage List for England by an address only, although some more recent entries contain a plan showing a red line around the listed building (including its curtilage and any structures associated with it). In either case, unless the list entry ...
... A listed building is commonly identified in the National Heritage List for England by an address only, although some more recent entries contain a plan showing a red line around the listed building (including its curtilage and any structures associated with it). In either case, unless the list entry ...
017Anthony.Psychological Aspects.Architecture of Tall Buildings.1995
... a camera with a zoom lens focused on a cityscape. With the setling at 28 mm for view , we c an see the entire city skyline , and as we zoom all the way to 135 a telephoto sho t, we ca n focus on o ne building in detail. If we could zoom in l'urther, we might sec inside the w indows of the building i ...
... a camera with a zoom lens focused on a cityscape. With the setling at 28 mm for view , we c an see the entire city skyline , and as we zoom all the way to 135 a telephoto sho t, we ca n focus on o ne building in detail. If we could zoom in l'urther, we might sec inside the w indows of the building i ...
Miscellany of Bastle Houses
... Plate 19 Blocked up slit window to basement at Carnwath bastle house Plate 18a Slots for window glass at Carnwath bastle house ...
... Plate 19 Blocked up slit window to basement at Carnwath bastle house Plate 18a Slots for window glass at Carnwath bastle house ...
Theme 12 Built Heritage - Dover District Council
... In England the Department for Culture, Media and Sport oversees policy on the protection of the country’s heritage assets including its historic buildings. The decision on whether or not to list a building is made by the Secretary of State although the process is administered by English Heritage. Ap ...
... In England the Department for Culture, Media and Sport oversees policy on the protection of the country’s heritage assets including its historic buildings. The decision on whether or not to list a building is made by the Secretary of State although the process is administered by English Heritage. Ap ...
Building Archaeology of the Secular Architecture of the 10th – 11th
... natural, that even under the conditions of an abundance of forest resources, such tasks were not entirely simple. The raw material for the future building should have been not only thoroughly selected, but also brought up to the mark. The earliest buildings of the Podil district of Kyiv show that th ...
... natural, that even under the conditions of an abundance of forest resources, such tasks were not entirely simple. The raw material for the future building should have been not only thoroughly selected, but also brought up to the mark. The earliest buildings of the Podil district of Kyiv show that th ...
Arlington_Deming_District
... The portion of the Lincoln Park community area that contains the Arlington-Deming District was originally outside the city limits of Chicago and was part of the Township of Lake View, which was officially organized in 1857, and which once extended from Fullerton Avenue (just south of the district) a ...
... The portion of the Lincoln Park community area that contains the Arlington-Deming District was originally outside the city limits of Chicago and was part of the Township of Lake View, which was officially organized in 1857, and which once extended from Fullerton Avenue (just south of the district) a ...
Appendix 2 - Gazetteer of historic buildings
... centre pair of trusses. Nothing now remains of this except the rebate and catch for the latch in the king-post, and the lap-joint and peg for the other jamb. The floor boards over the stair are in place, revealing the position of the top flight, but they have been taken up over the bedroom when this ...
... centre pair of trusses. Nothing now remains of this except the rebate and catch for the latch in the king-post, and the lap-joint and peg for the other jamb. The floor boards over the stair are in place, revealing the position of the top flight, but they have been taken up over the bedroom when this ...
Issues paper for the IHBC 30 January 2017
... marketplace; and that From the few detailed in situ studies that exist, there are enough warning signs to suggest that insulating external walls either externally or internally can lead to undesirable consequences when not done with proper consideration of the factors presented here.” ...
... marketplace; and that From the few detailed in situ studies that exist, there are enough warning signs to suggest that insulating external walls either externally or internally can lead to undesirable consequences when not done with proper consideration of the factors presented here.” ...
From the diaphragm arches to the ribbed vaults. An hypothesis for
... is built placing the stones vertically perpendicularly to the axe of the room (<
... is built placing the stones vertically perpendicularly to the axe of the room (<
Gunnerside - the Yorkshire Dales National Park
... Near the northernmost tip of the west village, near the mill at the top of the green along Gunnerside Beck, partly closing the diminishing valley, stand Ghyll View and Ghyll Edge, a Listed pair of late 18th century cottages with a rear wing, the stonework laid in watershot courses, with gable coping ...
... Near the northernmost tip of the west village, near the mill at the top of the green along Gunnerside Beck, partly closing the diminishing valley, stand Ghyll View and Ghyll Edge, a Listed pair of late 18th century cottages with a rear wing, the stonework laid in watershot courses, with gable coping ...
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... different forms, including more complex forms, such as twisted, tilted, tapered and free forms. This paper presents performance-based structural system design options for complex-shaped tall buildings. For each complex form category, tall buildings are designed with various structural systems, such ...
... different forms, including more complex forms, such as twisted, tilted, tapered and free forms. This paper presents performance-based structural system design options for complex-shaped tall buildings. For each complex form category, tall buildings are designed with various structural systems, such ...
