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Architecture in Germany: Dam Annual 2002 by Dt. Arch. Museum, Ingeborg Flagge, et all 2003-01 Architektur Jahrbuch/Architecture in Germany 2000 (Dam Yearbook) by Wilfried Wang, Anna Meseure, 2001-02 Architecture in Germany 1999: Dam Architecture Annual (Dam Annual) by Wilfried Wang, Annette Becker, 2000-03 Dams & Dikes in Development Architecture Annual 1997 by Henco Bekkering, Cees Dam, 1998-05 Planting Wetlands and Dams: A Practical Guide to Wetland Design, Construction and Propagation by Nick Romanowski, 2010-03 Federal Architecture in Vermont: Ascutney Mill Dam, Brownington Village Historic District, Arlington Village Historic District (Arlington Architecture Annual by Henco Bekkering, Cees Dam, 1997-05 1936 Architecture: Hoover Dam Nubia: Taharqa, Kingdom of Makuria, Nobiin Language, Aswan Dam, Nubian Architecture, Kingdom of Kerma, Dar Al-Manasir, Nubians Glen Canyon Dam and Steel-arch Bridge [ Souvenir Guide Book ] Everything you want to know about these two great marvels of modern engineering on the Colorado River at Page, Arizona by Stan Jones, 1984 How Did They Build That? Dam (Community Connections) by Matt Mullins, 2009-07-15 DAM: ARCHITECTURE ANNUAL 1995 by ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, 1995 Architecture of dams--earthfill dams: A selected bibliography (Architecture series--bibliography) by Anthony G White, 1981

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21. SalamIran- Culture & Religion, Art And Handicraft Of Iran: Architecture (cont.)
    had been another masterpiece of Iranian architecture. Remnants of the canal standup to this day. p104.jpg (77060 bytes). Numerous bridges and dams had been  
    http://www.salamiran.org/CT/Culture/Arts/architecture/arch_cont.html
    
    Extractions: Architecture (cont.) The new chapter which was opened in the Islamic period led to the creation of remarkable religious buildings. Iranian arts such as calligraphy, stucco, mirror work, and mosaic work, became closely tied together in this new era. Islamic architecture and building decoration are among the most beautiful means of expression. Decoration does not play such an important role in any other type of architecture. The archaeological excavations have provided sufficient documents in support of the impacts of Sasanian architecture on the architecture of Islamic period. According to a classification suggested by Zaki Mohammad Hossain, the fourth period of Iranian architecture (from 15 through 17 Centuries) is the most brilliant period. Various structures such as mosques, mausoleums, bazaars, bridges, and different palaces have mainly survived from this period. In the old Iranian architecture, semi-circular and oval-shaped vaults appeared and Iranians showed their extraordinary skill in making massive domes. Domes can be seen mainly in the structure of bazaars and mosques, and particularly in the historic buildings of Isfahan. Iranian domes are distinguished for their height, proportion of elements, beauty of form, and roundness of the dome stem. The outer surfaces of the domes are mostly mosaic faced, and create a magical view. According to Dr. D. Huff, a German archaeologist, the dome, similar to Iran itself, is the dominant element in Persian architecture. This statement, applies fully to Iranian architecture; because when one looks at lrano-lslamic buildings, huge halls and massive domes are the first elements which immediately attract one's attention. The art of tile work used to decorate all sorts of ivans, domes, and portals, is so interesting that each part of it seems, to be a magnificent piece of painting.

22. ExpertWitness.com - The Most Popular Expert Directory On The Internet.
    Witnesses architecture Experts architecture Expert Witness - architecture ExpertWitnesses Art Management Expert Witnesses Rivers / dams Experts - Rivers  
    http://www.expertwitness.com/
    
    Extractions: Providing Expert Witnesses and Forensic Consultants since 1996 Home Store Join Expert Login ... Faq Find an Expert by "keyword" Location: Submit All Regions United States - Alabama - Alaska - Arizona - Arkansas - California - Colorado - Connecticut - Delaware - Florida - Georgia - Hawaii - Idaho - Illinois - Indiana - Iowa - Kansas - Kentucky - Louisiana - Maine - Maryland - Massachusetts - Michigan - Minnesota - Mississippi - Missouri - Montana - Nebraska - Nevada - New Hampshire - New Jersey - New Mexico - New York - North Carolina - North Dakota - Ohio - Oklahoma - Oregon - Pennsylvania - Rhode Island - South Carolina - South Dakota - Tennessee - Texas - Utah - Vermont - Virginia - Washington - West Virginia - Wisconsin - Wyoming - American Samoa - Federated Micronesia - District of Columbia - Guam - Misc. U.S. Pacific Islands - Puerto Rico - Virgin Islands Canada - Alberta - British Columbia - Manitoba - New Brunswick - Newfoundland - Northwest Territories - Nova Scotia - Ontario - Prince Edward Island - Quebec - Saskatchewan - Yukon Australia - New South Wales - Queensland - South Australia - Tasmania - Victoria - Western Australia - Australian Capital Territory - Northern Territory United Kingdom To search by category: About ExpertWitness.com

