...charaCteristiCS OF THE BUILDING – ASSESSMENT OF THE EXISTING CONDITION C.2 EFFECT OF THE EXISTING BUILDING ON THE OVERALL DESIGN C.3 LAOUT AND OPERATION DESIGN – HOTEL C.4 DESIGN C.5 TRAFFIC COVER REPORT 1 IdentifiCATION DATA Project: Location: Cadastre Area: Investor: Design Team: ……………………………. ……………………………. ……………………………. 2 LIST OF REFERENCE DOCUMENTS - elementary consultations with the investor - geodesic survey drawings – the existing condition - maps from IMIP 3 BASIC DATA Building A Area balance Lot area: Built-up area: Greenery: Compacted area: Total rough area of the over-ground floors Total rough area of the underground floors Total built-up space of the over-ground floors Total built-up space of the underground floors Office area: Apartments area: Retail area: Number of required parking lots according to the regulation issued by the City of Prague Municipality Number of apartments Office Building Area balance . . . Hotel area: 885m2 Number of required parking lots according to the regulation issued by the City of Prague Municipality Concept – the OFFICE BUILDING 1...
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...Philippine retailers Association and the Department of Trade and Industry in 1998 and 1999. Cinderella remains to play a major role in the evolution of the Philippine’s fashion history as it continues not only to adapt but also set local fashion trends. INCLUSIVE DATES OF TRAINING The training was started on November 9, 2015 and ended on January 22, 2016. The training days were from Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with a minimum of 8 hours of work per day. NAME(S) OF PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE TRAINING PROGRAM WITH THEIR RESPECTIVE DESIGNATIONS * Cristina Villarin - Accounting Staff (Trainee immediate supervisor) BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF TRAINING PROGRAM OBJECTIVES * Seeking an internship position where my accounting and technical skills will be utilized...
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...making an unannounced visit to the Stradey Park Hotel for an overnight stay in the Executive suite, whilst there he will visit the restaurant where his PPO will dine with him and he will possibly go for a walk around the grounds. There is a known threat from a Pakistani businessman that is long standing over money. The threat for this scenario is low. Venue Security Plan Venue Overview Stradey Park Hotel Furnace Llanelli SA15 4HA, United Kingdom Telephone Number: 01554758171 4* Hotel with 83 rooms, 1 of which is an Executive suite and another is an executive bedroom. Four floors and a mezzanine (Executives suits located here between floors one and two).One main route in and out, two car parks upper and lower, no garage facilities, restaurant on site named Sapphires (located ground floor) and a rooftop residents bar located on fourth floor. Main bar open to the public also located on ground floor. The hotel has one lift a 24 hour check in and no concierge service. There are three entrances and exits. Map into Hotel Ariel View Route in/Out Route in/Out Car park space Car park space Restaurant Restaurant Key locations Pick Up/Drop off point Pick Up/Drop off point Security There is no onsite security, the venue is covered well by a variety of CCTV (Tilt and swivel arm, dome camera) we will be allowed access to the monitors should we need it, the monitors are unmanned but access will be via the 24hr reception. All corridors are covered by CCTV...
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...Matthew Owten Com-103-006 2-14-13 Outline Introduction A. Attention Getter -How many people hate stretching? How many people have dropped something a phone in a tight space and tried to get it in the most awkwardness form. B. Revealing topic- my topic is tumbling it’s not an easy hobby but it take a lot of hard work and stretching C. Credibility – I have been tumbling since I was 5. I’m 19 now. Been all over the world/events, parades etc. D. Goodwill l- just like school and math somebody could tell you how to do it but it’s up to you to learn it which brings and great confidence and self-motivation E. Preview Main Points – today first I will tell you the difference between a tumbler and a gymnast 2nd how to stretch and prepare and last but not least simple tumbling techniques Body A. Tumbler vs. gymnast 1. Tumblers have their own flow and movement gymnast have professional trainers and usually look more perfected B. Stretching 2. Demonstrate the pike position stretch and a bridge. Both help with the first stage probably the most important C. Tumbling 3. Demonstrate a flip-flop and a standing back and put it both together Conclusion A. Today I explain a tumbler vs. gymnast shows you two different stretch and two different tumbling technique B. I know it looks hard but it’s just like math you have to practice or you will fail the test at the end of the...
