Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median and Mode
Special systems
1.
2. WHAT IS SYSTEM
A “system” can be defined as an “Assembly”
of interrelated or interdependent parts
forming a more complex and unified whole
and serving a common purpose. A “Building”
can be understood to be the physical
“Embodiment” of a number of “Systems” and
“Subsystems” that must necessarily be
related coordinated and “Integrated” with
each other as well as with the “three-
dimensional” form and “Spatial” organization
of the building as a whole.
4. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
The “Structural” system of a building is
“Designed” and “constructed” to support
and transmit applied “Gravity” and lateral
loads safely to the “Ground” without
exceeding the allowable “Stresses” in its
members.
5. ENCLOSURE & MEP SYSTEMS
The enclosure system is the “shell” or
envelope of a building consisting of the
“Roof” exterior “Walls” windows and
“Doors”.
The MEP systems of a building provide
essential “Services” to a building.
9. PRACTICAL BENEFITS
System monitoring and optimization throw integrated
sensors.
Efficient energy utilization.
Lower Operating Costs.
Controllable Comfort levels for all rooms at all times.
10. FIRE SAFETY & SECURITY
Water Sprinkles for Fire
Smoke Detectors
Video
Access
Time
Evacuation
Scanning