全新可持续加州科学院建筑设计

项目地点:美国加州项目类型:建筑(教育)开工日期:2005年9月该项目综合考虑了可持续性和建筑方面的因素,并将其纳入大型公共建筑之中。该项目获2005年豪瑞可持续建筑大奖赛北美地区银奖     

Chaupal——生态房屋

项目地点:印度新德里项目类型:建筑(住宅)开工日期:2005年9月该项目获2005年豪瑞可持续建筑大奖赛亚太地区提名奖     

最低能耗学校

项目地点:巴西里约热内卢项目类型:建筑(教育)开工日期:2006年初一个用于学校建筑的小型能源设计项目,包括自然通风装置、能够防御太阳直接辐射的自然照明装置以及屋顶花园。该项目获2005年豪瑞可持续建筑大奖赛拉丁美洲区银奖     

应用研究与发展设施

项目地点:美国亚利桑那州旗竿市项目类型:建筑(教育)开工日期:2005年5月该项目获2005年豪瑞可持续建筑大奖赛北美地区提名奖     

半沙漠地区中的生态住宅

项目地点:摩洛哥伊尔富德项目类型:建筑(住宅)开工日期:2006年元月该项目获2005年豪瑞可持续建筑大奖赛非洲中东地区提名奖     

“建筑垃圾精准管控技术与示范”项目通过立项公示

正日前,科技部国家重点研发计划"绿色建筑及建筑工业化"重点专项2018年度项目"建筑垃圾精准管控技术与示范"通过立项公示。公示信息显示,项目编号:2018YFC0706000,项目牵头单位:北京交通大学,项目负责人:任福民,项目经费:1924万元,项目实施周期3年。该项目将采用多源信息融合方法,建立建筑垃圾全过程实时监测与智能管控平台,实现建筑垃圾减量     

水动力——穆里尼谷重建策略

项目地点:意大利阿马尔菲及斯科拉开工日期:2009年项目简述:该项目的目的是恢复该地区的景观以及因年久失修濒临倒塌的工业革命前的水车系统。项目用水作为中心主题,历史性地保护一批传统建筑物,在现存建筑和新建筑之间保持美学的平衡。该项目获2006年豪瑞可持续建筑全球大奖赛银奖。     

考虑成本控制的建筑项目施工管理体系构建

在考虑成本控制的前提下构建建筑项目施工管理体系,估算建筑项目施工管理成本,集中管理建筑项目施工数据,把控建筑项目施工管理成本,完成体系构建.设计实例分析结果表明:设计方法管理非增值成本费用明显低于对照组.     

普集建筑:激进现实主义的实践

正尹毓俊出生年月:1982年12月籍贯:广东江门教育背景:2001—2006重庆大学建筑城规学院建筑学学士2013—2015哈佛大学没计学院建筑学及景观建筑学硕士职业经历:2006—2008 URBANUS都市实践项目负责人2009—2011筑博建筑工作室项目负责人2011—普集建筑联合创始人杨小荻出生年月:1982年4月籍贯:重庆教育背景:2001—2006重庆大学建筑城规学院建筑学学士2008—2010荷兰贝尔拉格建筑研究所建筑学硕士职业经历:2010—2011深圳坊城建筑设计顾问有限公司项目负责人2011美国CAP建筑事务所项目负责人2011—普集建筑联合创始人     

CAT圣朱·莉拉行政建筑

<正>项目用途:行政建筑及工厂设计范围:建筑项目开发:CAT Saint Julien l'Ars项目地址:法国圣朱莉拉项目时间:2005Architecture: Administration building and workshopClient: CAT Saint Julien l'ArsPlace: Saint Julien l'Ars – FranceDate: 2005     

世界大理石建筑装饰奖(五) 全世界穆斯林的朝圣之地——沙特阿拉伯麦加清真寺的石材装修巡礼

石材是全世界各民族都十分钟爱的一种装修材料.它不受民族、文化、宗教、信仰、风俗的影响,有其广泛的应用面.只不过一些民族在颜色的使用上有所忌讳罢了.     

