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Google SketchUp for Site Design: A Guide to Modeling Site Plans, Terrain and Architecture by Daniel Tal, 2009-08-24
Introduction to Business Architecture by Chris Reynolds, 2009-07-22
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): Concepts, Technology, and Design by Thomas Erl, 2005-08-12
Architecture Without Architects: A Short Introduction to Non-Pedigreed Architecture by Bernard Rudofsky, 1987-07-01
Diagrams of Architecture: AD Reader by Mark Garcia, 2010-03-08
Professional Linux Kernel Architecture (Wrox Programmer to Programmer) by Wolfgang Mauerer, 2008-10-13
The Classical Language of Architecture by John Summerson, 1966-12-15
Systems Architecture by Stephen D. Burd, 2010-08-13
Beautiful Architecture: Leading Thinkers Reveal the Hidden Beauty in Software Design by Diomidis Spinellis, Georgios Gousios, 2009-01-20
Computer Organization and Design, Fourth Edition: The Hardware/Software Interface (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Computer Architecture and Design) by David A. Patterson, John L. Hennessy, 2008-11-10
I/T Architecture in Action by Richard J. Reese, 2008-03-31
Managerial Economics & Organizational Architecture by James Brickley, Jerold Zimmerman, et all 2008-10-13
THE ARCHITECTURE OF LIGHT: Architectural Lighting Design Concepts and Techniques by Sage Russell, 2008-01-14
The Art and Architecture of Islam, 1250-1800 (The Yale University Press Pelican Histor) by Sheila S. Blair, Jonathan M. Bloom, 1996-09-25

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Architecture, Engineering, Consulting At HDR Inc.
Careers, Projects, Topics Trends, Company Overview, Search,
http://www.hdrinc.com/

Extractions: Careers Projects Company Overview Search Services Consulting ... Water/Wastewater HDR... Growing to Serve You Better News Florida Water Environment Association Names HDRs Helgeson President Hampton Roads Sanitation District Awards Contract to HDR HDR Acquires CGvL Engineers Your C ... areer Search at HDR Just Got Easier HDR's career pages feature a new look and improved functionality Call for Ideas On or about Tuesday, May 25, 2004 , the North Carolina State Property Office (NCSPO) issued a ... Upcoming Events June 9-12, 2004 TPWA Annual Conference and Equipment Show , Abilene Civic Center, Abilene, TX More Events Resources Union Pacific's Mira Loma Auto Facility Expansion Makes It One of World's Largest, Rail Line , May 2004 More Newsletters
REED SETTLE Architecture
Provides services to the legal, construction, and architectural community that include architecture, arbitration, expert testimony, interior design, planning, and real estate development.
http://members.cox.net/rsettle/
Visual Arts Architecture
Article discussing the impact of traditional concepts on modern Japanese architects.
http://lcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?frd/cstdy:@field(DOCID jp0119)
Argus Center For Information Architecture
The Argus Center for Information architecture provides leadership in defining and advancing the evolving discipline of information architecture.
http://argus-acia.com/
MEXICO CONNECT - ARCHITECTURE OF MEXICO - COASTAL ARCHITECTURE
An illustrated extract from the book Casa Mexicana (1989) by Tim StreetPorter, reproduced online in the series 'The architecture of Mexico' from Mexico Connect.
http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/feature/coastalarch.html

Extractions: Reproduced by special permission of the publisher and author. (Click on each image in the article to view an enlargement with annotation) The climatic contrast between mexico's high-altitude cities on the Central Plateau and the coastal resorts which line the Pacific Coast is dramatic. A quick thirty minute flight on Mexicana transports the modern traveler from a cool, temperate environment to one of tropical humidity and a landscape of palms, jungle, and thatched palapa roofs. Mexico is blessed with over 2,000 miles of Pacific coastline, with an endless variety of rocky headlands and sandy beaches sweeping in a lazy curve from Baja California in the Northwest to Chiapas in the Southeast, where the landscape is fully tropical. In this southern coastal region, architecture appears to have undergone a melting process. Profiles are softer, and the usual definition between the interior and exterior becomes blurred. No longer needed as room enclosures, except to provide privacy and spatial definition, walls have seemingly unwrapped themselves from their usual rigid positions. They float off beyond the confines of interior space, dissolving gently into the landscaping, leading the eye outward to the ocean view. Angles have been replaced by sensuous curves, whether defining the edges of a stuccoed banquette, or low, molded balustrades which punctuate changes of level. Overhead, the voluminous palapa roof is softly draped over low columns formed from palm trees, giving both a lofty interior space and a low, protective eave.
The Architecture Foundation
frameborder= NO border= 0 framespacing= 0 The architecture Foundation.
http://www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/
Welcome To REMAKING.NL
An exhibition on architecture in Holland at World Expo 2000 in Hannover.
http://www.remaking.nl
Gsap Online^0304
Debate IV Globalism and the Ethics of architecture? , hosted by Catherine Ingraham, will be held Monday, April 12th from 630830 in Wood Auditorium.
http://www.arch.columbia.edu/

