This document discusses the key elements of urban design, including signage, lighting, parking, landscaping, service areas, fencing, building materials, building articulation, and transportation. It provides details on each element, with a focus on how they should be considered and integrated into urban planning and development projects. Signage, lighting, landscaping, and building materials/articulation are some of the elements that contribute to the aesthetic character and visual experience of the urban environment. Other functional elements like parking, service areas, and transportation infrastructure need to be designed carefully with considerations for accessibility, traffic flow, and minimizing visual impacts.
This document discusses the key elements of urban design: buildings, public spaces, streets, transport, and landscape. It provides examples for each element. Buildings shape urban spaces and give a sense of place. Public spaces are living rooms of the city where people gather. Streets connect spaces and are defined by their dimensions, scale, and surrounding buildings. Transport networks enable movement throughout cities. Landscape includes green spaces like parks and trees that provide contrast. Together these elements are woven into the overall urban design structure.
Architectural Design Concepts Approaches - كونسيبت التصميم المعمارى و الفكرة ...Galala University
Architectural Design Concepts Approaches
Summary of several Architectural Design Concepts Approaches to help students generate design concepts.
كونسيبت التصميم المعمارى
الفكرة المعمارية
طرق مختلفة لمساعدة الطلبة للوصول الى كونسيبت او فكرة التصميم المعمارى
Circulation in architecture refers to the pathways that allow movement through buildings and spaces. Good circulation is essential to successful architecture as it determines how people experience the spaces. Circulation includes both horizontal pathways like hallways and vertical pathways like stairs. It also includes less obvious spaces like areas between furniture where people walk. The design of circulation significantly impacts how users experience and appreciate the architecture through movement.
1. An architectural program refers to the broader objectives and client requirements of a project. It is a written document used alongside a functional brief.
2. A project is unique and time-bound, while a program is ongoing and implemented within an organization to consistently achieve certain business results.
3. The document discusses the difference between project and program management in the context of designing facilities for a knowledge community like a university.
The document describes the original concepts of the neighborhood unit plan proposed by Clarence Perry and the Radburn neighborhood model developed by Clarence Stein and Henry Wright in the early 20th century. Both aimed to design self-contained residential neighborhoods with schools, parks, and other amenities within walking distance. Perry's neighborhood unit emphasized boundaries, a central community center, and an internal street network to discourage through traffic. Stein and Wright's Radburn model organized neighborhoods into hierarchical levels from enclaves to superblocks and included separating vehicles from pedestrians. While similar in goals, the two approaches differed in details like maximum walking distances and treatment of neighborhood boundaries. The concepts shaped mid-century urban planning and remain influential today.
Human dimension & cities - The Human ScalePratham Pincha
This document discusses the concept of human scale in urban planning. It defines human scale as comprising three dimensions: population size, physical size of the space, and heterogeneity. Maintaining an ideal balance across these three dimensions has been a challenge for planners. The document argues that as city size and population increase, social relationships decrease and become more indirect. It examines how human scale affects individuals and their relationships within cities. Historical examples of efforts to define limits on city size and population are provided. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of considering scale in planning approaches to identify an appropriate human scale.
The document discusses the importance of site analysis for building design. Site analysis is the process of studying the existing environment and how it will influence a structure's design and layout. Key factors to consider in site analysis include topography, vegetation, climate, views, and regulatory requirements. Contour lines are used to represent the topography and slope of land, which greatly impacts building foundation and drainage design. Conducting a thorough site analysis is essential before beginning the design process.
This document discusses the key elements of urban design, including signage, lighting, parking, landscaping, service areas, fencing, building materials, building articulation, and transportation. It provides details on each element, with a focus on how they should be considered and integrated into urban planning and development projects. Signage, lighting, landscaping, and building materials/articulation are some of the elements that contribute to the aesthetic character and visual experience of the urban environment. Other functional elements like parking, service areas, and transportation infrastructure need to be designed carefully with considerations for accessibility, traffic flow, and minimizing visual impacts.
This document discusses the key elements of urban design: buildings, public spaces, streets, transport, and landscape. It provides examples for each element. Buildings shape urban spaces and give a sense of place. Public spaces are living rooms of the city where people gather. Streets connect spaces and are defined by their dimensions, scale, and surrounding buildings. Transport networks enable movement throughout cities. Landscape includes green spaces like parks and trees that provide contrast. Together these elements are woven into the overall urban design structure.
Architectural Design Concepts Approaches - كونسيبت التصميم المعمارى و الفكرة ...Galala University
Architectural Design Concepts Approaches
Summary of several Architectural Design Concepts Approaches to help students generate design concepts.
كونسيبت التصميم المعمارى
الفكرة المعمارية
طرق مختلفة لمساعدة الطلبة للوصول الى كونسيبت او فكرة التصميم المعمارى
Circulation in architecture refers to the pathways that allow movement through buildings and spaces. Good circulation is essential to successful architecture as it determines how people experience the spaces. Circulation includes both horizontal pathways like hallways and vertical pathways like stairs. It also includes less obvious spaces like areas between furniture where people walk. The design of circulation significantly impacts how users experience and appreciate the architecture through movement.
1. An architectural program refers to the broader objectives and client requirements of a project. It is a written document used alongside a functional brief.
