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    under a licensed qualified architect; and the rest can be completed outside the employment of an architect. Some experienced design professionals are eligible to complete the AXP by demonstrating competent performance through an AXP portfolio. This new method is intended for individuals who put their licensure on hold and allow you to demonstrate your experience through the preparation of online portfolio. You must also be familiar with the (ARE) which is the Architect Registration Examination…

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    Roofing Professionals | Commercial Roofing Fort Worth As a building owner, there are a number of options available for commercial roofing in Fort Worth. Longhorn Construction endeavors to assure you have the information required for the selection of your building's roof. That is why we go the extra mile to provide it. When you contact our roofing professionals for a free roof estimate, we provide a meticulous inspection in order to identify roofing issues, and to provide the best roofing job…

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    They are called architects and Filippo Brunnelesco and Norman Foster are a couple of the most famous architects in history. Architects are very important to society and to the world, whether it was in the 1400’s or the 1900’s. Brunnelesco was and architect, inventor, and painter, he changed the world in several different ways. Foster was a British man who is an award winning architect. Brunnelesco and Foster made huge impacts in both field and society. Brunnelesco was and architect, paint, and…

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    Adams Funeral Home

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    Adams Funeral Homes has endured many challenges since its inception in 1874. Overall, both the family and business have been successful in overcoming these challenges thus far. This memo will address the recent improvements that have taken place, identify the current issues facing the business, and make recommendations that address these issues in an effective manner. There are many obstacles that the family and business have had to overcome. Some of the obstacles that the business has had to…

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    The Three Rooms This essay introduces the Alhambra palace, its location, and a little on its history. Multiple times the palace has been destroyed, and reconstructed, for pleasure, or for war. The beautiful interiors of the palace, the symbolic and enchanting courts of the Alhambra are like no other. Descriptions of the most important rooms of the Alhambra palace, and the complexity their charm. The derivation of each rooms name, and the rumors that still linger within the palace’s history.…

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    Rapson Hall Analysis

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    Rapson Hall: Sampling and Blending the Past In the first century BC the architect Vitruvius wrote that architecture is made up of three separate elements: Utilitas, Firmitas, and Venustas.5 In ABC of Architecture, James O’Gorman focuses on Utilitas, or the functional aspects of a building, to analyze types of architecture. He does this through examining plan, beginning with a belief that plan is “the developed diagram of function”4 and that the way the building is to be used is created as the…

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    Competent communication among significant project participants has been comprehended as one of the biggest challenges being faced by the construction industry. Mobile technologies have evolved rapidly over the past few years, many of which are affecting construction firms’ typical project management strategies. However, most firms are still at the initial stage of adopting them. This study aims to investigate the current practice of the mobile technologies in firms’ paperless work environment…

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    Tectonics In Architecture

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    Rhythm and syntax are tools of the writer that help to immerse the reader into the text. Without these, the writer is simply putting characters to a page. Hollow, empty thoughts prevail. The architect must consider themselves equal to the writer in their attention to the characters that they use in their work. Gregotti (1983) believes that “the tectonic expression of architecture is capable of enhancing the sensual and intellectual experience…

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    REVIEW OF “CONSTRUCTION WASTE MINIMIZATION IN WAREHOUSE CONSTRUCTION THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION OF LEAN CONSTRCUTION IN NIGERIA” JOHN OYINKRO SAMUEL (I.D: s5043186) Griffith School of Engineering, Griffith University, Gold Coast, QLD4222, Australia This paper presents a review of “minimizing project cost and time delay in warehouse erection through implementation of lean construction”. It shows an overview of Material procurement process, warehouse erection in the context country in which lean…

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    arts, but the way we perceive by touch and inner body experience. This is imperative to architects trying to satisfy clients and make their lives feeling more sensuous and comfortable mentally. Our psychological dependence on comfort is essential for our well-beings. We cannot live in a hectic space, overwhelmed by too much sensory information at a time, thus this make people feel negative and moody. As architects, by studying haptic architecture, we can input into our design and make people…

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