HI RISE! I CAN SEE YOU - Research in Urbanism Series
... though there seemed to be no reason to turn back, the construction of high buildings came to an abrupt end in the late 1970s, when the city council imposed a moratorium on the construction of office buildings. ‘Rotterdam’ is not eager to acknowledge the fact that its first generation of ‘true’ high ...
... though there seemed to be no reason to turn back, the construction of high buildings came to an abrupt end in the late 1970s, when the city council imposed a moratorium on the construction of office buildings. ‘Rotterdam’ is not eager to acknowledge the fact that its first generation of ‘true’ high ...
7 CHARACTER AREAS - Bournemouth Borough Council
... 7.1.2 This section highlights the key characteristics of each area based on comprehensive and methodical analysis. Policy D3 of the AAP requires development to respect, and take opportunities to improve, the existing character of the different parts of the Town Centre. Therefore developers and archi ...
... 7.1.2 This section highlights the key characteristics of each area based on comprehensive and methodical analysis. Policy D3 of the AAP requires development to respect, and take opportunities to improve, the existing character of the different parts of the Town Centre. Therefore developers and archi ...
Natural Ventilation of Tall Buildings – Options and Limitations
... presumably why the problem is not encountered in mechanically ventilated tall buildings. However, with natural ventilation in a tall building the number of internal openings and their possible permutations would be large and could lead to less predictable behaviour.. There is a way round the problem ...
... presumably why the problem is not encountered in mechanically ventilated tall buildings. However, with natural ventilation in a tall building the number of internal openings and their possible permutations would be large and could lead to less predictable behaviour.. There is a way round the problem ...
Tall Buildings - The Masterbuilder
... constructing any tall building requires careful studies on aesthetic adequacy of the new structure within the existing urban context. Some structural systems for tall buildings have had major impacts on the building aesthetics, while others have had only minor impacts. Regional Expression As has bee ...
... constructing any tall building requires careful studies on aesthetic adequacy of the new structure within the existing urban context. Some structural systems for tall buildings have had major impacts on the building aesthetics, while others have had only minor impacts. Regional Expression As has bee ...
Innovative Technologies and Future Trends in Tall Building Design
... working, also driving the land prices high. Consequently, the land areas in city centers became more valuable, introducing the tall building type, which paid money from the land to its owner. The birth of the tall buildings can be directly associated with the development of structural systems. The f ...
... working, also driving the land prices high. Consequently, the land areas in city centers became more valuable, introducing the tall building type, which paid money from the land to its owner. The birth of the tall buildings can be directly associated with the development of structural systems. The f ...
Seismic Pushover Analysis of `Gaioleiro` Buildings in Lisbon
... Fig. 2.1. Floors are made of wood beams placed perpendicular to the main façade walls and covered by wood boards. The balconies on the back façade wall have a composite structure made of steel profiles placed perpendicular to the façade wall and connected by masonry arches. These balconies are suppo ...
... Fig. 2.1. Floors are made of wood beams placed perpendicular to the main façade walls and covered by wood boards. The balconies on the back façade wall have a composite structure made of steel profiles placed perpendicular to the façade wall and connected by masonry arches. These balconies are suppo ...
Five Energy Generations of Tall Buildings: A
... buildings. Prior to its inception, high-rise buildings were large rectilinear blocks, designed with a high degree of compactness. Those that followed the law were increasingly slender, resulting in greater energy requirements for space heating (due to heat loss through higher quantities of envelope) ...
... buildings. Prior to its inception, high-rise buildings were large rectilinear blocks, designed with a high degree of compactness. Those that followed the law were increasingly slender, resulting in greater energy requirements for space heating (due to heat loss through higher quantities of envelope) ...
Romanesque secular and domestic architecture
Romanesque architecture is an architectural style of medieval Europe characterised by semi-circular arches. The term ""Romanesque"" is usually used for the period from the 10th to the 12th century with ""Pre-Romanesque"" and ""First Romanesque"" being applied to earlier buildings with Romanesque characteristics. Romanesque architecture can be found across the continent, diversified by regional materials and characteristics, but with an overall consistency that makes it the first pan-European architectural style since Imperial Roman Architecture. The Romanesque style in England is traditionally referred to as Norman architecture.The commonest surviving Romanesque buildings are churches, of which many are still standing, more or less intact and frequently in use. Many of these churches were built as abbeys, to serve religious communities. The living quarters and other monastic buildings of these abbeys constitute a significant part of the remaining domestic architecture of the Romanesque period.The second most common type of surviving Romanesque building is the castle, of which the great majority are in ruins, as a result of war, or the practice of dismantling castles that might later be used in uprisings. A number of ruined or much altered imperial palaces, some of them within castle walls, others unfortified, have also survived in Germany and Alsace.Examples of purely domestic architecture include the great hall of a fortified manor in England, and a small number of large town houses in France and Germany and several palazzos in Venice. A great many more small houses are spread across Europe, often greatly altered by the insertion of later windows, and sometimes with their antiquity unrecognised and unrecorded.