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...Crystal Limited Edition: Swarovski Limited Edition Collection for Chanel The Event Design The event will take place in Milan at Officine del Volo, an industrial structure built in 1915. The venue consists of 3 separate rooms on two different floors, the total space being 1500 square meters. For our event on 8th of November, we will use the Eliche room on the ground floor for welcoming the guests and serving a pre-dinner drink and for the dinner we will use the Biplano room on the first floor. Eliche room has a space of 500 square meters that is punctuated with columns, which give a sense of structure to the room. The wooden ceiling brings a warmer contrast to the cement floor and columns. From Eliche room guests take the stairs to Biplano room that will host the dinner. Biplano room is characterised with elements from the early century; parquet floor, wooden trusses and big windows at both ends of the room. Elegant Gala Dinner In order to celebrate the launch of Limited Edition Collection of necklaces for Chanel, we want to create a Gala Dinner that combines the image of the two iconic companies present; Chanel and Swarovski. Chanel represents casual elegance, quality and luxury, while Swarovski brings a touch of glamour and sparkle. For the event we decided to use three main colours: black, white and different shades of violet. Black and white can be seen in the furnishing and decoration, creating a simple yet elegant atmosphere, while violet lightning adds a touch...
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...Architecture, and placed accessible design an importance because of his paralyzed state. He directed and established his firm Michael Graves & Associates. This commission was in Fort Wayne, Indiana for two of his High School friends (The Hanselmanns). The program was set to accommodate a family of 6: 2 adults and 4 children and without further known restrictions which let to many Architectural Intentions. The Hanselmann House is primarily designed as a white double cube with three layered facades. These three layered facades gave the transition between exterior spaces as well as a layering of the façade creating a complexity of form among these transitions. The house is divided into three floors and is mostly white with the exception of the use of yellow, blue, red, and a mural in the ground floor. The most important design principle for The Hanselmann House is the use of 4 of Le Corbusier’s Five Points. The Hanselmann House shows 4 Points through the use of pillars along the Southside of the home and with the elevation of...
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...Fire is one of the notable human induced disasters in Bangladesh. Every year, hundreds of people die and many are injured due to fire accidents. In last two years, more than 15,000 fire incidents took place throughout the country and most of the them occured in Dhaka and Chittagong. Some of those fire accidents are given below : Tazreen fire accident: A devastating fire broken out in Tajreen Fashion Limited, a sister concern of Tuba Group at Nischintapur, Ashulia, Saver, Dhaka on 24 November at 6:30 pm and it was managed to bring the blaze under control at around 6 am, after more than 11 hours of frantic efforts.The fire broke out in the Westside of the ground floor that was being used as a warehouse and was full of inflammable cloths, yearns and garments accessories. As a result the fire spread up to the upper floors as it could not be tamed immediately. The mid level officials prevented workers from leaving the building after the fire had broken out. Total death & injured workers: •Date of Incident: 24 November 2012 • Place of Incident: Tazreen Fashion Limited, Nischintapur, Ashulia, Saver, Dhaka • Total Number of Death: A total of 111** workers died as per Govt. statistic. Among them 58 dead body has been identified and rest of 53 dead body was unidentified. The identified 58 dead body was handed over to deceased family members or relatives. The unidentified 53 dead body was lied down in Jurain Graveyard. After identification of legal successor through DNA test these dead...
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...thought about a school in my dreams. But now I have clear idea about my dream school. My ideal school would be built in nature. It would be a big school with all kinds of sports, football, basketball, tennis, handball, etc. and there would be many activities, gardening, cooking, and aquarelle. In my ideal school there would be fifty classes with complete accessories (computers, calculators, internet, stationary...). The school would have three floors and on the first floor there would be a gym and there would also be a pool on this floor. In the corridor would be automat for coffee, tea and other drinks. On the second floor, would be Math class and Science class. In the Math class there would be a board and desks. On the teacher's desk would be a computer and TV. In the science class there would be special desks and many tools for students to work with. Also there would be laptops for students, to use to find information. In the corridor we would have tables and chairs and photos of famous professors. Moreover, on the third floor there would be more than one language class. That the student could choose to learn, like Arabic, English and French. In every class there would be interactive whitebeards and on the desks there would be computers, to help students communicate with other students, in different countries. Lessons would take fifty minutes and breaks would be thirty minutes. Students could buy food in school canteen and sits on the comfortable sofa, not on the typical...