Extractions: -:go to:- GSAPonline projects/courses :studios ::spring 2004 ::fall 2003 ::summer 2003 ::spring 2003 ::fall 2002 ::summer 2002 ::spring 2002 ::fall 2001 ::summer 2001 ::spring 2001 ::fall 2000 ::more.. :seminars ::fall 2003 ::summer 2003 ::spring 2003 ::fall 2002 ::summer 2002 ::spring 2002 ::fall 2001 ::spring 2001 ::fall 2000 ::more.. :faculty research :ddl :building tech :utap administration :admissions :bulletin :faculty :computer info programs :m.arch :phd arch :ms aad :ms aud :phd up :ms hp :ms red :intro arch :ny/paris student services :avery index :clio :tech help :av/dv request :print shop :career service :cubmail
Medieval France Home Page
Images of French cathedrals, churches and abbeys from Alison Stones, Images of Medieval Art and architecture.
http://www.pitt.edu/~medart/menufrance/mainfran.html

Extractions: Alison Stones Alison Stones . Any use of them without her express written consent is prohibited. Email: mastones@hotmail.com. Maps (France, general) Abbeville (Collegial Church of Saint-Wulfran) Aigues-Mortes (Town) Amboise (Castle and Castle Chapel) ... Noyon (Cathedral of Notre Dame) Poitiers Notre-Dame-de-la-Grande* Baptistry Saint-Jean Cathedral of Saint Pierre Castle ... Chanson de Roland Saintes
JSA - Ventura Architects: Commercial Architect
Fullservice commercial architect providing engineering, planning, historic preservation, seismic retrofitting and renovations, and sustainable architecture services.
http://www.jsaconnection.com/

Extractions: Welcome to JSA Connection, the official website for JSA Architecture and Planning. We are a full-service architectural design firm providing commercial and military architecture, engineering, planning, historic preservation, seismic retrofitting and renovations, sustainable and green architecture, and related services to clients in the healthcare, food processing and institutional industries.
Architecture Plan Net
architecture architecture architecture architecture. PLAN NET. Feature Story. D. A, R, C, H, I, T, E, C, T, U, R, E. S. , I. G. N. Books Articles News
http://www.plannet.com/
Bulgarian Architecture
An illustrated discussion from Bulgarian Art of the synthesis of styles in Bulgarian architecture. An 18th century renaissance drew on earlier wood-carving traditions as well as ideas from Western Europe.
http://www.arts.omega.bg/architec.htm
Architect.org
Global livable cities think tank providing free architecture knowledge resources with its digital journal bibliography links competitions news.
http://www.architect.org/

Extractions: /* pop up script- By JavaScript Kit (www.javascriptkit.com) Over 200+ free, original scripts here! */ //change the width and height of the pop up window, if desired newwindow=window.open("memorial/memorialdesigns.html","","width=450,height=450") newwindow.creator=self Home Real Estate News Marketplace About Us ... Search Help CUNY Institute for Urban Systems:
Traditional Chinese Culture In Taiwan : Architecture
Introduction and history of Chinese architecture.
http://www.houstoncul.org/culdir/arch/arch.htm

Extractions: People who come to the Republic of China for the first time and see examples of traditional Chinese buildings with their curved roofs, bold colors, and intricate outlines may wonder how the Chinese ever came up with this unique architectural style. The basic feature of Chinese architecture is rectangularly-shaped units of space joined together into a whole. Temples in ancient Greece also employed rectangular spaces, but the overall effect tended to austerity. The Chinese style, by contrast, combines rectangular shapes varying in size and position according to importance into an organic whole, with each level and component clearly distinguished. As a result, traditional Chinese style buildings have an imposing yet dynamic and intriguing exterior. The combination of units of space in traditional Chinese architecture abides by the principles of balance and symmetry. The main structure is the axis, and the secondary structures are positioned as two wings on either side to form the main room and yard. Residences, official buildings, temples, and palaces all follow these same basic principles. The distribution of interior space reflects Chinese social and ethical values. In traditional residential buildings, for example, members of a family are assigned living quarters based on the family hierarchy. The master of the house occupies the main room, the elder members of the master's family live in the compound in back, and the younger members of the family live in the wings to the left and right; those with seniority on the left, and the others on the right.
Architecture College :: NewSchool Of Architecture And Design :: San Diego Ca
Architectural college in San Diego California, New School of architecture and Design fosters professional and sensitive students based on the concept of
http://www.newschoolarch.edu/
University Of Hong Kong Department Of Architecture
A detailed site with information about the department's staff, events, courses, degrees, research projects, facilities and affiliates.
http://arch.hku.hk/
The Cultural History Of Macedonia Architecture
An illustrated extract from Macedonia Yesterday and Today by Jovan Pavlovski and Mishel Pavlovski introducing the history of Macedonia architecture from the 9th century onwards.
http://www.macedonia.co.uk/mcic/cultureandart/architecture/architectureold.asp

