Join Dominic Turner, Ing. / Eng. and Cody Neath offer a presentation on storm sewer and culvert solutions, including best practices and product selection criteria for corrugated steel and HDPE pipe. Additionally, the presenters will provide a technical review of flexible pipes. Various application cases and project profiles will be covered highlighting a range of sewer and culvert pipe products including Hel-Cor, UltraFlo, BOSS 1000 and 2000, and DuroMaxx pipes.
Several case examples from across Canada, United States as well as global mine site projects.
What You’ll Learn:
- Comparison between flexible and rigid pipes
- Characteristics of steel and HDPE pipes
- Overview of the manufacturing process
- Review of case studies and applications in Canada
- On-site installation procedure overview
Who Should Attend:
- Transportation Engineers
- Road Superintendents
- Provincial Departments of Transport
- Bridge / Structural Engineers
- Earthworks & Highways Contractors
- Mining Contractors
- Mining Engineers
- Municipal Engineers
Let it Flow! Culvert Design 101 – Basic Hydraulics, Culvert Location & End Tr...Communications Branding
Patrick Biro and Roger Goobie for Culvert Design 101, an overview of culvert solutions! The presenters will begin by reviewing basic culvert hydraulics and will then discuss considerations in the selection of culvert locations. They will finish up with reviewing the necessity of, and best practices in, end-treatment selection. Various culvert products will be highlighted including Hel-Cor, BOSS 2000, and Multi-Plate.
Culvert Design 101 is the first of a 2-part series reviewing culvert design and solutions.
What You'll Learn
Culvert types & applications
Basic hydraulics
Best practices in culvert design and location
Appropriate end treatments for culverts
Review of case studies and applications across Canada
Randy McDonald, Armtec Drainage’s Director of Engineering and Frank Klita, Senior Sales Representative, for the exciting second part of our 2-part Culvert series – Culvert Design 201! This presentation will build on the basics of culvert design covered in Culvert Design 101 and will focus in- depth on the structural design of culverts. Additionally, the presenters will review considerations and best practices for culvert installations.
What You'll Learn
Culvert types & applications
Structural design of culverts and buried structures as per CHBDC (Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code) methods
Installation best practices
Review of applications across Canada
Join Dominic Turner, Ing. / Eng. and Cody Neath offer a presentation on storm sewer and culvert solutions, including best practices and product selection criteria for corrugated steel and HDPE pipe. Additionally, the presenters will provide a technical review of flexible pipes. Various application cases and project profiles will be covered highlighting a range of sewer and culvert pipe products including Hel-Cor, UltraFlo, BOSS 1000 and 2000, and DuroMaxx pipes.
Several case examples from across Canada, United States as well as global mine site projects.
What You’ll Learn:
- Comparison between flexible and rigid pipes
- Characteristics of steel and HDPE pipes
- Overview of the manufacturing process
- Review of case studies and applications in Canada
- On-site installation procedure overview
Who Should Attend:
- Transportation Engineers
- Road Superintendents
- Provincial Departments of Transport
- Bridge / Structural Engineers
- Earthworks & Highways Contractors
- Mining Contractors
- Mining Engineers
- Municipal Engineers
Let it Flow! Culvert Design 101 – Basic Hydraulics, Culvert Location & End Tr...Communications Branding
Patrick Biro and Roger Goobie for Culvert Design 101, an overview of culvert solutions! The presenters will begin by reviewing basic culvert hydraulics and will then discuss considerations in the selection of culvert locations. They will finish up with reviewing the necessity of, and best practices in, end-treatment selection. Various culvert products will be highlighted including Hel-Cor, BOSS 2000, and Multi-Plate.
Culvert Design 101 is the first of a 2-part series reviewing culvert design and solutions.
What You'll Learn
Culvert types & applications
Basic hydraulics
Best practices in culvert design and location
Appropriate end treatments for culverts
Review of case studies and applications across Canada
Randy McDonald, Armtec Drainage’s Director of Engineering and Frank Klita, Senior Sales Representative, for the exciting second part of our 2-part Culvert series – Culvert Design 201! This presentation will build on the basics of culvert design covered in Culvert Design 101 and will focus in- depth on the structural design of culverts. Additionally, the presenters will review considerations and best practices for culvert installations.
