Can somebody post here the best articles about modern construction and architecture?
Q. I am writing an elective on the topic "What is the difference between ideas and reality, in the concept of what can be imagined and what can actually be built after that?" And honestly I am stuck right now. If you post me some articles about construction and architecture maybe it will help me. Or give me some ideas. Specially on BIG building projects that were changed in their development cause of problems. Thank you!
Asked by Jordan - Thu Sep 17 04:03:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at Architects such as Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid and Coop Himmelblau. They have been described as deconstructivist architects and they create fantastic, free flowing forms that seem to defy gravity and look out of this world. Zaha Hadid has very organic designs and has designed alot of buildings in Dubai and is designing an amazing aquatic centre for the London Olympics. Frank Gehry built the Stata complex at MIT and they had major problems with the design, materials, weather proofing and cost. It became a big problem and MIT were suing him over it. The building is awesome though. Check out their work and related stories about them and you may find some info to help you out. Hope this helps...
Answered by The raccoon stole my bagpipes - Thu Sep 17 23:15:48 2009
Q. I am writing an elective on the topic "What is the difference between ideas and reality, in the concept of what can be imagined and what can actually be built after that?" And honestly I am stuck right now. If you post me some articles about construction and architecture maybe it will help me. Or give me some ideas. Specially on BIG building projects that were changed in their development cause of problems. Thank you!
Asked by Jordan - Thu Sep 17 04:03:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at Architects such as Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid and Coop Himmelblau. They have been described as deconstructivist architects and they create fantastic, free flowing forms that seem to defy gravity and look out of this world. Zaha Hadid has very organic designs and has designed alot of buildings in Dubai and is designing an amazing aquatic centre for the London Olympics. Frank Gehry built the Stata complex at MIT and they had major problems with the design, materials, weather proofing and cost. It became a big problem and MIT were suing him over it. The building is awesome though. Check out their work and related stories about them and you may find some info to help you out. Hope this helps...
Answered by The raccoon stole my bagpipes - Thu Sep 17 23:15:48 2009
Please give me some websites of construction /architecture news in French and English. It's difficult to find.?
Q. Please give me some websites of construction /architecture news in French and English. It's difficult to find.?
Asked by thuy yen muguet - Thu Dec 11 03:09:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, a few links for you.
Answered by Leo - Thu Dec 11 03:31:45 2008
Q. Please give me some websites of construction /architecture news in French and English. It's difficult to find.?
Asked by thuy yen muguet - Thu Dec 11 03:09:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, a few links for you.
Answered by Leo - Thu Dec 11 03:31:45 2008
Why was architecture and construction more beautiful and sturdy in the past?
Q. For example the buildings in Rome, England, India, Paris, even Jerusalem or the Great wall of China - they have more detail, beauty and stand out compared to the flimsy structures today even though there's more technology and resources at a builder's disposal compared to hundreds of years ago.
Asked by Icecream - Fri May 1 02:59:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well beautiful is in the eye of the beholder and sturdy is filtered by the fact that thousands of non-sturdy buildings from the past have collapsed. And many of those buildings had/have expensive hand carved detail that honors God, but can't be seen by humans walking around below. I am one who finds many of those buildings cluttered and like the sweep of modern work (truly modern design, not just boxes) But one real answer can be found if you go to one of those standing, sturdy, old buildings and A) try to clean all the detail and B) Bring it up to the standard that modern people expect for comfort and use. Simply getting heat, electricity, air conditioning, and lighting into the spaces of an old building can be a costly nightmare. … [cont.]
Answered by mike1942f - Fri May 1 14:49:23 2009
Q. For example the buildings in Rome, England, India, Paris, even Jerusalem or the Great wall of China - they have more detail, beauty and stand out compared to the flimsy structures today even though there's more technology and resources at a builder's disposal compared to hundreds of years ago.
Asked by Icecream - Fri May 1 02:59:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well beautiful is in the eye of the beholder and sturdy is filtered by the fact that thousands of non-sturdy buildings from the past have collapsed. And many of those buildings had/have expensive hand carved detail that honors God, but can't be seen by humans walking around below. I am one who finds many of those buildings cluttered and like the sweep of modern work (truly modern design, not just boxes) But one real answer can be found if you go to one of those standing, sturdy, old buildings and A) try to clean all the detail and B) Bring it up to the standard that modern people expect for comfort and use. Simply getting heat, electricity, air conditioning, and lighting into the spaces of an old building can be a costly nightmare. … [cont.]