2. A project is unique and time-bound, while a program is ongoing and implemented within an organization to consistently achieve certain business results.
3. The document discusses the difference between project and program management in the context of designing facilities for a knowledge community like a university.
The document describes the original concepts of the neighborhood unit plan proposed by Clarence Perry and the Radburn neighborhood model developed by Clarence Stein and Henry Wright in the early 20th century. Both aimed to design self-contained residential neighborhoods with schools, parks, and other amenities within walking distance. Perry's neighborhood unit emphasized boundaries, a central community center, and an internal street network to discourage through traffic. Stein and Wright's Radburn model organized neighborhoods into hierarchical levels from enclaves to superblocks and included separating vehicles from pedestrians. While similar in goals, the two approaches differed in details like maximum walking distances and treatment of neighborhood boundaries. The concepts shaped mid-century urban planning and remain influential today.
Human dimension & cities - The Human ScalePratham Pincha
This document discusses the concept of human scale in urban planning. It defines human scale as comprising three dimensions: population size, physical size of the space, and heterogeneity. Maintaining an ideal balance across these three dimensions has been a challenge for planners. The document argues that as city size and population increase, social relationships decrease and become more indirect. It examines how human scale affects individuals and their relationships within cities. Historical examples of efforts to define limits on city size and population are provided. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of considering scale in planning approaches to identify an appropriate human scale.
The document discusses the importance of site analysis for building design. Site analysis is the process of studying the existing environment and how it will influence a structure's design and layout. Key factors to consider in site analysis include topography, vegetation, climate, views, and regulatory requirements. Contour lines are used to represent the topography and slope of land, which greatly impacts building foundation and drainage design. Conducting a thorough site analysis is essential before beginning the design process.
This document discusses materials and structural components for vertical mixed-use buildings. It describes concrete, steel, and aluminum as commonly used materials for high-rise buildings. An alternative material, basalt fiber, is introduced which has better strength characteristics than glass fiber and is highly resistant to various environmental conditions. Basalt fiber is produced from basalt rock through a similar process as glass fiber but requires a higher melting temperature. Research shows basalt fiber has structural behavior similar to glass fiber, but codes have not yet recognized its use. Basalt fiber has high potential but its use currently lags behind other fibers due to lack of code design guidance.
Architectural Design 1 Lectures by Dr. Yasser Mahgoub - Lecture 4 - ProgramGalala University
The document discusses various methods for identifying and allocating spaces in architectural design, including tabular presentations, iconic representations, and relationship matrices and diagrams. It also covers calculating building efficiency and developing a space program table with details for each identified space.
The document discusses site planning and analysis of natural factors for site selection. It describes analyzing a site's geology, geomorphology, hydrology, vegetation, wildlife and climate. Key aspects of the natural analysis include examining a site's topography and slopes through tools like contour maps and slope maps. These maps are used to understand drainage, soil composition and erosion potential to determine suitable land uses and site design.
Site Planning- Principles and Considerations ameed inam
Basic Principles of Site Planning in Architecture and Components of Site Planning.
Inventory of Site Planning and its implementation in Building Design as well as Site Development
This document discusses the key elements of site analysis, including location, orientation, topography, soil conditions, vegetation, precipitation, hydrology, facilities, site context, views, and locally available resources. Conducting a thorough site analysis provides important information to incorporate site features into building design and placement.
Introduction to Site Planning. These slides should be able to provide urban planners a simple guide to factors and issues to consider in planning a a site. These slides were prepared for urban design class for masters students in Makerere University Kampala ( Uganda)
Site planning is the process of arranging structures on land and shaping spaces between them. It involves designating land uses, organizing vehicle and pedestrian access, and adjusting landforms. Site planners consider buildings, roads, landscaping, and how sites relate to their environment. The process involves research, analysis of the site, client needs, and natural/cultural factors to develop potential site plans. The critical steps are site and program analysis, schematic designs with cost estimates, and design development with detailed costing to arrive at the final site plan. Larger projects involve a team including landscape architects, architects, engineers and planners.
This document summarizes several patterns from Christopher Alexander's book "A Pattern Language" which provides design patterns for architecture and urban planning. The patterns address common problems and their solutions, such as how to structure cities and towns, where to place windows, and how to design entrances, courtyards, staircases and other architectural elements. The goal is to provide ordinary people a means to improve their built environments through applying these recurring design solutions.
1) The document discusses an urban community commercial neighborhood project in Olaia Street precinct in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
2) Riyadh is one of the fastest growing cities in the world with a population of 4.9 million people within an area of 2435 square kilometers.
3) The specific area being analyzed is located in the Olaia neighborhood in the center of Riyadh, which has a commercial strip that is the heart of business and interface for city visitors.
This document discusses site diagramming as a tool for architectural design analysis. It emphasizes the importance of thoroughly analyzing a site's contextual information prior to beginning design concepts. Key site issues addressed through contextual analysis and diagramming include location, size, zoning, natural and man-made features, circulation, utilities, sensory qualities, and implications for human use and climate considerations. The document provides guidance on collecting relevant site data, developing diagrams to organize this information, and using diagrams to inform responsive architectural design solutions.