23. Free Clipart, Pictures, Royalty Free Photographs And Illustrations
    Click Here. dams and Reservoirs, 2 files found on 1 page. Displaying 9 files perpage. K EY WORDSEARCH. Animals,  
    http://classroomclipart.com/cgi-bin/kids/imageFolio.cgi?direct=Architecture/Dams

24. Digital Asset Management Initiative: DAMS Technology Providers
    assets. They tend to be deployed in a dams architecture to prepareand provide input to more comprehensive dams management systems.  
    http://sitemaker.umich.edu/dams/dams_technology_providers
    
    Extractions: Digital Asset Management Initiative Home Press Releases Living Lab Documents Living Lab Project Status ... Institutional Repositories DAMS Technology Providers DAMS Product Reviews DAMS Integrators DAMS RFP (restricted) Keep in Touch DAMS Technology Providers OVERVIEW OF MARKET SEGMENTS (dams-defined.jpg, 53.0 kb, , 04-03-2002) Vendor approaches to the DAMS marketplace vary widely, but most vendors focus on one or several components of the DAMS environment, including:

25. Andrew Zega Bernd H Dams Garden Vases
    Title Garden Vases Zega Andrew dams Bernd H Andrew Zega Bernd H. dams Subjectarchitecture and Town Planning Category Art architecture Photography Print  
    http://www.fortamherst.co.uk/Andrew-Zega-Bernd-H-Dams-Garden-Vases-409-784-076-9

26. Palaces Of The Sun King Andrew Zega Bernd Dams
    Title Palaces of the Sun King Zega Andrew dams Bernd Andrew Zega Bernd dams SubjectCastles Category Art architecture Photography architecture Types of  
    http://www.gregsonarmstrong.co.uk/Andrew-Zega-Bernd-Dams-Palaces-of-the-Sun-King

27. Art Deco Web Sites: Architecture
    Vitrolite, Public Works (4) Bridges, dams, Roadside (22) Commercialarchitecture Theaters (10) Movie theaters and driveins. Sites.  
    http://www.adsw.org/resource/websites/Architecture/
    
    Extractions: Web Sites Add Site Modify Site What's New ... Top : Architecture Art Deco Architecture popular - Lara Goeke's look at New York and Miami (Added 3-Mar-2000. 3007 hits. Rated 7.75 by 4 voters.) Rate It Art Deco Home Plans popular - Unique custom home plans in a contemporary art deco style. (Added 31-Dec-2000. 2660 hits. Rated 7.37 by 16 voters.) Rate It Decopix - The Art Deco Architecture Site - Excellent photos of Art Deco buildings around the world. (Added 8-Nov-2000. 2074 hits. Rated 8.00 by 7 voters.) Rate It Gottscho-Schleisner Collection - Architecture and Interior Design for 20th Century America, 1935-1955, is an extensive archive from architectural photographers Samuel H. Gottscho and William H. Schleisner documents building styles and trends throughout the nation. The collection also records interiors of middle- and upper-class society homes. Special features include images of the 1939 New York World's Fair and gardens of prominent property owners. (Added 10-Jan-2001. 1086 hits. Rated 10.00 by 1 voter.)

28. Department Of Architecture And Civil Engineering
    and management of civil structures including roads, bridges, and dams is coveredin Planning Course (architecture) This course of study offers a curriculum for  
    http://www.eng.kumamoto-u.ac.jp/english/dept/page1.htm
    
    Extractions: The Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering was formed in 1996 from the union of the former Departments of Architecture and Civil Engineering and part of the Department of Materials. The aim of the reorganized department is to educate and conduct research in fields related to construction, the environment, and disaster prevention ranging from the scale of individual buildings to the global society. Major topics covered include: Utilization and preservation of water and soil in urban environments in harmony with natural ecosystems in a manner resistant to disasters. The number of students entering the department annually is fixed at 160 and there are more than 60 teaching faculty and staff. All faculty in the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering belong to one of six chairs. Fourth year (senior level) students are also assigned to one of these chairs wherein they study current topics of interest for their graduate thesis. These chairs are described below. Geoengineering Chair