Answered by mike1942f - Fri May 1 14:49:23 2009
after graduating in a architecture, can i join Construction Supervision at Site?
Q. After graduating in Architecture , is it possible to work as a construction Supervision at Site...if he knows about bar binding schedule and Class of Concrete, and also know about Lay Out at Site.
Asked by Faisal S - Wed Aug 20 13:15:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a site project engineer I will say no to that. there are many reasons why you can't. but in short it's due to lack of experience. btw I have raised shire horses for over 40 years.
Answered by Goat G - Wed Aug 20 13:24:22 2008
Q. After graduating in Architecture , is it possible to work as a construction Supervision at Site...if he knows about bar binding schedule and Class of Concrete, and also know about Lay Out at Site.
Asked by Faisal S - Wed Aug 20 13:15:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a site project engineer I will say no to that. there are many reasons why you can't. but in short it's due to lack of experience. btw I have raised shire horses for over 40 years.
Answered by Goat G - Wed Aug 20 13:24:22 2008
Is is EASY to get a job in the FIELD OF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION??please explain why or why not?
Q. thanks
Asked by Hey! - Thu Dec 13 22:04:06 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I already explained this to you. If you really want a good college to study architecture, Cooper Union in NYC is the place to go. #1 in the Country. Every student there is on a FULL scholarship. But you have to have an awesome portfolio and great grades to get in. I went to a top ten architecture school, but not Cooper Union - I wish. One thing is in many ways, it is still a non-traditional career for women and you will find a lot of glass ceilings out there. --- They're, Their, There - Three Different Words. Careful or you may wind up in my next novel. Pax - C
Answered by Persiphone_Hellecat - Thu Dec 13 22:14:09 2007
Q. thanks
Asked by Hey! - Thu Dec 13 22:04:06 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I already explained this to you. If you really want a good college to study architecture, Cooper Union in NYC is the place to go. #1 in the Country. Every student there is on a FULL scholarship. But you have to have an awesome portfolio and great grades to get in. I went to a top ten architecture school, but not Cooper Union - I wish. One thing is in many ways, it is still a non-traditional career for women and you will find a lot of glass ceilings out there. --- They're, Their, There - Three Different Words. Careful or you may wind up in my next novel. Pax - C
Answered by Persiphone_Hellecat - Thu Dec 13 22:14:09 2007
What are the purposes of certain geometrical shapes in architecture.?
Q. I'm doing a project for math on the geometrical shapes in architecture and construction and I need sites that can explain how certain shapes work better than others and things like that. For example, why is a suspension bridge made with parabolas? What purpose does the parabola serve? Basically anything like that.
Asked by NY JAGR - Thu May 28 10:21:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Often shapes are chosen because they will optimally and evenly distribute a load - and a lot of calculus is needed. Cost of the design is taken into account, so the shapes are often simplified to make them cheaper. In your example of the suspension bridge, the parabola is chosen so that force is directed downwards into the supporting pillars and not at an angle (you will always see suspension cables on both sides of the supporting pillars) If you are considering a stone bridge, the arch shape under the bridge is chosen because in theory there are no tensile stresses in that shape. (Rock has a far higher compressive strength than tensile strength) Shapes are often chosen to be aesthetically pleasing. Look up the "Golden Ratio" is… [cont.]
Answered by Tyler - Thu May 28 10:42:50 2009
Q. I'm doing a project for math on the geometrical shapes in architecture and construction and I need sites that can explain how certain shapes work better than others and things like that. For example, why is a suspension bridge made with parabolas? What purpose does the parabola serve? Basically anything like that.
Asked by NY JAGR - Thu May 28 10:21:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Often shapes are chosen because they will optimally and evenly distribute a load - and a lot of calculus is needed. Cost of the design is taken into account, so the shapes are often simplified to make them cheaper. In your example of the suspension bridge, the parabola is chosen so that force is directed downwards into the supporting pillars and not at an angle (you will always see suspension cables on both sides of the supporting pillars) If you are considering a stone bridge, the arch shape under the bridge is chosen because in theory there are no tensile stresses in that shape. (Rock has a far higher compressive strength than tensile strength) Shapes are often chosen to be aesthetically pleasing. Look up the "Golden Ratio" is… [cont.]
Answered by Tyler - Thu May 28 10:42:50 2009
hire an architecture student for new construction?