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...RES ELEVATOR 1 STORAGE ROOM RES ELEVATOR 4 SERVICE LOBBY G.WC. ELEC ROOM L.WC. SERVICE ELEVATOR UR STORAGE ROOM RES ELEVATOR 3 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 4 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 3 OFFICE ELEVATOR 6 COPY ROOM GAR. CHT. STAIRCASE 2 G.WC. OFFICE CORRIDOR THIS WALL IS TO BE DEMOLISHED COMPLETELY hoshan 6 R1 5.0 R1 projects 65 .0 AS BUILT, DEMOLITION PLAN EXISTING CONCRETE BASE FLOOR OFFICE ELEVATOR 5 OFFICE ELEVATOR 1 RES ELEVATOR 3 RES ELEVATOR 1 SERVICE ELEVATOR RES ELEVATOR 4 OFFICE ELEVATOR 6 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 2 RES ELEVATOR 2 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 4 UR OFFICE ELEVATOR 3 EXISTING RAISED FLOOR THE SAME FLOORING TO BE USED AS PER EXISTING WET AREAS THE SAME FLOORING TO BE USED AS PER EXISTING WET AREAS EXISTING CONCRETE FLOOR REMOVE EXISTING CONCRETE FLOOR AND INSTALL RAISED FLOOR REMOVE EXISTING RAISED FLOOR AND INSTALL CONCRETE FLOOR REMOVE EXISTING CONCRETE FLOOR AND INSTALL RAISED FLOOR NOTES: SERVICE ELEVATOR L.WC. OFFICES LIFT LOBBY OFFICE ELEVATOR 5 OFFICE ELEVATOR 1 RES...
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...NHTV University of Applied Sciences DATE!! Advisory Report ’t Schip CREM II Group J Fabiana Meaño;Tibor van Noesel;Nathalie Muti;Inge Broeders;Ivo Bruijnaers;Mirjam te Brinke Advisory report ’t Schip – Savills CREM II Group J Tutor Maarten Staps Theme manager Pieter le Roux Fabiana Meaño 121145 Tibor van Noesel 123539 Nathalie Muti 122703 Inge Broeders 111052 Ivo Bruijnaers 123352 Mirjam te Brinke 121001 Preface Table of Content Preface 2 Introduction 4 Deliverable 1 Research Questions 5 Deliverable 2 Plan of Approach 6 Deliverable 3 Context Analysis 10 Deliverable 4 Building Analysis 14 Deliverable 5 Industry Analysis 16 Deliverable 6 Optimization / Transformation 20 Deliverable 7 Company Profile & Program of Requirements 21 Bibliography 26 Introduction Deliverable 1 Research Questions 1.1 Main question How can this building generate future profit for the owner of the building? 1.2 Sub-questions 1. In what way does the context/surroundings influence the attractiveness of the building? (deliverable ‘context analysis’) 2. In what way does the exterior of the building influence the attractiveness? (deliverable ‘building analysis’) 3. In what way does the interior of the building influence the attractiveness? (deliverable ‘building analysis’) 4. What kind of service contracts is used with this building? 5. What are the rental/service prices? 6. What are the possible target groups...
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...2) Windows and ventilators will provide the required ventilation and day light without effecting privacy and security. 1.2.5 Ground and upper floors A single storeyed building has only one floor which directly rest on the ground is known as ground floor. Multi-storeyed buildings have other floors also in addition to ground floor. Some times, one or two storeys of building are constructed under ground level, such floors below ground level are called “basement floors”. Functions of floors: 1) The function of floor is to provide clean, smooth, durable, strong and water tight leveled surface for users. 2) The upper floors divide the building into number of storeys and provide heat, sound and fire insulation. 1.2.6 Sills, lintel and sunshades...
