[PDF] Top 20 Memorial design : considerations for Christchurch

... the memorial processes described above. Each of the design process examples given have all, at some point, been billed as counter ...a memorial design spectrum, the examples given above would ... See full document

... non-Asian Christchurch residents do not recognise their local Chinatown? According to Du-Dehart (2012) it is often the case that ethnic enclaves develop as a result of segregation of the community, and therefore ... See full document

... of design-based solutions for conflict areas along the Papanui Parallel Cycleway in ...proposed design details can be ...developing design-based ...term, Christchurch designers need to achieve ... See full document

... complete design methodology, which accounts for structure inelastic behavior directly and practically eliminates the need for any assessment or iteration after initial design, such method is called ... See full document

... ized case for Rankine seismic active pressure-granular backfill (Section 16.5), and (b) solution for passiv� earth pressure by lower bound theorem of plasticity (Section 16.15). The section on passive force on walls with ... See full document

... different design scenarios in chapter 7 saw concepts applied to the local context of ...a design experiment and that measuring the success of these designs in a real world situation is ...the design ... See full document

... This design scenario, presented in chapter 7, envisions Riccarton becoming supported by vibrant Third Places, connected systems, permeable space, active frontages, bustling streets, all at a human ... See full document

... of memorial plaques opened up possibilities for the future public ...public memorial became ...normative design workshop ...current design proposal was reached. Certainly, the current ... See full document

... some design rules that can be used during the ...investigate design options of the system, a MATLAB Simulink[6] model is made of the demodulator of ...optimal design choices are determined to ... See full document

... online learning and given rise to the MOOC, or Massive Open Online Course, now a mainstay of many large Universities. Nevertheless, the challenge of community design remains. Retaining community members is ... See full document

... ‘There are few settings which conjure up this equivocating feeling of the Sublime more than the places of the dead’, observes Worpole (2003, p 17). Living within, tending and attending to places of death and disaster in ... See full document

... A piezo actuator converts electrical energy into mechanical energy and vice-versa. A piezoelectric actuator is one device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy which here is observed in the means of ... See full document

... A novel variation of the fixed-fixed flexure is the crab-leg flexure. The added thigh section, length ‗La‘ minimizes the peak stresses in the flexure[7]. The addition of a thigh to a fixed flexure allows the designer to ... See full document

... The Council recommended that the Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project our WW II memorial originally dedicated to the peaceful use of nuclear energy be transformed into the Michigan Memorial[r] ... See full document

... Gibbs of the Department of Anaesthetics, Christchurch Clinical School of Medicine, I embarked on a small project to design a computer aided learning program to aid the teaching of the up[r] ... See full document

... express design considerations of ER damper for Land ...and design calculation of ER damper from the required known data such as piston diameter, rod diameter, ER liquid density, applied electric ... See full document

... Auckland Sustainability Framework [ARC, 2016] Sustainable urban design [HCC,2012]. Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy [CCC, 2008].[r] ... See full document

... offshore design standard such as that in chapter 7 of the GB Security and Quality of Supply Standard (SQSS) [15], which option is preferred depends, in the main, on the total cost comprising the capital cost of ... See full document

... Just as ruins in the past exerted a major draw for tourists on the Grand Tour, today they are on the trail of what in 1996 Lennon and Foley termed ‘dark tourism’ to describe people travelling to sites of disasters, ... See full document

... The form that memorial spaces take marks them as different to the objects and buildings of our everyday experience. They are usually set apart from the ebb and flow of everyday experience to allow for the ... See full document