Architecture

It is important to architecture because without the elevator, there wouldn't be so many high-rise buildings in the world. The elevator has impacted U.S History.

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Stupid loads would affect a structure!

It was opened in 1941.

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Frank Gehry's house or Gehry Residence was known as the first deconstructivist house based on the materials used. The house was made out of chain link fences and corrugated steel.

There are many definitions, but this one is probably the one you want.
5 Architecture a structural part that supports weight, such as a wall that supports a beam.• the point at which a structural part rests upon a supporting structure, such as the specific area of a beam that rests upon a wall.

First of all, if a someone was to fall over, friction from the rough ground will painfully react for a long period of time. Also, after a couple of years the substance will produce algae, and will turn green. Overall, I conclude, as many others would, that sandstone is not a good substance for a patio surface.

The inner chamber of a classical Greek temple is known as the 'naos' in Greek, or also 'cella' in Latin.

it is a strong device to keep lots of light items hold.

Also it when there is lots of different parts of the structure but they are together. Also when there is something that helps support the whole thing. Like think of a bridge there are lots of parts and strong can hold lots of things also more than one part but it is together.

The Walt Disney Concert Hall is covered in matte-finish stainless steel panels. Originally, one portion of the building featured highly polished panels; however, these were dulled in 2005 due to heat reflection problems in nearby buildings.

Look at the roof, outside walls, and interior walls. Baroque uses wood carvings and very ornate features.

*competitive

*mathematical

*artistic

*intelligent

Out of respect for others, I left the previous answer above. I do not particularly agree however. I am an architect with two masters degrees and 6 years of experience. I agree that architects need to be intelligent. I do not agree they necessarily have to be competitive - there are many architects who are extremely laid back and do not judge their effectiveness/success relative to others. I do not agree architects need to be "mathematical." I believe this is a common misconception. The most complex math that goes into architecture is very basic trigonometric functions (sine, cosine, tangent) - which we use during licensing process to break up forces into an x and y component. Lastly, I do not think architects need to be artistic. If one defines art as drawing, painting, modeling, and deriving at forms that "please the eye" - this is not architecture so much. If one defines art as a skill that can only be obtained subsequent to mastering many other complicated issues - then yes it is architecture in the same way that one might say a talented surgeon has mastered the "art and science" of medicine, or that surgery is an "art form."

I would say an architect needs to be extremely hard working and able to learn an appreciation for facets of architecture that are not quite so glamorous (research egress code, looking through a mechanical engineers drawing to be sure a duct doesn't conflict with a beam, spending his/her evening trying to figure out how a custom designed canopy might be put together and attached to a building, or reading the fine print on a specification sheet for an obscure object like a louver in the wall, or physical properties of steel panels exposed to weather.

The day to day office life of an architect is far from glamorous. We pull our hairs out over extremely small scale issues that an outsider may think is never even thought of. Architects understand these minuscule details are what makes are breaks a project - usually both in profit as well as overall design.

Architecture is a profession of detailing tiny scale things in an attempt at making something efficient, long lasting, and logical - not a profession of drawing fun pictures of buildings, drinking lattes in your sleek hip office, wearing all black stylish clothes and attending important galas.

Architects typically have a decent amount of self confidence and/or the ability to take criticism. We must endure a high amount of criticism from professors, peers, clients, consultants, users, and society. Often times the nature of this criticism is not constructive or put forth in a happy tone. Those who would get angered under such times and vent out in return do not have a personality well suited for architecture.

it depends on your really depends on your bathroom size and vanity size. can you specify the size?

Earth pulls on the object, and the object pulls on Earth

To hide pipes, wires or duct work.

Wood, masonry, concrete, metal, glass, plastic.

There are many varieties of bushy plants, both flowering and non-flowering. Some bushy plants are the Japanese kerria, Camellia, and the Butterfly Bush. These are all flowering bushy plants.

Can be used in the context of a "false sense of security". This is true esp. for coonstruction workers

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Reading Pennsylvania is a city that reveals early history such as the pagoda. The Pagoda was meant to be a hotel then later decided to not use it as a hotel. Now the Pagoda remains a tourist site and from every angle of the city, you can see it. Reading Pennsylvania is a wonderful place to visit and contains many places to go to see such as Reading High School which is known as the castle on the hill and will always remain a huge population from every student in the City of Reading. There is also the Reading Railroad which is on the monopoly game. There are two malls there and very great stores. Ther is also an outlet which earlier in 1916 was a village and still is known as the village. Reading Pennsylvanis has one of the most interesting haunting histories. Stokesay castle was a castle that the early people used to live in which now lays on Spook lane and Hill Road. Another thing haunting history at Reading Pennsylvania is the Pagoda. Underneath the Pagoda there was an underground chamber that kept the enimies and today, you can see the people walking around there and you can hear the chains chatter. Cemetaries in Reading Pennsylvania are interesting also. They share many conclusions to scare and to beware of the wariness. There is a cemetery on Perkiomen Avenue that is known where a lost woman who was going to get married on the day of her death is running around looking for her lost love. Even thought the city of Reading still remains from the 1700's Reading is a great and exciting way to visit early population.

AutoCadd, a computer aided drafting software, is used for drafting of floor plans, sections, elevations and 3d generation. But I personally reccommend using AutoCadd for floor plans only and using other cadd softwares for 3d generation because its much easier. 3d generation in Autocadd is quite confusing for beginners.

White exterior and red-tiled roof.