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...because farming methods were inefficient and many people were needed to work on the land. As these methods improved, fewer people were needed, so more of them were able to leave their farms to practice another profession, trade, etc. As these people got together, they formed towns. The inhabitants of towns were free. They owed no obedience to the lord as farmers did, but had to pay taxes to the lord who owned the land were the town stood. The town government was led by a lord mayor and a council, whom usually were among the wealthiest of the tradesmen and craftsmen. A town was usually surrounded by big stone walls. People lived in tall, narrow wooden houses, usually with more than one floor. The ground floor normally was used as the owner’s shop or area to practice his profession. The other floors were the living spaces of the household, and also the place where they kept their animals. Roads in the towns were narrow and long. Before the 13th century, streets were the responsibility of each household. Later on when the council started taking more responsibility, new roads were often built over the previous ones, without bothering to clean them. In London ancient Roman ruins are found at 20 feet below today’s street level. Even though people were supposed to be responsible for the part of the street in front of their house, they never showed much concern and never tried to keep it clean. The only exceptions were during an outbreak of the plague or a royal visit. This wasn’t...
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...facilities of a top of the range Club - from games & leisure activities to health club, from beauty parlour to cyber cafe and of course, choice of Indian, Continental, Chinese cuisine, an English Pub, Open Air as well as Classy Bars - making it an ideal get-away for the members & their guests. Figure 65:Saturday Club Floor plan: Figure 66: Ground Floor plan Figure 67: 1st floor plan Figure 68: 2nd floor plan 2.3.2 Program of Saturday Club 1.Reception 2.Waiting 3. T.T 4.Badminton court 5.Billiard 6.Indoor swimming pool 7.Restaurant 8.Shop 9.Fast food shop 10. Residential Space 11.Children playground 12.Lawn 15. Beauty parlor 16. Health club 17. Library 18. Salon 19. Billiard table 21.Multipurpose 22. Library 24.Bridge Table 25.Bar 2.3.3 The Cascades Verdae Location : The Cascades Verdae Started : 2006-2008 Type : Community club Figure 69: The Cascades Verdae Figure 70: Master Plan Floor plan: Figure 71: Ground Floor Plan Figure 72: 1st Floor Plan 2.3.4 Program of The Cascades Verdae Lawn Health Services Gated entry Amphitheater with...
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...Daisy Plan (4’ x 8’) www.CleanCoops.com “The Daisy” Chicken Coop Plan Property of CleanCoops.com Page 1 of 41 Daisy Plan (4’ x 8’) www.CleanCoops.com INTRODUCTION When designing our Daisy Coop Plan we designed it with the following features and criteria in mind: MAXIMIZING FLOOR SPACE / QUANTITY – This coop will house up to 12 laying hens comfortably. We have designed plenty of space for roosting, nesting and roaming. CLEANLINESS / EASY TO MAINTAIN – We have designed it in such a way that it is easy to maintain, requiring only occasional cleaning that can be done VERY quickly and easily. All corners of the coop can be reached for cleaning without bending over or going inside. ATTRACTIVENESS – As you can see from some of the included photos, we have designed and built a coop that actually adds to the aesthetics of your property! Your friends and neighbors will appreciate and adore your new coop while adding charm and character to your landscape. QUALITY – This is a sturdy, solid, long lasting and quality design. You want your work to last for years to come. You don’t want to build something that you will have to constantly fix and repair. Our durable design will withstand the elements of your climate. PROTECTION FROM PREDATORS – The entire coop was designed keeping in mind that there are critters out there that would like to get to your chickens. This design is virtually critter-proof! COMFORTABLE CHICKENS – This design will keep...
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...formal legal opinion about this matter. I'll try and give you all the facts as best I can in this letter because I'm going to Barbados for three weeks and I will be unavailable during that time. About eight months ago, we were approached by a representative from FloorCo Inc. regarding a rather remarkable new product that they had created. The representative told us that FloorCo had created a new process whereby they could fabricate a commercial hardwood flooring that retained a durable glossy shine "virtually forever." They called this new flooring "Evershine." As you know, all of our barbecue restaurants have hardwood floors. The hardwood floors provide us with a "country" atmosphere that our customers expect when they walk into a Pig-Out restaurant. We have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars over the last eight years just maintaining the floors in our restaurants nationwide. We thought that this might be a wonderful opportunity to enhance the appearance of our restaurants while at the same time cut down on our huge maintenance costs. We agreed to discuss it at a board meeting and contact FloorCo at a later date. A month after we initially met, I was playing golf at the Lonesome Pines golf course with a couple of friends and a person asked if they could join our group to make us a foursome. We said "yes" and, as it turns out, the person who joined our group was Robert Goodman who is the chief executive officer of FloorCo Inc. We rode in the same golf cart and...
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