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BIODIVERSITY-BASED ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (PUBLIC ORGANIZATION)
Prepare by : 27 May 2014 Pantapong Tangteerasunun
Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban

Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban
Service
Content
Edutain -ment
Discovery Exhibition
Conceptual Framework
Objective
Fixed Exhibition
Mobile Exhibition
Budget
Time

Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban
Report
Conceptual Framework
Content
Design for Exihibition
Detail Design
3D Model Digital file
Feasibility
Requirements
Visitor
Specifi cation
Budget Estimate
Time Estimate
Fixed Exhibition
Mobile Exhibition

Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban
Operation & Process
Milestone
Gathering Data
Timeline & Working Plan
Scope of Work
On Site Survey & Analysis
Personal Activity
Full Report & Document
3D Model Digital File
Undertaker & Working Time
Content & Image Source

Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban
Inception Report
#3
#1
Time Delivery
Final Report
Interim Report
#2

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1. BIODIVERSITY-BASED ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (PUBLIC ORGANIZATION) Prepare by : 27 May 2014 Pantapong Tangteerasunun Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban

2. Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban Service Content Edutain -ment Discovery Exhibition Conceptual Framework Objective Fixed Exhibition Mobile Exhibition Budget Time

3. Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban Report Conceptual Framework Content Design for Exihibition Detail Design 3D Model Digital file Feasibility Requirements Visitor Specifi cation Budget Estimate Time Estimate Fixed Exhibition Mobile Exhibition

4. Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban Operation & Process Milestone Gathering Data Timeline & Working Plan Scope of Work On Site Survey & Analysis Personal Activity Full Report & Document 3D Model Digital File Undertaker & Working Time Content & Image Source

5. Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban Inception Report #3 #1 Time Delivery Final Report Interim Report #2

6. 30 Museume in Germany. Munich, Mannheim, Essen, Köln and Berlin

7. Feasibility of Learning Center: Biodiversity and Local Knowledge for Urban Interim Concept Model Fix Exibition Mobile Exibition Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin

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