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    Qatar Background Research Background Research Environmental: Soils: Qatar being a desert environment, most people think that it is not possible to grow plants there. This is not the case. There are 5 different soil types to consider throughout Qatar: ● Rawdha soils: these soils have a small amount of organic matter, low water retention properties and poor structural properties. Also, rawdha soils give rise to surface crusting which interferes with the plant-air-water relationship and

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    Timeline Of Cloth Tents

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    shelter movement. 1627- Francis Bacon experimented with filtration and desalination; and without his work, portable shelters would not be functional. 1601-1700- Steel was in industrial production by this time, and became one of the primary structural building materials in modern day architecture. 1700- The first commercial Pop-Up Shop was actually a kitchen in France, which started the mass trend around the world today. 1769- Without the invention of trucks, portable shelter transportation would not have

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    Aspect of Architecture Architecture is undeniably one of the most powerful forms of art. Buildings have the ability to loom in the distance when seen from afar. As you approach it more and more details can be seen. Minute intricacies such as stone quality, texture, and perhaps some ornate detailing become apparent. Even standing at a doorway can provide some involved feelings. Does the building seem to invite the viewer inside with elaborate carvings and an open view to the interior? Or

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    The Rocks History

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    amazingly beautiful old historic and heritage-listed buildings. The Sirius building, for example, was designed and built between 1978 and 1979. The Rocks locality features Brutalist architecture, buildings which are now used as residential apartments. The historic architecture and history of The Rocks are not the only interesting things that make it appealing. Housing & Lifestyle Older terrace homes, 1960’s to 1980’s styled homes, historic buildings, and modern apartments are the primary residences

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    Somiani port of Sindh from Lakhpat for his onward journey to Mecca Medina in Saudi Arabia. <> The house in which Gurunanak had stayed has been converted to Gurudwara. The house has gone through heavy restoration work and now is one of well-maintained buildings of Lakhpat. Nonetheless one can still find the ornate wooden windows, door frames and portions of the old house amidst the new construction. A UNESCO award for restoration work after the earth quake is credited to this Gurudwara, which is proudly

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    Reduce CO2 Pollutions

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    the building sector. In this paper we present the results of this multidisciplinary cooperation between designers, architects and engineers from Europe, USA, Japan and China. The project grew from this team, who led the “Reduce CO2 – With technology to zero emissions” workshop at the Holcim Forum in Mexico City. First, we address the Overall Problem of buildings and their current impact on the environment. Then we consider more in depth the Material Problem and the CO2 Problem of buildings. Next

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    This fire station build in 1993 has a form that resemblance Ringwood Library with a reverse curved roof acting in lieu of a dome to render the building monumental (Annex J). This time it was marked with a series of tubular skylights and vents which serves as a dome lanterns. Cream colour brick wall covers the façade of this building as a shell of a core of local red brick and concrete columns architecture internally which was a legacy of Melbourne’s everyday warehouse and factory architecture of

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    Task Two: Earthquakes and Buildings The type of buildings that were the most damaged in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. In the 6.3 magnitude Christchurch earthquake that occurred at 12.51pm on the 22nd of February 2011, the types of buildings that were the most damaged were houses and commercial buildings that were built in the 19th and early 20th century. The majority of these buildings that were damaged were ones that relied on single or double brick for their structure. This relates to how

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    Section 17.36.030 of the Town zoning regulations state: The Town's goals within the C-1 district is to retain historical characteristics of the downtown business area by preserving existing structures constructed prior to the year 1930. Remodeling and construction is encouraged to reflect the goals of the zone district; to enhance the town's attraction to residents, tourists, and visitors; to serve as a support and stimulus to business and industry; to reflect a pedestrian orientation; and to enhance

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    nature (water and sunlight) and the movement of wave fabricated Time-Sensitive Space. In architecture, natural building materials continue to deteriorate and change every second by environment, as I observed the wave changing with sunlight and dynamic movement. The rate of deterioration is decided by the material characteristics, the regional environment and the division of building materials. Firstly, the rate of deterioration is mostly decided by the material characteristics, especially organic

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