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    KMC Building Rule

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    General 3 Prohibition of building without permit 12 Chapter III Procedure for Sanction 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Notice for erection or alteration of a building Key (Location) Plan Site Plan Building Plan Sizes of drawing sheets Colouring notation for plans Dimensions Specifications Requisition to determine validity of notice Sanction or provisional sanction or refusal of building or work Aesthetic quality of urban environmental design Building Permit Grounds for refusal

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    I performed my security lighting survey on the Westport Building of John Jay College‚ located at 500 W 56th St‚ New York‚ NY 10019. During my observation‚ I discovered that all the perimeters of the building are lighted. According to a maintenance employee at Westport‚ the lights are checked several times daily prior to darkness and maintenance workers must sign off that they have completed that task for the day. Extra lighting is available at every entrance and exit. Extra lighting is also available

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    The demand curve that an individual firm faces is called the residual demand curve: the market demand that is not met by other sellers at any given price. The firm ’s residual demand function‚ Dr(p)‚ shows the quantity demanded from the firm at price p. A firm sells only to people who have not already purchased the good from another seller. We can determine how much demand is left for a particular firm at each possible price using the market demand curve and the supply curve for all other firms in

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    The Construction of the Scottish Parliament Building: Poor Planning of Costs Introduction This essay discusses poor cost planning when the new Scottish Parliament Building was built. It was poorly planned beginning with the design of it to when it was handed over. I chose to discuss this building located in Edinburgh EH99 1SP which is adjacent to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. This is found at the Royal Mile‚ at the bottom of it to be be precise. Because it wasn’t planned well‚ the costs reached

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    SMART BUILDINGS INTRODUCTION We have been used to create better and better ambients from the very beginning of humanity‚ first adapting caves‚ then building structures up to modern skyscrapers and dwellings. As technology has increased we have learnt to shape ambient to better fit our needs and lately we have started to pay more attention to their efficiency‚ like better insulation for lower energy consumption. HISTORY Arne Olander in 1930‚discovered a phenomenon of SME(Shape

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    National Building Code

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    REGULATIONS of the NATIONAL BUILDING CODE Slide 2 RULE 1‚ Sec. 103. Scope and Application ___________________________________________________________ 1. The scope of this IRR shall cover the following disciplines: architectural‚ civil/structural‚ electrical‚ mechanical‚ sanitary‚ plumbing and electronics. Slide 3 RULE III‚ Sec. 301 Building Permits ___________________________________________________________ 2. Permits supplementary to a Building Permit shall be applied for and

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    area of the world leaving a lot of spectacular and interesting heritage and history. For example‚ we have Lebanon. It is a country where many heritage is left in it due to its iconic geographic location. Over the years‚ the Lebanese old historic buildings have been a point of interest to the whole world‚ leaving the tourists in a surprise. The capital of Lebanon is thought to be in excess of 5‚000 years of age‚ making it one of the oldest cities on the planet. Romans‚ Arabs‚ Byzantines‚ Crusaders

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    | Nike: Building a Global Brand | MKTG 4082W | | 1. Nike’s brand image‚ a set of emotions‚ feelings‚ and experiences with the brand‚ developed over time through advertising campaigns and consumer experiences with Nike. The core attributes of Nike’s brand image include high performance‚ innovation‚ and aggressiveness. Nike positioned itself as a company that makes products for athletes‚ by athletes. They tailor their products for serious/winning athletes and also stress their point-of-difference

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    In our life‚ we are always facing new experiences either in school‚ at home‚ or in the workplace. I am twenty five years old now and I have faced many experiences and challenges that I probably forgot about them. In fact‚ the best experience that I had in my life is when I was a candidate for the municipal elections in my country four years ago. This was for me the best challenging involvement in my life. This was in 2009 where the municipal elections took place in my neighboorhoud. I was a member

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    Base Isolated Buildings

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    BASE ISOLATED BUILDINGS What is base isolation? When a building is built away (isolated) from the ground‚ resting on flexible bearings or pads known as base isolators. It is of the most popular means of protecting a structure against earthquake forces. HISTORY The first evidence of architects using the principle of base isolation for earthquake protection was discovered in Pasargadae. One of the world’s first base-isolated structures – the William Clayton building Base Isolation

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