Designing sustainable landfill for Jeddah City, Saudi Arabia

 For the last 12 years the solid waste of Jeddah City has been placed in Wadi Nakhil, to the east of the city. This facility is now 80% full. No geotechnical site characterisation was undertaken prior to opening this municipal landfill site in 1982 and, being so close to the city, it now poses risks to the health of nearby residents as well as ecological dangers. The paper considers the requirements of a new site and discusses the most appropriate method of closing the existing site to ensure its long-term safety. Received: 28 August 1998 · Accepted: 30 August 1999     

Promoting public space governance in Jeddah,Saudi Arabia

Undermanagement of the considerable range of areas reserved for public spaces within modern residential areas in Jeddah has not only reduced socialization for inhabitants, but has become a public burden that continues to prove a drain on urban life. This, in turn, has stimulated the development of regulatory and organizational reforms. The reforms have inexorably drawn all departments and agencies involved in public space management into a new field of responsibility. As they came into operation, new actors appeared in the field of public space management. Although the aim of the reforms was to resolve inter-municipal regulatory conflicts and to place a renewed emphasis on local and private actions as alternative sources of managerial control, the new public space governance arrangements are riddled with tension as a result of the multiplicity of actors and the absence of a well-defined institutional framework; this in turn led to greater confusion about responsibilities. This article attempts to understand the complexities of the ongoing management of public spaces in Jeddah in the light of recent theories of governance, with the aim of developing a conceptual framework that may suggest innovatory approaches through which to address these complexities. Broadly speaking, the investigation – which is based on extensive documentary analysis, a qualitative survey and systematic field observation – notes that, in order to tackle management issues such as non-responsiveness, bureaucratic rigidity, the fragmentation of responsibilities and so on, it is imperative to give further consideration to the role of legislation within an appropriate institutional framework.     

Natural Aggregates at Makkah Governate, Western Saudi Arabia

 Natural coarse and fine aggregates which accumulated along six selected wadis in the region of Makkah were assessed both qualitatively and quantitatively. The six wadis were Numan, Al-Yamanyah, Al-Shamyah, Hwarah, Alaf and Faydah. More than 440 aggregate samples were collected and their physical, mechanical and chemical properties determined. Petrographic studies on the gravel samples were undertaken to characterise the aggregate types. The results were compared with ASTM and British Standard specifications. The aggregates were generally within the acceptable limits for use in concrete although there were the relatively high values of chloride, sulphate and total dissolved salts in the fine aggregates in Wadis Alaf, Hwarah and Faydah. Nine fine aggregate samples representing upstream, midstream and downstream deposits from these saline wadis were washed in distilled waters after which the aggregates were within the acceptable limits for structural concrete. There were indications of material which could cause alkali-silica in the coarse aggregate at Wadi Faydah. The study proved reserves of 12.5 million m³ of coarse aggregate and 23 million m³ of fine aggregate. Received: 27 May 1998 · Accepted: 18 February 1999     

Chemistry, Mineralogy and maturity status of Obhor Sabkha, Saudi Arabia

The mineralogy and pore water chemistry of subsoil of the relatively stronger crustal layer above the watertable and the ground water chemistry at two locations in the coastal clayey sabkha areas of Obhor, Saudi Arabia confirm the predominance of evaporites like halite, gypsum, aragonite and calcite and the trend of progressive sabkhaization from top downwards. Of the two locations studied, Station 1 with higher soluble salts contents (TSS up to 28%) in soil and interstitial water salinity (up to 384,200 mg/l) is in a well developed sabkha and Station 2 with lower TSS and salinity is in a slightly developed sabkha as per the classification of Bahafzallanet al. (1993). Clay mineral montmorillonite was identified as a trace (in bulk powder sample) at 45 cm depth at Station 1 and illite at same depth at Station 2 and further work for clay mineral identification is suggested.     

Factors affecting construction practices in Makkah Al-Mukkaramah, Saudi Arabia

Each year the Hajj attracts over one million pilgrims to Makkah with all the enormous administrative, social and economic implications this signifies. The authors conclude that there are unique factors affecting construction practice in Makkah and it is apparent that early action is always needed to correct aspects of construction, less costly overruns are an inevitable consequence.     

阿卜杜勒·阿齐兹国王大道,麦加(沙特阿拉伯)

业主:Makkah Construction&Development Company面积:2940000平方米国际招标:2002年中标,设计中Programme:Residential buildings,shops and access to Makkah’s Western Gateway.The King Abdul Aziz Road is an exceptional project in an exceptional site,theholy city of Islam.Stretching from west to east towards the Haram,this GatewayAvenue embodies the injunction of the Koran“from wherever you leave,turn yourface towards the holy Mosque”.The MWG will be a landmark avenue in the city of Makkah sym…     

Insulation the Saudi way

Attention focuses on the growing building market in Saudi Arabia. This article from the Materials Testing Laboratory in Riyadh on some local building techniques explains the theoretical approach which seems to favour the use of suspended gypsum plasterboard for thermal insulation in the prevailing climatic conditions.