29. BridgeIndex
    Arches in religious buildings. Arches in Islam. Arch dams. Arch links. Art. Attachments.Beams. Beam architecture. Bending. Bending moments. Bicycle wheel. Books.  
    http://www.brantacan.co.uk/bridgeindex.htm
    
    Extractions: Index to Bridges and Structures October 2003 Back to Bridges back to Home page Index to Bridges Abingdon bridge Amsterdam Auxerre Bakewell ... Worcester - A422 bypass Index to Topics Appearance of bridges Arches Arches in secular buildings Arches in religious buildings ... Wheels Bridge Types Quick Survey Arch One Arch Two Arch Three ... Virtual Bridge Bridge Topics 1 Appearance Appearance 2 Arch or Beam Arch or Beam 2 ... Search this site Bridge Topics 2 Severn Bridges Severn Arches Severn Cantilevers Severn Coalbrookdale ... Bridge Words Related Topics Architecture - Arches 1 Architecture - Arches 2A Architecture - Arches 2B Architecture - Beams ... Design and build a model suspension bridge Back to Bridges back to Home page

30. ThinkQuest : Library : Ancient World
    architecture. New Stone Age. During the New Stone Age the Greeks built smallhouses or huts. The roads were paved. Bridges and dams were built as well.  
    http://library.thinkquest.org/CR0210200/ancient_greece/architecture.htm
    
    Extractions: Index This site includes factual information, crafts, recipes, and online activities for Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Visit Site 2002 ThinkQuest USA Awards Gold Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site. Privacy Policy

31. Maryland Architecture Photo Gallery By Waltitia Hollman At Pbase.com
    Waltitia Hollman profile all galleries Maryland architecture, treeview thumbnails. Maryland architecture. dams, Bridges, and Buildings.  
    http://www.pbase.com/ladyhollman/structures

32. IMA - Forensic Architecture
    If not, the melt water will refreeze and form ice dams and icicles. Icedams cause a concentrated unbalanced loading condition at eaves.  
    http://www.ima-arch.com/services/article_roof/roofdesign_p6.html
    
    Extractions: Cold sloping roofs (i.e. sloping roofs where a great deal of natural ventilation is provided at the attic or rafter space) work well to mitigate ice dam formation. (Figure 5) With a properly designed cold roof, the large outside air ventilation air flow below the roof surface washes away the building heat loss migrating into the cold roof cavity. When this "washing away" effect is substantial, little or no interior heat warms the underside of the roof, and therefore the sloping roof snow cover is not melted by building heat. No melt water, no ice dam/icicle formation. A cold sloping roof and its ice dam mitigation performance will be discussed in section VI. VI. ANALYSIS OF A COLD ROOF DURING THE WINTER OF 1998/1999 This test building is at Sugar Bowl, Norden, CA (near Donner Summit) in the Northern Sierra Mountains. (Figure 6) This cabin is the now constructed Third Case Study in the article "The Impact of Ice Dams on Buildings in Snow Country" Mackinlay, Flood (1996).

33. IMA - Forensic Architecture
    slope (flat) roof will usually insulate the drain and melt water from contact withthe cold outside air preventing ice formation, although ice dams can form at  
    http://www.ima-arch.com/services/article_roof/roofdesign_p4.html
    
    Extractions: At the roof edges, the wind can gradually cantilever the snow beyond the roof edge support, causing a snow cornice. Snow cornices can grow quite large and can impose a high eccentric load on parapets and cantilevered roof structures. These cornices may pose a danger to anyone or anything that may be on the ground below when they break loose and fall. Sidewall projections, such as cantilevered surface mounted light fixtures, are highly susceptible to snow cornice damage. In summary, low slope (flat) roofs in snow country can have distinct advantages over steep sloped roofs. The snow is retained on the roof and (with the exception of snow cornices), does not fall to the ground. Ice dams are minimized and snow cornices can be relatively easily removed (as compared to eave ice dams) as the cornices are snow and not ice. Wind stripping can keep the roof snow depth to manageable levels, especially if favorable building to wind orientation is utilized in site planning. Melt water can be internally drained.