Q. Hi, My family is going to open a yoga studio this summer, and we wants to save our budget on interior constructions. We do not know what is government or city regulations for interior constructions about the studio, so we want to hire an interior designer to do it for me. I found that professional designers are very expensive, so I was thinking about hiring an arcitecture student to do so. From blueprint designs and interior design itself. Is it a good idea to do so?
Asked by Michelle - Wed Feb 24 10:55:25 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The student won't have the experience dealing with the codes and requirements of your city. I would try a small architectural firm, perhaps one that has been in business for 3 to 5 years so they have some expertise but might be less expensive. Shop around, as the economy is impacting everyone's rates these days.
Answered by Allison1888 - Wed Feb 24 11:08:27 2010
Q. Hi, My family is going to open a yoga studio this summer, and we wants to save our budget on interior constructions. We do not know what is government or city regulations for interior constructions about the studio, so we want to hire an interior designer to do it for me. I found that professional designers are very expensive, so I was thinking about hiring an arcitecture student to do so. From blueprint designs and interior design itself. Is it a good idea to do so?
Asked by Michelle - Wed Feb 24 10:55:25 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. The student won't have the experience dealing with the codes and requirements of your city. I would try a small architectural firm, perhaps one that has been in business for 3 to 5 years so they have some expertise but might be less expensive. Shop around, as the economy is impacting everyone's rates these days.
Answered by Allison1888 - Wed Feb 24 11:08:27 2010
Who or What took the GREAT out of Great Britain?
Q. not so many years ago, GB was held in esteem for the varied craftsman, artisans, skills achieved over centuries. skills and commerce, tradesmen of every kind. renowned for its steel works, ship building, engineering, fabrication, construction, architecture, draughtsman, toolmakers, furniture makers, auto industry, miners the list goes on and on getting more depressing letter after letter. Their must be a reason but maybe i'm too thick to see it. What have we now? oh yes, finance! and what else? govt appointments must be up there. what else?
Asked by jerry t - Sat Dec 6 19:31:18 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The UK population by their apathy, desertion of loyalty to British Industry, prefering to support Chinese workers by blindly purchasing consumer goods from China and effectively putting themselves out of work. "Reputable " British companies who have abandoned their workforce, moved production to China, cutting their costs, whilst maintaining their retail price in the UK to maximise profits by disguising their products with their brand name. The Government who dropped the requirement for products to have their Country of Origin declared on the packaging, opening the flood gates to cheap, unethically made goods, that deny the consumer choice, favour our competitors, kill sections of British Industry stone dead and decieve the British… [cont.]
Answered by sherlock - Sun Dec 7 03:42:50 2008
Q. not so many years ago, GB was held in esteem for the varied craftsman, artisans, skills achieved over centuries. skills and commerce, tradesmen of every kind. renowned for its steel works, ship building, engineering, fabrication, construction, architecture, draughtsman, toolmakers, furniture makers, auto industry, miners the list goes on and on getting more depressing letter after letter. Their must be a reason but maybe i'm too thick to see it. What have we now? oh yes, finance! and what else? govt appointments must be up there. what else?
Asked by jerry t - Sat Dec 6 19:31:18 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The UK population by their apathy, desertion of loyalty to British Industry, prefering to support Chinese workers by blindly purchasing consumer goods from China and effectively putting themselves out of work. "Reputable " British companies who have abandoned their workforce, moved production to China, cutting their costs, whilst maintaining their retail price in the UK to maximise profits by disguising their products with their brand name. The Government who dropped the requirement for products to have their Country of Origin declared on the packaging, opening the flood gates to cheap, unethically made goods, that deny the consumer choice, favour our competitors, kill sections of British Industry stone dead and decieve the British… [cont.]
Answered by sherlock - Sun Dec 7 03:42:50 2008
CAD for construction trades? Plumbing? Landscape? Architecture? Careers?
Q. I'm a print graphic designer (packaging) and I'm looking for a career change. I'd love to get into a more technical field where my experience is at least somewhat relative. What are the industry standard applications? Mac? I've done a little 3d in Lightwave and Modo but it REALLY doesn't interest me. I'm looking more at the technical aspects. Any ideas? Advice?