Urban design involves the arrangement, appearance, and function of cities and their public spaces. It coordinates all elements that make up cities, including buildings, transportation networks, public spaces, and landscaping. Throughout history, cities have taken different forms. Ancient Greek cities often had an acropolis, agora, and irregular streets in older cities but grid plans in newer colonies. Elements like streets, squares, landmarks, and districts guide how people experience and navigate urban areas. Urban design aims to create lively, safe, and sustainable city environments for residents.
This document discusses the importance of site analysis for building design. Site analysis involves taking an inventory of the key elements of a property, including its location, orientation, topography, vegetation, climate and surroundings. This information is then analyzed to understand how these site features can be incorporated into an optimal and responsive design that considers factors like sunlight, wind, views and local materials. A thorough site analysis is essential for achieving a successful design that is tailored to the unique characteristics and context of the building site.
This document discusses site grading standards and processes. It defines site grading as ensuring a level or sloped base for developments like roads, railways, and landscapes. Proper grading is important for drainage and aesthetics. Methods for expressing slope include percentage, proportion, degree, and spot elevations. The grading process involves site analysis, developing a conceptual plan, preliminary cut/fill calculations, and a final grading plan. Criteria for grading elements and sports fields are provided. Earthwork involves preparation, excavation, and estimating cut and fill quantities. Information on soil and rock materials comes from agencies and site testing.
Landscape Design, architecture PPTs
Site planning refers to the organizational stage of the landscape design process. Site planning generally begins by assessing a potential site for development through site analysis. Information about slope, soils, hydrology, vegetation, parcel ownership, orientation, etc. are assessed and mapped.
The document summarizes a site analysis for a house project located on Rubaie Street in Baghdad, Iraq. It includes basic information about the project site, analysis of the sun and wind patterns, neighborhoods, views from inside and outside the site, shading throughout the day, and proposes an inward-looking house design as a solution. The proposed design aims to increase privacy, use trees to reduce pollution and improve air quality, orient the entrance away from the noisy street, and consider soundproofing materials due to outside noise pollution.
Konstantinos Doxiadis coined the term "ekistics" in 1942 to describe the interdisciplinary study of human settlements at all scales, from individual dwellings to cities to global urbanization. Ekistics examines how settlements are shaped by nature, humans, society, infrastructure, and built structures over time. Doxiadis applied ekistic principles to projects like designing the University of Punjab campus to promote walkability and community interaction, and in developing Baghdad's 1958 master plan with standardized housing types arranged in a rectilinear grid connected by new roads and mixed-use sectors. Ekistics aims to balance influences on settlements and view cities as dynamic entities that allow for continuous growth and change.
This document discusses structural systems used in high-rise buildings. It defines high-rise buildings and outlines the increasing demand for them due to factors like land scarcity. It describes the development of structural systems from the first generation using stone, brick and cast iron to modern systems using steel and concrete. Interior structural systems discussed include rigid frames, shear walls and outrigger structures. Exterior systems include tube systems and diagrid systems that resist lateral loads through a rigid perimeter structure.
Johnson wax headquaters, architectural presentationShahnaz Parvin
Frank Lloyd Wright designed the Johnson Wax Headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin in 1936 for client Herbert Fisk Johnson, Jr. Wright wanted an open, stimulating work environment with no sense of enclosure. The building features a half-acre open workroom with mushroom-like dendriform columns, circular elevators, and 43 miles of Pyrex glass tubes that allow light in without transparency. It was praised for its innovations and helped transform Johnson Wax's international reputation. The adjacent 1950 Research Tower has 14 floors supported by a central core. Both buildings are recognized for their architectural significance.
The document discusses elements of urban design that shape cities, including buildings, public spaces, streets, landscape, and their interrelationships. It also summarizes Kevin Lynch's book "The Image of the City", which examines how residents mentally map their city based on paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks. Finally, it provides examples of these elements in Mysore, India, highlighting landmarks like the Ambavilas Palace, focal points like Chamaraja Circle, and the city's planned layout with vistas, public squares, and response of buildings to the street network.
Urban design considerations aim to provide guidance for designers to create buildings and public spaces that are easy to navigate, stimulate public activity, and support various uses. Key factors include spatial patterns, street networks, how space is used, and balancing consistency with variety in the urban environment. The goal of urban design is to create places that can be enjoyed by diverse people now and in the future.
This document provides information about luxury residential developments in Dubai by DAMAC Properties. It summarizes four communities - Queens Meadow, The Field, The Flora, and The Turf located at AKOYA by DAMAC. Each community has villas of different types and sizes spread across large areas of landscaped grounds. The developments offer lavish homes and amenities surrounded by greenery. DAMAC is a leading luxury developer in the Middle East known for excellence in property development.
This document discusses materials and structural components for vertical mixed-use buildings. It describes concrete, steel, and aluminum as commonly used materials for high-rise buildings. An alternative material, basalt fiber, is introduced which has better strength characteristics than glass fiber and is highly resistant to various environmental conditions. Basalt fiber is produced from basalt rock through a similar process as glass fiber but requires a higher melting temperature. Research shows basalt fiber has structural behavior similar to glass fiber, but codes have not yet recognized its use. Basalt fiber has high potential but its use currently lags behind other fibers due to lack of code design guidance.