Extractions: The coming of Clement to Macedonia marked the beginning of a new period of art for the region. Objectively speaking, the history of art in these territories represented a history of church art. The influence of Byzantine art is indisputable, although artistic works created during the time of Clement and the time of Tsar Samuil are exceptions. The construction of the Church of St. Sophia in Constantinople had a decisive influence on establishing criteria for building temples in areas the Orthodox church dominated. However, during the Macedonian Empire of Samuil, new characteristics can be noticed in Macedonian architecture, long after the Byzantine architectural school had run its course. This suggests the existence of a separate Macedonian school of architecture. With the construction of St. Panteleimon in Ohrid by Clement (893), downhill from the Ohrid fortress, the Macedonian Slavs gained not only their first great religious and educational center but also the conditions necessary to develop their aesthetic feelings, accepting and continuing existing artistic forms but expanding into new directions as well. For example, Clement used a ruined three-conchae church for the foundation of St. Panteleimon, added some original parts, and obtained new "oval" forms. A similar procedure was applied in constructing the Church of St. Archangel, built on the southern shore of Lake Ohrid and later renamed the Monastery of St. Naum. Later on, in the 10
Buddhist Art And Architecture
Borobodur Sanchi Buddha Image Stupas Hand Mudras Mandalas Tibetan Art Thangkas. copyright, home, search, sitemap, back,
http://www.buddhanet.net/gallery.htm
Architecture In Norway
An architectural history by Elizabeth Siep, manager of the Norwegian architecture Museum, Oslo. No illustrations.
http://www.reisenett.no/facts/culture_science/architecture_in_norway.html

Extractions: Viewed from the centres of European art and culture, Norway has traditionally been very distant and provincial. Not only were we a poor country, sparsely populated and impassable, but for hundreds of years we were under foreign rule. Those in power had their seat first in Copenhagen, later in Stockholm. This is why monumental buildings are lacking and folk traditions have dominated architecture - especially in the use of wood, based on centuries of craftmanship and experience with the material. The proximity to nature and intimacy with the inherent qualities of the materials run like a thread through Norwegian architecture, contributing to its distinctive national characteristics. WOOD AND STONE Top of page Top of page Top of page Top of page Top of page Top of page Top of page Top of page Top of page Top of page The motto for house-building for several decades was "a roof over our heads." Production schedules demanded a new pace in building and modern techniques were in demand. The first large modern suburb, Lambertseter, outside of Oslo, was planned by architects Rinnan, Tveten and Colbjørnsen who divided the area into different zones according to usage and activities, yet these combine to make up a complete city district. Residential areas that followed tended more and more to lack these extra dimensions. At present, we have turned away from the large undifferentiated domestic projects. New examples of housing are Casinetto, by the architects Telje, Torp, and Aasen as well as Giskehagen by Niels Torp (born 1940). In both projects - built in Oslo in 1983 - efforts were made to create a living environment with emphasis on following the terrain and meeting individual needs within a relative densely populated area.
Virtual Architecture's Web Home
V irtual A rchitecture s WE B HOME. Welcome! About This Site. Ch. 1 Foundational Ideas. Ch. 2 In the Kitchen Telecollaboration. Ch.
http://virtual-architecture.wm.edu/

Extractions: W E B H O M E Welcome! About This Site Ch. 1: Foundational Ideas Ch. 2: In the Kitchen: Telecollaboration Ch. 3: In the Study: Teleresearch ... Ch. 5: In the Yard: Assessment Creator: Judi Harris Site Redesigner: Arati Singh Academy for Educational Development Annotations by: Heather French, Karen French, Judi Harris , Ryan Hews, and Arati Singh

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