Asked by jvstiniann - Thu Sep 6 16:49:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. BArch (- 7 years to complete) - Architect 2. Bdes (Hons) Architectural Property Development - (3 years to complete) - Real estate agent, housing associations, property development, local councils, renovation advisor or interior stylist. 3.Bdes (Hons) Inclusive Design - ( 3 years to complete) - same as 2 + virtual reality visualisation, landscape designer, healthcare environments designer 4.BSC (Hons) Architectural Design Technology - (3 years to complete) - works closely with architects and can design small projects also bridges the gap between Architects drawing and production on a building sight - Architectural Technician. 5.Bsc (Hons) Architectural Visualisation - (3 years to complete) - same as 4 but produces real time… [cont.]
Answered by Dir33 - Sat Sep 8 21:48:04 2007
Q. I'm a print graphic designer (packaging) and I'm looking for a career change. I'd love to get into a more technical field where my experience is at least somewhat relative. What are the industry standard applications? Mac? I've done a little 3d in Lightwave and Modo but it REALLY doesn't interest me. I'm looking more at the technical aspects. Any ideas? Advice?
Asked by jvstiniann - Thu Sep 6 16:49:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. BArch (- 7 years to complete) - Architect 2. Bdes (Hons) Architectural Property Development - (3 years to complete) - Real estate agent, housing associations, property development, local councils, renovation advisor or interior stylist. 3.Bdes (Hons) Inclusive Design - ( 3 years to complete) - same as 2 + virtual reality visualisation, landscape designer, healthcare environments designer 4.BSC (Hons) Architectural Design Technology - (3 years to complete) - works closely with architects and can design small projects also bridges the gap between Architects drawing and production on a building sight - Architectural Technician. 5.Bsc (Hons) Architectural Visualisation - (3 years to complete) - same as 4 but produces real time… [cont.]
Answered by Dir33 - Sat Sep 8 21:48:04 2007
Architecture or Building Construction?
Q. Which one of these careers is best, more pay, most rewarding, ect. If i want to study both in college,which one should i study first? or should i major in one and minor in the other.
Asked by terrig - Sun Dec 16 23:17:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm partial to building construction... take drawings to reality, lots of work, lots of pay, lots of travel do stuff, don't draw stuff
Answered by cloiser - Tue Dec 18 01:01:14 2007
Q. Which one of these careers is best, more pay, most rewarding, ect. If i want to study both in college,which one should i study first? or should i major in one and minor in the other.
Asked by terrig - Sun Dec 16 23:17:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm partial to building construction... take drawings to reality, lots of work, lots of pay, lots of travel do stuff, don't draw stuff
Answered by cloiser - Tue Dec 18 01:01:14 2007
Provide freelance architecture full range package service?
Q. Over 8 years experience in architecture and interior design service industry, We have designed and drafted multiple projects for a variety of diciplines, also provide full range package sercive from conception, schematic, design development design, and construction document. Such as architecture, residential, commercial, industrial, real estate, and site planning.
Asked by John T - Tue Jan 1 03:11:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to to see if you qualify for any of the posted contract jobs. If so, you can post your qualifications and bid on the work.
Answered by Henry - Tue Jan 1 08:41:52 2008
Q. Over 8 years experience in architecture and interior design service industry, We have designed and drafted multiple projects for a variety of diciplines, also provide full range package sercive from conception, schematic, design development design, and construction document. Such as architecture, residential, commercial, industrial, real estate, and site planning.
Asked by John T - Tue Jan 1 03:11:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to to see if you qualify for any of the posted contract jobs. If so, you can post your qualifications and bid on the work.
Answered by Henry - Tue Jan 1 08:41:52 2008
I have diploma in Land surveying, i want to continue my studies, what course should i take?
Q. I am interested in construction and architecture. how can i relate my diploma with the construction field?
Asked by Victor III - Thu Feb 4 23:21:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am interested in construction and architecture. how can i relate my diploma with the construction field?
Asked by Victor III - Thu Feb 4 23:21:07 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Can someone provide some guidance for a college student earning an electrical engineering degree?
Q. I'm interested in using my degree in electrical engineering for the design and construction of assistive devices for deaf and hard-hearing or design and construction concerning architecture, theater technology, and similar. I want to possible do something involving music and entertainment. It may sound silly - maybe even something involving special effects/ testing - similar to the guys on the Discovery Channel Show - MythBusters. Any assistance, advice, or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Along with my engineering courses, I plan to take a theater course in lightning/scenic design. Anyway, please help!!!