Architectural Design 1 Lectures by Dr. Yasser Mahgoub - Lecture 4 - ProgramGalala University
The document discusses various methods for identifying and allocating spaces in architectural design, including tabular presentations, iconic representations, and relationship matrices and diagrams. It also covers calculating building efficiency and developing a space program table with details for each identified space.
The document discusses site planning and analysis of natural factors for site selection. It describes analyzing a site's geology, geomorphology, hydrology, vegetation, wildlife and climate. Key aspects of the natural analysis include examining a site's topography and slopes through tools like contour maps and slope maps. These maps are used to understand drainage, soil composition and erosion potential to determine suitable land uses and site design.
Site Planning- Principles and Considerations ameed inam
Basic Principles of Site Planning in Architecture and Components of Site Planning.
Inventory of Site Planning and its implementation in Building Design as well as Site Development
This document discusses the key elements of site analysis, including location, orientation, topography, soil conditions, vegetation, precipitation, hydrology, facilities, site context, views, and locally available resources. Conducting a thorough site analysis provides important information to incorporate site features into building design and placement.
Introduction to Site Planning. These slides should be able to provide urban planners a simple guide to factors and issues to consider in planning a a site. These slides were prepared for urban design class for masters students in Makerere University Kampala ( Uganda)
Site planning is the process of arranging structures on land and shaping spaces between them. It involves designating land uses, organizing vehicle and pedestrian access, and adjusting landforms. Site planners consider buildings, roads, landscaping, and how sites relate to their environment. The process involves research, analysis of the site, client needs, and natural/cultural factors to develop potential site plans. The critical steps are site and program analysis, schematic designs with cost estimates, and design development with detailed costing to arrive at the final site plan. Larger projects involve a team including landscape architects, architects, engineers and planners.
This document summarizes several patterns from Christopher Alexander's book "A Pattern Language" which provides design patterns for architecture and urban planning. The patterns address common problems and their solutions, such as how to structure cities and towns, where to place windows, and how to design entrances, courtyards, staircases and other architectural elements. The goal is to provide ordinary people a means to improve their built environments through applying these recurring design solutions.
1) The document discusses an urban community commercial neighborhood project in Olaia Street precinct in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
2) Riyadh is one of the fastest growing cities in the world with a population of 4.9 million people within an area of 2435 square kilometers.
3) The specific area being analyzed is located in the Olaia neighborhood in the center of Riyadh, which has a commercial strip that is the heart of business and interface for city visitors.
This document discusses site diagramming as a tool for architectural design analysis. It emphasizes the importance of thoroughly analyzing a site's contextual information prior to beginning design concepts. Key site issues addressed through contextual analysis and diagramming include location, size, zoning, natural and man-made features, circulation, utilities, sensory qualities, and implications for human use and climate considerations. The document provides guidance on collecting relevant site data, developing diagrams to organize this information, and using diagrams to inform responsive architectural design solutions.
Urban design involves the arrangement, appearance, and function of cities and their public spaces. It coordinates all elements that make up cities, including buildings, transportation networks, public spaces, and landscaping. Throughout history, cities have taken different forms. Ancient Greek cities often had an acropolis, agora, and irregular streets in older cities but grid plans in newer colonies. Elements like streets, squares, landmarks, and districts guide how people experience and navigate urban areas. Urban design aims to create lively, safe, and sustainable city environments for residents.
This document discusses the importance of site analysis for building design. Site analysis involves taking an inventory of the key elements of a property, including its location, orientation, topography, vegetation, climate and surroundings. This information is then analyzed to understand how these site features can be incorporated into an optimal and responsive design that considers factors like sunlight, wind, views and local materials. A thorough site analysis is essential for achieving a successful design that is tailored to the unique characteristics and context of the building site.
This document discusses site grading standards and processes. It defines site grading as ensuring a level or sloped base for developments like roads, railways, and landscapes. Proper grading is important for drainage and aesthetics. Methods for expressing slope include percentage, proportion, degree, and spot elevations. The grading process involves site analysis, developing a conceptual plan, preliminary cut/fill calculations, and a final grading plan. Criteria for grading elements and sports fields are provided. Earthwork involves preparation, excavation, and estimating cut and fill quantities. Information on soil and rock materials comes from agencies and site testing.
Landscape Design, architecture PPTs
Site planning refers to the organizational stage of the landscape design process. Site planning generally begins by assessing a potential site for development through site analysis. Information about slope, soils, hydrology, vegetation, parcel ownership, orientation, etc. are assessed and mapped.
The document summarizes a site analysis for a house project located on Rubaie Street in Baghdad, Iraq. It includes basic information about the project site, analysis of the sun and wind patterns, neighborhoods, views from inside and outside the site, shading throughout the day, and proposes an inward-looking house design as a solution. The proposed design aims to increase privacy, use trees to reduce pollution and improve air quality, orient the entrance away from the noisy street, and consider soundproofing materials due to outside noise pollution.
Konstantinos Doxiadis coined the term "ekistics" in 1942 to describe the interdisciplinary study of human settlements at all scales, from individual dwellings to cities to global urbanization. Ekistics examines how settlements are shaped by nature, humans, society, infrastructure, and built structures over time. Doxiadis applied ekistic principles to projects like designing the University of Punjab campus to promote walkability and community interaction, and in developing Baghdad's 1958 master plan with standardized housing types arranged in a rectilinear grid connected by new roads and mixed-use sectors. Ekistics aims to balance influences on settlements and view cities as dynamic entities that allow for continuous growth and change.