What You'll Learn
Culvert types & applications
Structural design of culverts and buried structures as per CHBDC (Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code) methods
Installation best practices
Review of applications across Canada
Residential electricity usage varies depending on climate and availability of other fuel sources (natural gas, fuel oil, etc.). This presentation looks at average usage by state and how electricity rates and electricity bills vary between different states.
Culvert: A Robust Framework for Secondary Indexing of Structured and Unstruct...Jesse Yates
Ed Kohlwey's presentation at 2011 Hadoop Summit.
Secondary indexing is a common design pattern in BigTable-like databases that allows users to index one or more columns in a table. This technique enables fast search of records in a database based on a particular column instead of the row id, thus enabling relational-style semantics in a NoSQL environment. This is accomplished by representing the index either in a reserved namespace in the table or another index table. Despite the fact that this is a common design pattern in BigTable-based applications, most implementations of this practice to date have been tightly coupled with a particular application. As a result, few general-purpose frameworks for secondary indexing on BigTable-like databases exist, and those that do are tied to a particular implementation of the BigTable model.
We developed a solution to this problem called Culvert that supports online index updates as well as a variation of the HIVE query language. In designing Culvert, we sought to make the solution pluggable so that it can be used on any of the many BigTable-like databases (HBase, Cassandra, etc.). We will discuss our experiences implementing secondary indexing solutions over multiple underlying data stores, and how these experiences drove design decisions in creating the Culvert framework. We will also discuss our efforts to integrate HIVE on top of multiple indexing solutions and databases, and how we implemented a subset of HIVE's query language on Culvert.
Corrugated Steel Bridge and Tunnel Solutions Agata Woźniak
Join Ron Prychitko & Lorne Mielty for an overview of various Bridge-Plate, Multi-Plate and Tunnel Liner Plate applications. Through the presentation of various case studies they will cover product selection criteria for corrugated steel plate structures and best practices including assembly and installation.
Case study examples will include bridges, culverts, wildlife passes, mine portals, pedestrian tunnels and more.
What You’ll Learn:
-Learn about unique applications that solve demanding -problems
-Advantages of soil/steel structures
-Construction process for structures
-Available product, application and design resources
-General Canadian Codes and Standards will be referenced
Who Should Attend
-Bridge / Structural Engineers
-Municipal & Transportation Engineers
-Municipal, Provincial and Federal Infrastructure personnel
-Developers
-Earthworks & Highways Contractors
-Mining Engineers & Contractors
-Road Superintendents
http://socratesarchitects.com
Dutch Schools Analysis
Case studies;
Lorentz School
Wouterje Pieterse Primary School
Anne Frank Primary School
Research on the Dutch education system and the philosophy of Herman Herzburger.
Residential electricity usage varies depending on climate and availability of other fuel sources (natural gas, fuel oil, etc.). This presentation looks at average usage by state and how electricity rates and electricity bills vary between different states.
Culvert: A Robust Framework for Secondary Indexing of Structured and Unstruct...Jesse Yates
Ed Kohlwey's presentation at 2011 Hadoop Summit.
Secondary indexing is a common design pattern in BigTable-like databases that allows users to index one or more columns in a table. This technique enables fast search of records in a database based on a particular column instead of the row id, thus enabling relational-style semantics in a NoSQL environment. This is accomplished by representing the index either in a reserved namespace in the table or another index table. Despite the fact that this is a common design pattern in BigTable-based applications, most implementations of this practice to date have been tightly coupled with a particular application. As a result, few general-purpose frameworks for secondary indexing on BigTable-like databases exist, and those that do are tied to a particular implementation of the BigTable model.
We developed a solution to this problem called Culvert that supports online index updates as well as a variation of the HIVE query language. In designing Culvert, we sought to make the solution pluggable so that it can be used on any of the many BigTable-like databases (HBase, Cassandra, etc.). We will discuss our experiences implementing secondary indexing solutions over multiple underlying data stores, and how these experiences drove design decisions in creating the Culvert framework. We will also discuss our efforts to integrate HIVE on top of multiple indexing solutions and databases, and how we implemented a subset of HIVE's query language on Culvert.
Corrugated Steel Bridge and Tunnel Solutions Agata Woźniak
Join Ron Prychitko & Lorne Mielty for an overview of various Bridge-Plate, Multi-Plate and Tunnel Liner Plate applications. Through the presentation of various case studies they will cover product selection criteria for corrugated steel plate structures and best practices including assembly and installation.
Case study examples will include bridges, culverts, wildlife passes, mine portals, pedestrian tunnels and more.