34. Architecture Program Aims To Make Buildings More Resistant To Terrorism And Cata
    architecture Program Aims To Make Buildings More Resistant To Terrorism And the structuresthat normally protect us buildings, bridges, dams, and tunnels  
    http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/1999-01/SNL-APAT-260199.php
    
    Extractions: DOE/Sandia National Laboratories ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. When disaster strikes, people evacuate. That's because the structures that normally protect us buildings, bridges, dams, and tunnels are often the most dangerous places to be during catastrophes like hurricanes, earthquakes, industrial accidents, or terrorist attacks. Rudy Matalucci, a civil engineer at the U.S. Department of Energy's Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M., wants people to feel compelled to run into buildings rather than out of them during emergencies. Matalucci leads a group of researchers working with government agencies, professional associations, and universities to use technology to examine the vulnerabilities of structures and identify changes in architectural designs, building codes, and construction standards so future structures might better withstand the kinds of insults that we worry about but don't plan for. Sandia has for decades applied advanced technology and sound security principles to the exacting task of making U.S. nuclear weapons as safe, secure, and reliable as possible, an expertise Labs officials call "surety." Sandia now wants many of the surety lessons learned during the Cold War how to make a building that protects nuclear materials resistant to a bomb blast or secure against a would-be saboteur, for instance to be applied to the challenge of making public buildings, homes, and other structures safer. Sandia calls the program its Architectural SuretySM initiative.

35. The Architecture
    from humble, yet formidable deginnings. . structural architecture ofstructural masterpieces. An insight into bridges, dams, stadia etc. .  
    http://members.fortunecity.com/madzimbabwe/Buildings.html

36. Architecture For Kids, General Information
    present day, a large, historicallybased introduction to Dublin s architecture. BuildingBig Learn about building bridges, domes, skyscrapers, dams, and tunnels  
    http://web.simmons.edu/~caulfies/arch/general.html
    
    Extractions: Architecture for Kids You might want to start your architectural exploration by looking at some of the big sites which cover a bit of everything. There are also sections below for information on architects and engineers , fun activities for you to try, and architecture vocabulary lists (glossaries). A HUGE database, searchable by building name, place, style, type or architect. It covers architecture around the world and throughout history, and also has timelines and 3D models. Entries often have descriptive details, images, and bibliographies.

37. Architecture, Arts Et Techniques
    (see architecture 3 ). As regards gigantism, there would be in this world,many other works to be quoted, in particular bridges, tunnels or dams.  
    http://perso.wanadoo.fr/hibiscustour/archid8b.htm
    
    Extractions: There does not remain a lot of of the oldest cities and dwellings and most often only their monuments, patiently rectified and restored testify about them, if the stone was used. The majority of the structures are ignored here bus hibiscustour reports and underlines primarily the least known aspects more surprising or of the works wellings were built with materials much less resistant (wood, plants, raw bricks). One observes sometimes sketches on the ground and some clue (fire place, backyard, storage..). Troy (Turkey) is hidden under 6 or 7 layers of cities built during centuries, and the huts of Gallic are only reconstituted. Egyptian villages let only imagine what they could be, although in this country, dry sand authorised a very exceptional conservation. It should be said that all it is wooden made has generally disappeared, well before fabrics and leather. Finally, earthquakes destroyed a lot too, as for the greek monuments

38. TalkArchitecture - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    The design of suspension bridges and dams require skills that the typical architect Ilove that an article on the history of architecture becomes a microcosm  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Architecture

39. Architecture Of Venice Quiz Br Movie I The Italian Job /i
    Keywords Venice the sinking city, Venice Italy, Venice, the dams of Venice, savingthe sinking city of Venice, architecture of Venice, Venetian architecture  
    http://www.classbrain.com/artmovies/publish/article_206.shtml
    
    Extractions: Jump To... Home 1st - 3rd Grade Ask ClassBrain Biographies Corporate Information Country Reports Defining Documents Freedom Files Games Mission Reports Monthy Grab Bag Movies in the Classroom State Reports Teens ClassBrain Store MiCR Subjects Home About Movies in the Classroom Art Business ... Sociology

40. Industry, Architecture, & Engineering: American Ingenuity 1750-1950
    white photos of railroad terminals, factory exteriors/machinery, dams, power plants Thecombined effect of Industry, architecture and Engineering is almost  
    http://20th-century-history-books.com/0810934736.html
    
    Extractions: Book Description Customer Reviews I spotted this book in a bookstore, but ordered it online. For anyone interested in American economic history in terms of how our nation evolved via manufacturing and early technology, this book is incredibly interesting. Its coffee table size makes it a bit cumbersome to read continuously. Nonetheless its text is well written.The real winners here, however, are the wonderful black and white photos of railroad terminals, factory exteriors/machinery, dams, power plants, and allied structures that really capture the collaborative genius that designed and built American industry. The combined effect of "Industry, Architecture and Engineering" is almost narcotic. I keep going back to look at the photos and marvel at them. That's a far cry from any other large book I've ever seen. It is a brilliantly conceived and produced work. Look for related books on other categories History - General Public, Commercial, or Industrial Buildings

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