This document discusses structural systems used in high-rise buildings. It defines high-rise buildings and outlines the increasing demand for them due to factors like land scarcity. It describes the development of structural systems from the first generation using stone, brick and cast iron to modern systems using steel and concrete. Interior structural systems discussed include rigid frames, shear walls and outrigger structures. Exterior systems include tube systems and diagrid systems that resist lateral loads through a rigid perimeter structure.
Johnson wax headquaters, architectural presentationShahnaz Parvin
Frank Lloyd Wright designed the Johnson Wax Headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin in 1936 for client Herbert Fisk Johnson, Jr. Wright wanted an open, stimulating work environment with no sense of enclosure. The building features a half-acre open workroom with mushroom-like dendriform columns, circular elevators, and 43 miles of Pyrex glass tubes that allow light in without transparency. It was praised for its innovations and helped transform Johnson Wax's international reputation. The adjacent 1950 Research Tower has 14 floors supported by a central core. Both buildings are recognized for their architectural significance.
The document discusses elements of urban design that shape cities, including buildings, public spaces, streets, landscape, and their interrelationships. It also summarizes Kevin Lynch's book "The Image of the City", which examines how residents mentally map their city based on paths, edges, districts, nodes, and landmarks. Finally, it provides examples of these elements in Mysore, India, highlighting landmarks like the Ambavilas Palace, focal points like Chamaraja Circle, and the city's planned layout with vistas, public squares, and response of buildings to the street network.
Urban design considerations aim to provide guidance for designers to create buildings and public spaces that are easy to navigate, stimulate public activity, and support various uses. Key factors include spatial patterns, street networks, how space is used, and balancing consistency with variety in the urban environment. The goal of urban design is to create places that can be enjoyed by diverse people now and in the future.
This document provides information about luxury residential developments in Dubai by DAMAC Properties. It summarizes four communities - Queens Meadow, The Field, The Flora, and The Turf located at AKOYA by DAMAC. Each community has villas of different types and sizes spread across large areas of landscaped grounds. The developments offer lavish homes and amenities surrounded by greenery. DAMAC is a leading luxury developer in the Middle East known for excellence in property development.
Villa at Nova Santa Ponsa with stunning views - MallorcaMallorca Golf
This villa in Nova Santa Ponsa, Mallorca has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. It has views of the ocean and features a garage, central heating, air conditioning, laundry room, and storage. The master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and walking closet. There is an open living and dining room area, kitchen with access to an outdoor terrace, and a pool in the outdoor terrace area.
مشروع فيلا سكنية خاصة
صممت الفيلاعلى مساحة 800 متر على الطراز الكلاسيكي
وتتكون من دور قبو و دور ارضي و دور اول وملحق علوي و جلسات خارجية امامية وخلفية و حمام سباحة و مجلس خارجي
ومكوناتها : الدور الارضي :مجلس رجال وغرفه طعام للضيوف و مجلس و حيز طعام عائلي و مطبخ مغلق واخر مفتوح و حمامين
الدور الاول: جلسه عائليه و اوفيس و ثلاث اجنحة نوم و جناح نوم رئيسي مكون من حمامين وغرفتين ملابس و حيز نوم وجلسه
دور الملحق العلوي : صاله وغرفة سينما و حمام و غرفه غسيل وغرفة كوي و غرفه ملابس موسميه و غرفة خادمة
الدور القبو : مجلس ضيوف خارجى و مخزن و اوفيس
Content curation: A Perfect Tool for Content MarketingWITS ZEN Blog
Content Curation: a powerful ingredient to add to your content cake.Content curation addresses both information consumers’ and marketers’ challenges in taming the flood of digital information.
Content curation around a subject speaks about the knowledge, expertise, and brand message of a company that has created the particular channel or source of content.
The document compares and discusses three HVAC system alternatives for a villa project: individual split units for each room, a semi-central VRV system for each block, and a fully central chilled water system for the whole building. It provides details on the components, operation, advantages and disadvantages of each system. A table then directly compares the three systems according key factors like initial cost, maintenance cost, effect on building design, flexibility, and indoor air quality.
Pengumuman ini memberitahukan tentang seleksi calon pegawai negeri sipil (CPNS) di Badan Narkotika Nasional tahun 2013. Pelamar harus mendaftar secara online antara 5-18 September dan mengirimkan berkas administrasi ke alamat tertentu. Tahapan seleksinya meliputi administrasi, tes kompetensi dasar, dan tes kompetensi bidang. Seleksi dilaksanakan di berbagai lokasi untuk mengisi lowongan formasi berbagai jabatan se
Public Private Partnerships In EgovernmentRobin Teigland
This presentation describes how project success can be ensured in a public-private partnership in egovernment. The case study is of ByggaVilla, a construction portal in Sweden.
Krystal Sayers has created hundreds of 3D components and assemblies in AutoCAD 2006 from physical measurements to use in experimental assemblies and submittals. She has also made 2D drawings for electrical contractors to facilitate cable and box installation using backgrounds supplied or recreated in AutoCAD 2010, typically completing assignments within an hour or three depending on the background format. With no prior CAD experience, Krystal learned AutoCAD efficiently and her work quality allowed her employer to reduce CAD operators from three to one in under a year.