What You’ll Learn:
-Learn about unique applications that solve demanding -problems
-Advantages of soil/steel structures
-Construction process for structures
-Available product, application and design resources
-General Canadian Codes and Standards will be referenced
Who Should Attend
-Bridge / Structural Engineers
-Municipal & Transportation Engineers
-Municipal, Provincial and Federal Infrastructure personnel
-Developers
-Earthworks & Highways Contractors
-Mining Engineers & Contractors
-Road Superintendents
http://socratesarchitects.com
Dutch Schools Analysis
Case studies;
Lorentz School
Wouterje Pieterse Primary School
Anne Frank Primary School
Research on the Dutch education system and the philosophy of Herman Herzburger.
1. Name : Xhevdet Jeff Haliti
Company : TEAM 4 ARCHITEC
TEN
Title : PROJECTS
Uni/College : Institutute of
Technology Carlow
Address : 12 the way,
College Farm
Newbridge,
Co. Kildare
Email : xhevdethaliti92@gmail.
com
Tel/Phone: +353851703441
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TEAM 4 ARCHITECTEN | Parkhoven 14
3. The building Belagtindienst Emmen,
Netherlands: This is an Existing buil-
ding to be refurbished and used as
apartment blocks. The building was
constructed in1967 and since has
not been renovated, wiith this study
the team is planning to reconsider
some of it’s modern looks
The building is a cncrete
structure with cutrain
glazing all around. The
Curtain walling gave the
building a modern look
and still is a well establis-
hed modern desing. With
some Refurbishment the
builidng can regain its
looks
The buldings use is for commeri-
al, combining various of busine-
ses. After the refurb the building
is set to have apartment blocks
with a bedroom and toilet inside.
The buidling is set to have its
modern look and the constuction
will commence in 2017,
Plan Proposal layout
exisiting plan layout
6. BELASTINGDIENST EMMEN A_16020 | 2TEAM 4 ARCHITECTEN
JEFF HALITI
De Burcht
The Castle in Hoogezand is an extension
of and replacement building for nursing
and care . After building the new headquar-
ters will be linked to two existing low-rise
wings which somatic and psycho-geriatric
care is provided.
Encounter, openness , clarity and visibility
are key to the design in which the residents
and staff at the center . A good quality of
life comes out for a good living and wor-
king environment . Space and openness
with an eye for the human dimension. Al-
ternation between intimacy and openness,
between rest and activity , between internal
and external orientation orientation making
the design versatile, durable and humane.
n the new building , all nursing apartments
designed around a large void. The two “
ends “ of the oval -shaped building are
small nursing units made with 8 single
rooms. Common living rooms in the heads
of the building offer views of the surroun-
dings. Contact with the environment is of
great importance for the occupants. Society,
where they no longer active part of it , it
must be perceptible to them.
The Castle is trying to give every scale of
the building clarity. At the level of the total
volume shreds not only shows its clear
design . Inside the building gives the loft
about five layers insight into the internal
organization of the building. And on each
floor there is a clear division of the pro-
gram. Orientation , perception and appea-
rance get a lot of attention and provide a
pleasant building.
9. TEAM 4 ARCHITECTEN | Parkhoven 14
21.3 m²
Woonkamer
13.0 m²
Eetkamer
6.7 m²
Keuken
3.8 m²
Hal
1.2 m²
Toilet
MK
22.2 m²
Patio
1.9 m²
Berging
5.2 m²
Berging
4.8 m²
Bijkeuken
13.0 m²
Woonkamer 10.8 m²
Eetkamer
4.2 m²
Keuken
4.8 m²
Badkamer
12.9 m²
Slaapkamer
3.8 m²
Hal
1.2 m²
Toilet
MK
22.2 m²
Patio
1.9 m²
Berging
5.2 m²
Berging
10.1 m²
Slaapkamer
14.5 m²
Slaapkamer
4.1 m²
Badkamer
7.4 m²
Overloop
8.3 m²
Slaapkamer
10.1 m²
Slaapkamer
14.5 m²
Slaapkamer
4.1 m²
Badkamer
6.6 m²
Overloop
Apartment block Design
A brick outter facade with balconies
and small residential homes in the
developed design.
This was a project I was working
on helpin establish the facade in
Revit and the design of the exter-
nal windows and doors, we had a
minimumm tolerance/width between
each window and door of 1m
through out the building