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    are suspended. The canopy on the hill street of the building was removed and this made the configuration of the building to change especially on the first floor of the building. Things have changed over time in the building but the design, materials of the building, setting and its location have remained intact although there have been several changes in the building. The significance of the building The period of significance of the building ranges from the time it was set up in 1929 to 1960s

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    Architecture vs. Buildings When I read the book Seven Lamps of Architecture, John Ruskin opened my mind to the idea that a “building does not become architecture merely by the stability of what it erects”. Architecture is more than just a mere building. “Architecture is the art which so disposes and adorns the edifices raised by man, for whatsoever uses, that the sight of them may contribute to his mental health, power, and pleasure.” (John Ruskin) Even though all architectures is buildings not all buildings

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    Types of formwork materials use for Melbourne Building Constructions Do you know the types of types of formwork materials in Melbourne? It’s an important issue to produce the best results when doing construction work in the second largest city in Australia. Here are some of the main types: 1. Aluminum Aluminum formwork is becoming more popular in the construction industry. It’s simple to repair and remove. It thus boosts the productivity of workers. Aluminum can also be used several times. 2

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    Dorf is a consulting firm specialising in adaptive reuse development of heritage and vacant building stock. We will provide strategic packages for developers, architects, planners and government agencies. We believe that the adaptive reuse of our heritage and aging built landscape is fundamental to environmental, social and cultural sustainability. Dorf advocates preservation through adaption, rather than blunt conservation and isolation. We believe that more attention and consideration is due to

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    generations. It is hard to find a balance between sustainability and our economy. Economic growth however, also depends on a sustaining and functional environment. LEED is an organization that does not successfully evaluate the sustainability of a building. Instead some other organizations does better at evaluating in detail and continuously of how it is sustainable and how it has continued to be more eco-friendly. Politics is connected to natural resources, the issue of global warming, and sustainability

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    trend of globalization and keep its unique culture and tradition. There are a large of numbers of cities in China undergoing a delirious wave of development. Traditional dwellings are demolished everyday replaced by high-rise commercial high-rise buildings which has no characteristic. The image of cities became similar and lost their identity. There are normally two ways to deal with this identity crisis. One way is to build landmark to display it character which always ignore the tradition of the

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    The Yacoubian Building

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    The Yacoubian Building, by Alaa Al Aswany is a book that I recommend that everyone in the class should read. The book’s background is important in order to give meaning to what the importance of the context and content that the book projects. This book is set in modern day Cairo, Egypt and the storyline revolves around the Yacoubian Building which is the title of the book. It looks into the lives of the people who are occupants, and these lives are a significantly representative of the change in

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    Executive summary: fletcher building is a leading infrastructure and building materials manufacturer and general construction. They began their company in 1909 with the construction of a timber weatherboard house in Dunedin, NZ. The head office of the company is in Penrose, Auckland. The company is very big and there are near about 18,800 employees are working globally. Fletcher Building Limited announced a new organization structure and changes in several executive leadership roles. The changes

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    expansion of infrastructure. Buildings were built taller, roads were constructed more extensively, and bridges connecting two areas of land separated by water were formed. As cities became larger, populations increased, and with it, property values went up. As the population and land prices rose, the urgency for taller buildings grew with it. However, all of this required a material that was strong enough to withstand an immense amount of force. The higher buildings were built, the more likely it

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    of New York City Buildings It is quite common for a home owner to be curious about a new building that they have acquired or plan to acquire. Additionally several people tend to research about the building they are working or living in. Some people also often set off on a quest to gain knowledge about other buildings and monuments. The main areas of interest of such people is to find more information about the previous owners and more details about the history of the building. Here are a list of

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