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    into contrucion, Ribeiro paused the construction process due to fears that Mesure 48 would cause his funding to be limited and local banks refusing to provide loans for the 10-15 million dollar complex. This left the town with 3 story eye sore. The building…

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    Fire Codes

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    Modern day building construction has progressed over centuries with the incorporation of new construction methods. This includes the various building types, designs of structures, and the application of building and fire codes. The effect of building construction has changed how firefighting operations are conducted, the hazards associated with building types, and the effects of fire on each type. The potential for building collapse remains a safety issue for firefighters and situation awareness…

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    how the house is going to turn out. Starting off the way to building your home would require plenty of research and knowledge. There are numerous steps in the home building process that one should understand and familiarize himself into in order to be prepared with problems that one would face through the process and be able to make better decisions through the process. In an online article titled “8 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Building a Home by Jacqueline Curtis”, Jacqueline Curtis have…

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    The layout of the ‘Academical Village’ of the University of Virginia was based on symmetry, which meant that the design of the West and East side of the campus was very similar. From the north, we can see the Rotunda as the focal point of the area. Each floor of the Rotunda serves different purposes; from the top, it serves as a library, lecture hall, as well as science laboratory. To the south of the Rotunda, we can find the lawn, which stretches from the Rotunda to the end of the complex. On…

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    and prospective visitors being kept away. A century later there were new estimates that the earthquake and fires together put loss of life at more than three thousand people (Potter, 2008). It also left about 225,000 people homeless, over 28,000 buildings destroyed, and cost a monetary loss of over 400 million (USGS, n.d.). Environmentally, west coasts forests to include redwood forests were completely wiped out due to the fires. However, this earthquake is not only going to be memorable due…

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    Carpentry Ryan Jacobs Stone High School Mrs. Michelle Everett Ryan Jacobs March 15, 2015 Third Research Paper Carpentry Carpentry "Universally, a carpenter is considered a person who is skilled in constructing objects and buildings with wood" (Burgess). Carpenters are those who have an expert knowledge of the materials they use and are very adept with using an array of tools. "Following blueprints or other specifications, a carpenter builds, assembles, installs and repairs fixtures…

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    Metal Roof Research Paper

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    Homeowners across America are choosing to replace their roofs with today’s new fabricated metal roofs. These roofs have a long lifespan, which means homeowners will not need to replace or repair their roofs during their lifetime. Metal roofs come in a variety of colors, patterns and styles, making it easy to find roofing materials to complement the home’s exterior. Finally, metal roofs will save the homeowner money on energy costs and lower the home’s carbon footprint. The following article will…

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    The use of the steel frame structure in residential buildings has grown in the recent years due to the appreciation of the performance benefits, such as speed of construction, lightness of the material, safety, fire resistance, environmental benefits, such as reusability. The residential steel frame buildings, e.g. student accommodations, have benefits prior to other materials in terms of construction. Steel can be highly prefabricated, has spans of 5-7m (urban residential projects), with…

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    In the stories of “house taken over” (HTO) and “The fall of the house of Usher”(HOU) both stories are similar due to the fact that setting is taken place at a house. Each story has different storylines but both stories revolve around the house. .Both stories give specific details about each house which go hand and hand with the plot. The specific details of each house keys you in what genre each story is. Both stories are based off of different…

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    Community Beliefs

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    Regardless if a community is a sports team, a religious group, or American society, communities give their members some set of perks. These are opportunities the members would not ordinarily receive on their own. Although some opportunities are for the benefit of their members, some opportunities extend outside their population into other communities. Not only are there potential opportunities to gain knowledge and experience when two or more communities begin to intertwine, there is also a risk…

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