The document summarizes the process of creating a sustainable fabric wrap for the 2012 London Olympic Stadium. Key points:
1. Dow Chemical, Rainier Industries, and Cooley Group partnered to develop a fabric wrap using sustainable materials and processes that met the specifications for wrapping the stadium.
2. Creating the wrap involved significant problem-solving as the initial materials did not meet standards. Dow and Cooley developed a new formulation for the fabric.
3. Producing the fabric proved challenging as well and required multiple attempts to get a smooth, defect-free material through the extrusion process used to apply the various layers of the fabric.
4. After several iterations, the team was finally able to produce
Selecting Sites for a Sports Complex in St. Louis AreaMatthew Mittler
Blue Marble used GIS analysis to identify potential sites for a new MLS stadium in St. Louis. They analyzed elevation, land use, soils, roads and county boundaries to identify 94 sites meeting criteria. These were narrowed to 4 final sites based on attributes like slope, perimeter to area ratio, and proximity to transportation. Site 1 is highlighted as the best site due to its downtown location, access to population and public transportation.
Kacey Powell proposes designs for a new stadium called Powell Stadium. It would be located near an airport for convenience and sponsored by Walmart. The stadium would include various food vendors like McDonald's, Burger King, and Five Guys. It would also host several events like a motocross race, car show, and paintball tournament to attract visitors.
The document summarizes a presentation made by MLS to Miami about bringing an MLS team and stadium to the city. It includes an agenda, overview of MLS initiatives like MLS Works that promote health and community involvement. It discusses a proposed stadium site in Overtown, commitments to the community and next steps like finalizing agreements and traffic/economic studies.
The document discusses the growth of Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States. It outlines the league's origins in 1996 and growth to 16 teams currently. MLS is driven by strong ownership groups that also own international soccer clubs and teams in other major sports leagues. The league has long-term television contracts and is expanding to more cities. It also benefits from building soccer-specific stadiums and pursuing public-private partnerships to finance new stadium construction projects.
The document summarizes the process of creating a sustainable fabric wrap for the 2012 London Olympic Stadium. Key points:
1. Dow Chemical, Rainier Industries, and Cooley Group partnered to develop a fabric wrap using sustainable materials and processes that met the specifications for wrapping the stadium.
2. Creating the wrap involved significant problem-solving as the initial materials did not meet standards. Dow and Cooley developed a new formulation for the fabric.
3. Producing the fabric proved challenging as well and required multiple attempts to get a smooth, defect-free material through the extrusion process used to apply the various layers of the fabric.
4. After several iterations, the team was finally able to produce
Selecting Sites for a Sports Complex in St. Louis AreaMatthew Mittler
Blue Marble used GIS analysis to identify potential sites for a new MLS stadium in St. Louis. They analyzed elevation, land use, soils, roads and county boundaries to identify 94 sites meeting criteria. These were narrowed to 4 final sites based on attributes like slope, perimeter to area ratio, and proximity to transportation. Site 1 is highlighted as the best site due to its downtown location, access to population and public transportation.
Kacey Powell proposes designs for a new stadium called Powell Stadium. It would be located near an airport for convenience and sponsored by Walmart. The stadium would include various food vendors like McDonald's, Burger King, and Five Guys. It would also host several events like a motocross race, car show, and paintball tournament to attract visitors.
The document summarizes a presentation made by MLS to Miami about bringing an MLS team and stadium to the city. It includes an agenda, overview of MLS initiatives like MLS Works that promote health and community involvement. It discusses a proposed stadium site in Overtown, commitments to the community and next steps like finalizing agreements and traffic/economic studies.
The document discusses the growth of Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States. It outlines the league's origins in 1996 and growth to 16 teams currently. MLS is driven by strong ownership groups that also own international soccer clubs and teams in other major sports leagues. The league has long-term television contracts and is expanding to more cities. It also benefits from building soccer-specific stadiums and pursuing public-private partnerships to finance new stadium construction projects.
1. The document discusses Jquery Mobile, a JavaScript library that makes it easy to develop mobile websites and apps.
2. It focuses on using Jquery Mobile to build interfaces for smartphones by leveraging HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Key components include pages, headers, content areas, and lists that users can navigate between.
3. The document provides examples of code for basic page layout and navigation using Jquery Mobile's built-in widgets, and links to video tutorials that demonstrate its capabilities and use of AJAX to load content without reloading the entire page.