Push over analysis-technique - التحليل اللاخطي الزلزالي والمفصل اللدنDr.Youssef Hammida
for performance-based design of building frameworks subject to earthquake loading.
The technique is based on the conventional displacement method of elastic analysis.
Through the use of a ‘plasticity-factor’ that measures the degree of plasticization
the standard elastic and geometric stiffness matrices for frame elements (beams,
columns, etc.)
are progressively modified to account for nonlinear elastic–plastic behavior
under constant gravity loads and incrementally increasing lateral loads.
The behavior model accounts for material inelasticity due to both single and combined
stress states, and provides the ability to monitor the progressive plasticization of frame
elements and structural systems under increasing intensity of earthquake ground motion
- -دراسة تحليلة لاخطية تظهر تطور دخول اطارات المنشأ
من المرحلة المرنة الى اللدنة
- مع ثبات الوزن الميت- والتغير التدريجي للحمولات الزلزالية - مقابل التغيرات والانتقالات
وتشكل وتموضع المفاصل اللدنة وذلك بعد الانتهاء من التحليل
وتصميم مقاطع وتسليح العناصر
كن push overغير معتمدة من الكودات في الوقت الحاضر
ويكفي العمل وفق ما جاء في الكود لتحديد موقع المفصل
عض الكودات حددت مواقع المفصل اللدن على الواقع للمنشأ
حيث يمكن تطبيق اشتراطات المقطع المتشقق ومتطلبات تشكل
المفصل اللدن في هذه الأماكن؛
-1جميع كمرات الاطارات وعلى كامل ارتفاع البناء وعلى اطراف عقدة الوصل
بين العامود والكمرة في حال الإطار الخاص ومقاوم للعزوم
This document provides samples of architectural work by Bryon Kunz including sketches, construction documents, and site photos for various commercial and residential projects between 2008-2010. It includes summaries and photos for a retail store front fountain feature, multi-family apartment buildings, a tenant improvement project, residential remodels, and the conversion of an existing pool/laundry building into a leasing office. Project locations include Elk Grove, CA, Cheney, WA, Sacramento, CA and Newman Lake, WA.
للتحميل: https://mribrahem.github.io/college_research/
جامعة العلوم والتكنولوجيا
معماري مستوى ثاني 2012-2013
بحث عن الأسقف - مادة إنشاء مباني 1
إبراهيم الرداعي
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We recently hosted the much-anticipated Community Skill Builders Workshop during our June online meeting. This event was a culmination of six months of listening to your feedback and crafting solutions to better support your PMI journey. Here’s a look back at what happened and the exciting developments that emerged from our collaborative efforts.
A Gathering of Minds
We were thrilled to see a diverse group of attendees, including local certified PMI trainers and both new and experienced members eager to contribute their perspectives. The workshop was structured into three dynamic discussion sessions, each led by our dedicated membership advocates.
Key Takeaways and Future Directions
The insights and feedback gathered from these discussions were invaluable. Here are some of the key takeaways and the steps we are taking to address them:
• Enhanced Resource Accessibility: We are working on a new, user-friendly resource page that will make it easier for members to access training materials and real-world application guides.
• Structured Mentorship Program: Plans are underway to launch a mentorship program that will connect members with experienced professionals for guidance and support.
• Increased Networking Opportunities: Expect to see more frequent and varied networking events, both virtual and in-person, to help you build connections and foster a sense of community.
Moving Forward
We are committed to turning your feedback into actionable solutions that enhance your PMI journey. This workshop was just the beginning. By actively participating and sharing your experiences, you have helped shape the future of our Chapter’s offerings.
Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the success of the Community Skill Builders Workshop. Your engagement and enthusiasm are what make our Chapter strong and vibrant. Stay tuned for updates on the new initiatives and opportunities to get involved. Together, we are building a community that supports and empowers each other on our PMI journeys.
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2. Riffa Views comprises of
three exclusively distinct
Signature Estates - Lagoon,
Oasis and Park, a Colin Mont-
gomerie championship golf
course, a world class interna-
tional school and state of the
art amenities.
OASIS ESTATES The flow-
ing sands of Bahrain and the
soothing natural shades of
green create a picturesque
background to the villas in
the Oasis estate. Featuring
a classic architectural style
amalgamating the local Bah-
raini architecture elements
with the contemporary, these
villas are a work of art and a
reminder of the Arabic archi-
tecture.
LAGOON ESTATES Contem-
porary architecture creates
an effortless feeling of calm,
the clean styling of the exte-
rior and the expansive indoor
areas give a feeling of open-
ness and space.
PARK ESTATES The inspira-
tional Mediterranean archi-
tecture gives the villas of Park
Estate a quality that defies
the passage of time. Perfectly
suited to their idyllic setting,
characteristic designs of
Master plan of Riffa Views brick and stucco add to the
feel of this historic style.
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3. Oasis Estate
Set around the world-class championship Riffa Golf Course, this BD190 million (500 million USD) development includes over 1000 highly desirable villas
built to outstanding quality.