Asked by drbubbles24 - Mon Apr 28 04:22:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't sound silly at all, in fact I admire you for having such commitment. As the parent of a disabled person and an engineer, I believe there are far too few engineers focusing on the needs of the disabled. I don't know how close you are to finishing your degree, but if you still have some classes to take, I'd suggest an acoustics class (probably offered by the Physics department), and some digital signal processing classes (EE department). Stuff about industrial lighting, sound amplification, etc. may not be offered at your university, but you might find an online course, or a short course offered somewhere. In terms of finding a job in those areas, I think you'll have to scour a bit harder to find them. However, think about… [cont.]
Answered by fullbandwidth - Mon Apr 28 07:29:17 2008
Q. I'm interested in using my degree in electrical engineering for the design and construction of assistive devices for deaf and hard-hearing or design and construction concerning architecture, theater technology, and similar. I want to possible do something involving music and entertainment. It may sound silly - maybe even something involving special effects/ testing - similar to the guys on the Discovery Channel Show - MythBusters. Any assistance, advice, or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Along with my engineering courses, I plan to take a theater course in lightning/scenic design. Anyway, please help!!!
Asked by drbubbles24 - Mon Apr 28 04:22:31 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It doesn't sound silly at all, in fact I admire you for having such commitment. As the parent of a disabled person and an engineer, I believe there are far too few engineers focusing on the needs of the disabled. I don't know how close you are to finishing your degree, but if you still have some classes to take, I'd suggest an acoustics class (probably offered by the Physics department), and some digital signal processing classes (EE department). Stuff about industrial lighting, sound amplification, etc. may not be offered at your university, but you might find an online course, or a short course offered somewhere. In terms of finding a job in those areas, I think you'll have to scour a bit harder to find them. However, think about… [cont.]
Answered by fullbandwidth - Mon Apr 28 07:29:17 2008
I have a project to do about river valley here are the questionsWhere do we live?Why did we settle here?
Q. What resources do we have? How do we make our living? How do we get the resources we lack? What is the role of government? What leaders would we need and how do they get their authority? Decide on how the elements of culture will be developed within your culture. Art, literature, clothing, architecture (construction of homes), technology I was wondering if u guys could please help me answer some of these please :3
Asked by Luis D - Mon Nov 10 18:19:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We settled at St.Anthony Falls (Minneapolis MN) because of fresh water and a falls that we can use for driving a flour and lumber mill. Logs are floated down the river from the forests north of the city. The rich fertile soil west of town is good for raising wheat. The railroad connects us with Chicago and the east where we ship out lumber and flour. We elect a sheriff to maintain law and order. cp
Answered by Colorado Papa - Wed Nov 12 13:13:57 2008
Q. What resources do we have? How do we make our living? How do we get the resources we lack? What is the role of government? What leaders would we need and how do they get their authority? Decide on how the elements of culture will be developed within your culture. Art, literature, clothing, architecture (construction of homes), technology I was wondering if u guys could please help me answer some of these please :3
Asked by Luis D - Mon Nov 10 18:19:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We settled at St.Anthony Falls (Minneapolis MN) because of fresh water and a falls that we can use for driving a flour and lumber mill. Logs are floated down the river from the forests north of the city. The rich fertile soil west of town is good for raising wheat. The railroad connects us with Chicago and the east where we ship out lumber and flour. We elect a sheriff to maintain law and order. cp
Answered by Colorado Papa - Wed Nov 12 13:13:57 2008
What type of brick, color of brick, and construction style should be used to create a student memorial?
Q. I want to create a brick pier for a student memorial in order to honor students who have passed away at my college. What type of brick, color of brick, and construction style (e.g. Gothic architecture) should be used to create this student memorial? Thanks a lot.
Asked by hot_uman - Sat Mar 22 11:59:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Should be the same as the brick or stone on campus. I assume you have campus approval for this, and they would have a say in the design of it
Answered by scout485 - Sat Mar 22 21:25:17 2008
Q. I want to create a brick pier for a student memorial in order to honor students who have passed away at my college. What type of brick, color of brick, and construction style (e.g. Gothic architecture) should be used to create this student memorial? Thanks a lot.
Asked by hot_uman - Sat Mar 22 11:59:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Should be the same as the brick or stone on campus. I assume you have campus approval for this, and they would have a say in the design of it
Answered by scout485 - Sat Mar 22 21:25:17 2008
can i be an architect and pursue architecture as a career with only an architectural design minor?
Q. i wanted to major architecture at my univeristy but they wouldn't declare me the major as the gpa to declare keeps increasing.. i was told that another alternative is to major construction engineering and minor in architecture .. would that be suffiecient for me to pursue architecture as a career and become a good architect?