As the Lead Architect and Project Manager for MSCEB for this prestigious and top end township project, I was in charge of the design of all the top-end
villas, two mosques and other ancillary buildings. In addition, several standard villa concepts were developed, and carried out to Detailed Design and Ten-
der documentation.
The next three slides show the snapshots of various types of villas for all the three estates starting from the basic two bedroom townhouse of 193 m2 to
the elaborate signature villa of 715 m2
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5. oasis lagoon park
AREA - 193 m2 Two ensuite bedrooms, combined AREA - 193 m2 Two ensuite bedrooms, combined AREA - 193 m2 Two ensuite bedrooms, combined
living and dining, Maid’s room and laundry. living and dining, Maid’s room and laundry. living and dining, Maid’s room and laundry.
AREA - 274 m2. Three bedrooms including one AREA - 274 m2. Three bedrooms including one AREA - 274 m2. Three bedrooms including one
ensuite. Open plan kitchen, combined living and ensuite. Open plan kitchen, combined living and ensuite. Open plan kitchen, combined living and
dining, Maid’s room and laundry. dining, Maid’s room and laundry. dining, Maid’s room and laundry.
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6. oasis lagoon park
AREA - 297 m2 Three bedrooms, one ensuite, AREA - 297 m2 Three bedrooms, one ensuite, AREA - 297 m2 Three bedrooms, one ensuite,
kitchen, majlis, Living room, Dining room, Three kitchen, majlis, Living room, Dining room, Three kitchen, majlis, Living room, Dining room, Three
terraces, Maid and laundry room terraces, Maid and laundry room terraces, Maid and laundry room
AREA - 349 m2 Four bedrooms, three ensuite, 2 AREA - 349 m2 Four bedrooms, three ensuite, 2 AREA - 349 m2 Four bedrooms, three ensuite, 2
Living rooms, Dining room, 1 indoor and 1 out- Living rooms, Dining room, 1 indoor and 1 out- Living rooms, Dining room, 1 indoor and 1 out-
door kitchen, terrace, Maid and laundry room. door kitchen, terrace, Maid and laundry room. door kitchen, terrace, Maid and laundry room.
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7. oasis lagoon park
AREA - 472 m2 Five ensuite bedrooms, 1 open style AREA - 472 m2 Five ensuite bedrooms, 1 open style AREA - 472 m2 Five ensuite bedrooms, 1 open style
kitchen with breakfast counter, 1 outdoor kitchen, kitchen with breakfast counter, 1 outdoor kitchen, kitchen with breakfast counter, 1 outdoor kitchen,
2 living rooms, Dining room, Reception foyer with 2 living rooms, Dining room, Reception foyer with 2 living rooms, Dining room, Reception foyer with
spacious sitting area, Maid & Laundry room spacious sitting area, Maid & Laundry room spacious sitting area, Maid & Laundry room
AREA - 715 m2 Five ensuite bedrooms, Majlis, 3 AREA - 715 m2 Five ensuite bedrooms, Majlis, 3 AREA - 715 m2 Five ensuite bedrooms, Majlis, 3
living rooms, 2 dining rooms, Pantry, Open style living rooms, 2 dining rooms, Pantry, Open style living rooms, 2 dining rooms, Pantry, Open style
kitchen with breakfast counter, outdoor kitchen, kitchen with breakfast counter, outdoor kitchen, kitchen with breakfast counter, outdoor kitchen,
private swimming pool, Driver’s room, Maid and private swimming pool, Driver’s room, Maid and private swimming pool, Driver’s room, Maid and
laundry room laundry room laundry room
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8. oasis lagoon
a
VILLA TYPE A - GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 379m2
Developed for the Oasis and Lagoon estates.
Contains Drawing and Living room, Dining room
with a breakfast counter, Two kitchens, Ensuite
Master Bedroom and three additional Bedrooms.
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION Second floor houses the Maid room and Laundry
ENSUITE
MASTER TERRACE
BED ROOM BED - 2
LIVING SPACES
BED - 3 TERRACE
BED - 1 TERRACE
TERRACE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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9. oasis lagoon park
a1
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION PARK ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION
VILLA TYPE A 1 - GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 350m2
Developed for the Oasis, Lagoon and Park es-
ENSUITE tates. Contains Drawing and Living room, Dining
MASTER room with a breakfast counter, Two kitchens, En-
BED ROOM BED - 2 suite Master Bedroom and three additional Bed-
rooms. Maid room and Laundry accomodated on
LIVING SPACES the ground floor
BED - 3
BED - 1
TERRACE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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10. oasis lagoon
B VILLA TYPE B - GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 478m2
Developed for the Oasis and Lagoon estates.
Contains separate Ladies and Gents Majlis, Dining
room with an open kitchen, Outdoor kitchen, En-
suite Master Bedroom and four additional ensuite
Bedrooms. Maid room and Laundry accomodated
on the second floor
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION
ENSUITE
LADIES MAJLIS MASTER
BED ROOM TERRACE
DINING ROOM
LOUNGE
GENTS MAJLIS ENSUITE
BED ROOM ENSUITE
LAUNDRY
BED ROOM
BED - 1
ENSUITE TERRACE
BED ROOM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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11. oasis lagoon park
B2
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION PARK ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION
VILLA TYPE B2 - GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 476m2
Developed for the Oasis Lagoon and Park estates.