Asked by ..... - Sat Jan 30 14:47:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That would not be sufficient. You must get the degree in architecture (not just a minor) to work as an architect. According to the US Department of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook, the educational requirements for an architect are as follows: Education and training. In most States, architects must hold a professional degree in architecture from one of the 117 schools of architecture that have degree programs accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). However, State architectural registration boards set their own standards, so graduation from a non-accredited program may meet the educational requirement for licensing in a few States. Most architects earn their professional degree through a 5-year… [cont.]
Answered by PiggiePants - Sat Jan 30 15:23:59 2010
Q. i wanted to major architecture at my univeristy but they wouldn't declare me the major as the gpa to declare keeps increasing.. i was told that another alternative is to major construction engineering and minor in architecture .. would that be suffiecient for me to pursue architecture as a career and become a good architect?
Asked by ..... - Sat Jan 30 14:47:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That would not be sufficient. You must get the degree in architecture (not just a minor) to work as an architect. According to the US Department of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook, the educational requirements for an architect are as follows: Education and training. In most States, architects must hold a professional degree in architecture from one of the 117 schools of architecture that have degree programs accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). However, State architectural registration boards set their own standards, so graduation from a non-accredited program may meet the educational requirement for licensing in a few States. Most architects earn their professional degree through a 5-year… [cont.]
Answered by PiggiePants - Sat Jan 30 15:23:59 2010
I AM STUDENT OF ARCHITECTURE TO KNOW ABOUT PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION DETAIL OF GLOBAL AWARE HOSPITAL AT HYDE?
Q. design ,data and architectural details of global aware hospital situated at L.B nagar hyderabad i want a complete case study of hospital
Asked by Shaheena - Tue Jun 23 07:01:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. design ,data and architectural details of global aware hospital situated at L.B nagar hyderabad i want a complete case study of hospital
Asked by Shaheena - Tue Jun 23 07:01:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
I'm enrolling in college for an AAS for engineering. In your opinion, architecture or civil and construction
Q. I was just wondering what other people thought would have better opportunities.
Asked by matlock585 - Wed Jun 7 21:00:06 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am studing electrical. i f i were u i will do Civil. A friend of mine did architecture and is finding it difficul to get a job. The reason is there is so much CAD/ drawing program available and easy to learn. A company could buy Auto cad and train someone to use it. Civil has a lot of money if your are in the right location, like Florida for eg. good luck.
Answered by gtnevada - Wed Jun 7 22:34:51 2006
Q. I was just wondering what other people thought would have better opportunities.
Asked by matlock585 - Wed Jun 7 21:00:06 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am studing electrical. i f i were u i will do Civil. A friend of mine did architecture and is finding it difficul to get a job. The reason is there is so much CAD/ drawing program available and easy to learn. A company could buy Auto cad and train someone to use it. Civil has a lot of money if your are in the right location, like Florida for eg. good luck.
Answered by gtnevada - Wed Jun 7 22:34:51 2006
The testing where the focus is on design and construction of the software architecture is ?
Q. This was also asked in CSIs exam
Asked by dokka s - Thu Dec 28 06:00:21 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Code Testing Using V-model of SDLC would help to overcome any flaws in the product. More info available at
Answered by Mohan - Mon Jan 1 03:05:09 2007
Q. This was also asked in CSIs exam
Asked by dokka s - Thu Dec 28 06:00:21 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Code Testing Using V-model of SDLC would help to overcome any flaws in the product. More info available at
Answered by Mohan - Mon Jan 1 03:05:09 2007
any ideas for work experience?
Q. im in year 12 in the uk and i have to get a work placement for work experience but im not sure where to go. i know that i want to go to a design studio of some preferably in designing cars but don't think their is much chance of that happening,as Long as its design based ( not design as in clothing but design as in cars and mechanics and things like that, construction architecture) it has to be in west yorkshire. can any one help or give me some ideas? thanks
Asked by Matt - Sun Dec 13 12:10:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. im in year 12 in the uk and i have to get a work placement for work experience but im not sure where to go. i know that i want to go to a design studio of some preferably in designing cars but don't think their is much chance of that happening,as Long as its design based ( not design as in clothing but design as in cars and mechanics and things like that, construction architecture) it has to be in west yorkshire. can any one help or give me some ideas? thanks
Asked by Matt - Sun Dec 13 12:10:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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