ENSUITE Contains separate Ladies and Gents Majlis, Dining
LADIES MAJLIS MASTER room with an open kitchen, Outdoor kitchen, En-
BED ROOM suite Master Bedroom and four additional ensuite
Bedrooms. Maid room and Laundry accomodated
on the Ground floor. A modification of the Villa
Type B
DINING ROOM LOUNGE
ENSUITE
GENTS MAJLIS ENSUITE
BED ROOM
BED ROOM
BED - 1
ENSUITE
BED ROOM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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12. oasis lagoon park
C
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION PARK ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
TERRACE
LOUNGE
ENSUITE
BED ROOM
DINING
ROOM TERRACE
VILLA TYPE C - GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 715m2
LOUNGE Developed for the Oasis, Lagoon and Park estates.
LADIES ENSUITE Contains separate Ladies and Gents Majlis, Dining
MAJLIS BED ROOM room with an open kitchen, Outdoor kitchen, En-
GENTS ENSUITE suite Master Bedroom and four additional ensuite
MAJLIS MASTER Bedrooms. Maid room and Laundry accomodated
BED ROOM on the Ground floor. A Swimming pool and outdoor
EN- pavilions are also incorporated. While the Second
SUITE floor houses the Maid and the laundry, a small ac-
BED comodation for a driver is included on the Ground
ROOM
FIRST FLOOR PLAN floor.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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13. oasis lagoon
VILLA TYPE C1 - GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 838m2
C1
Developed for the Oasis and Lagoon estates.
Contains separate Ladies and Gents Majlis, Dining
room with an open kitchen, Outdoor kitchen, En-
suite Master Bedroom and four additional ensuite
Bedrooms. Maid room and Laundry accomodated
on the Ground floor. A Swimming pool and outdoor
pavilions are also incorporated. While the Second
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION floor houses the Maid and the laundry, a small ac-
TERRACE
LOUNGE
ENSUITE
DINING BED ROOM
ROOM ENSUITE
BED ROOM
GUEST
MAJLIS LOUNGE
LADIES ENSUITE
MAJLIS BED ROOM
ENSUITE
GENTS
MASTER
MAJLIS
BED ROOM
EN-
SUITE
BED
ROOM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
comodation for a driver is included on the Ground
floor. An additional suite of a Majlis and an ehsuite
bedroom is added for visitors and/or parents stay-
ing with the family. A modification of villa type C
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14. oasis lagoon park
T1
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION PARK ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION
ENSUITE
LIVING DINING MASTER
ROOM ROOM TERRACE
BEDROOM
BED 3
TERRACE
BED 2
TERRACE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
Living Dining areas with open kitchen on the The Maid’s room and laundry are on the Second
TOWNHOUSE - 1 GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 219m2 floor
Ground floor and the Bedrooms on the first floor.
Developed for Oasis, Lagoon and Park, these are
small family residences with three bedrooms.
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15. oasis lagoon park
T2
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION PARK ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION
TOWNHOUSE - 2 GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 196m2
Developed for Oasis, Lagoon and Park, these are
LIVING - DINING ENSUITE small family residences with two bedrooms.
MASTER
Living Dining areas with open kitchen on the
BEDROOM
Ground floor and two Bedrooms on the first floor.
The Maid’s room and laundry are on the Ground
floor
BED 2
TERRACE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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F
OASIS ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION LAGOON ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION PARK ESTATE - FRONT ELEVATION
VILLA TYPE - F GROSS BUILT-UP AREA - 296m2
DINING TERRACE A Compact three Bedroom villa solution developed
ROOM
ENSUITE
for Oasis, Lagoon and Park estates below 300 m2
MASTER All three Bedrooms have a Terrace access and an
LIVING BEDROOM additional office space on the ground floor has
ROOM been incorporated.
The Maid quarters are on the ground floor.
BED 2
OFFICE BED 3 TERRACE
ROOM
TERRACE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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TYPE GROSS AREA TYPE GROSS AREA TYPE GROSS AREA
TOWNHOUSE T2 196m2 TOWNHOUSE T2 196m2 TOWNHOUSE T2 196m2
TOWNHOUSE T1 219m2 TOWNHOUSE T1 219m2 TOWNHOUSE T1 219m2
TYPE F 296m2 TYPE F 296m2 TYPE F 296m2
TYPE A1 350m2 TYPE A1 350m2 TYPE A1 350m2
TYPE A 379m2 TYPE A 379m2 TYPE A NA
TYPE B2 476m2 TYPE B2 476m2 TYPE B2 476m2
TYPE B 478m2 TYPE B 478m2 TYPE B NA
TYPE C 715m2 TYPE C 715m2 TYPE C 715m2
TYPE C1 838m2 TYPE C1 838m2 TYPE C1 NA
Over and above these 9 types developed for all three styles - Oasis, Lagoon and Park, 1 bespoke villas were developed for special clients who had larger
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plots and a bigger requirement. These villas were over a 1000m2 in built up area and are currently in various stages of design and/or construction.
These villas, in the meantime have been handed over to the owners for their use. The Riffa Views school is also operational and the Retail centre is cur-
rently being designed and developed.
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