61. Historyforkids! But roads and bridges and stone walls begin to the conquests of Alexander the Great,architecture becomes an On the other hand, once the Romans conquer Greece http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/greeks/architecture/greekarch.htm

SEARCH THE H4K SITE VISIT H4K'S STORE! H4K HOME ... CONTACT H4K TIMELINE: Before 10,000 BC 10,000-3000 BC 3000-2000 BC 2000-1000 BC ... 1100-1500 AD GEOGRAPHY: CHINA INDIA WEST ASIA GREECE ... H4K HOME Greek Architecture The earliest buildings that were built in Greece , in the New Stone Age , are small houses or huts , and wooden walls around them for protection. Later there are bigger houses, and stone walls around the villages. By the Early Bronze Age , we find one bigger house in the middle of the village, and fancier, bigger stone walls. In the Late Bronze Age , under the influence of Western Asia , and the Minoans on Crete, there are palaces and big stone tombs , as well as paved roads and bridges, and dams (and more stone walls). During the Greek Dark Ages the palaces were burned, and the roads and bridges and dams mostly fell apart. But at the end of the Dark Ages, with the beginning of the Iron Age and the Archaic period in Greece, we see a new type of building: the temple for the gods . There are houses, but no more palaces. But roads and bridges and stone walls begin to be built again. In the Classical period , there are more temples , bigger and with new design ideas: the Parthenon is built in the 440's BC Democracy prevents the Greeks from building palaces or big tombs, because politically all men are supposed to be equal, and so it would look bad to have a big palace even if you could afford it. Instead, the Greeks build public buildings:

62. GSD | Daniel L. Schodek | Professor Of Architecture of Six 19th Century bridges in Massachusetts Design Consultant on Progressive ArchitectureDesign Award for Massachusetts Convention Center and other projects). http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/people/faculty/schodek/dscv.html

Curriculum Vitae Academic and Administrative Postitions Kumagai Professor of Architectural Technology, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 1992-present Professor of Architectural Technology, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 1982-92 Associate Professor of Architectural Technology, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 1977-82 Assistant Professor of Architecture, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 1970-77 Instructor, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 1969-70 Visiting Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering, Technical University of Delft, l987 Assistant Chairman, Department of Architecture, Harvard University, l979-81 Faculty Director, Laboratory for Construction Technology, Harvard University, l985-91 Education PhD in Civil Engineering, MIT, l971 (Primary: Structures, Secondary: Materials, Minor: Urban Planning) AM (Honorary), Harvard University, l982 MS in Architectural Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, l966 BS in Architectural Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, l964 Books Landmarks in American Civil Engineering MIT Press, l987

63. Architecture bridges of the 19th Century Digital bridges From Lehigh University Libraries. FolkVictorian architecture in America See other styles of American http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/middle/architec.htm

ARCHITECTURE ART HOME Program Goals Lesson Plans Year Plan ... To top of page This page is still under construction! I'll be building more links all the time. History and Architects Buildings Educational Resources Frank Lloyd Wright ... Victorian Architecture and more! History of Architecture Art Serve: Art and Architecture Images mainly from the Mediterranean Basin and Japan. If you have some time - you might want to check this site out for images - no historical information given. I found some nice architectural details like columns and doors. Site from Australian National University Renaissance and Baroque Architecture images included in this collection were scanned from slides taken by Professor C. W. Westfall and used in his survey course, Renaissance and Baroque Architecture, University of Virginia. High quality images - also shows influence on architecture in the United State. History of Western Architecture This site has links to images by region and period. Information is given about each structure. Images a fairly small but a good source for images for PowerPoint presentations. History of Japanese Architecture Asian Historical Architecture Cities/Buildings image archive University of Washington - Cities/Buildings Database is a collection of digitized images of buildings and cities drawn from across time and throughout the world.

64. CNN.com - Dubai Modernism Mingled With Tradition - Jan. 21, 2003 one extreme is Sharjah, which maintains Islamic architecture in buildings and bridges even the At the other extreme is Dubai, dubbed the shopping http://www.cnn.com/2003/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/01/21/letter.dubai.ap/

65. Ando Fuksas Holl Rogers Klotz Grimshaw -FLOORNATURE In the past years, you realized bridges, museums, public works and yourself from onespace to the other space. What could architects add to architecture itself http://www.floornature.com/worldaround/articolo.php/art17/5/en/arch26

//variabile path corrente a partire dalla dir della lingua var curPath='' var curLang='en' var curLangPath='lang=en' Italiano English Deutsch Site map Search Ben Van Berkel - UN Studio Ben Van Berkel Ben Van Berkel is one of the most interesting young dutchman architects. Along with Caroline Bos he founded the UN Studio Group and, at only 45 years old, he planned houses, museums, power stations, bridges and design's objects. You founded UN Studio together with Caroline Bos. How do you combine your different background -architecture and history of art- in the design process? We have been working for ten years together, and we have always believed that history of art and history of architecture don't have to be so separated. So we have always a dialog about what architecture could do today. I design and Caroline writes more than I do, we try to sharpen up each other's work. So maybe when I write notes, Caroline knows how to refine them, or when she writes her stories I discuss it with her... I mean, she's also part of the full design process. She's sometimes very critical and guides the total concept of the project; she makes it more inclusive of the way we work on our projects.

66. WebServices.Org - The Web Services Industry Portal - SonicMQ, SonicXQ, Dynamic Routing architecture, and the Any other trademarks or servicemarks contained herein Titan Blue Titan Software bridges the loosely http://www.webservices.org/article.php?sid=459

67. WebServices.Org - The Web Services Industry Portal - This unique architecture combines proven messaging software with All other trademarksand/or service marks Blue Titan Blue Titan Software bridges the loosely http://www.webservices.org/article.php?sid=424

68. Vehicles/Roads E-Mail Network truck detection (warning) systems for protection of bridges. BY Dan Trefethen, TRAArchitecture EMAIL client needs to hear which other countries have pavement http://www-mech.eng.cam.ac.uk/trg/vrnet/1996/trans32.html

Vehicles/Roads E-Mail Network TRANSMISSION NUMBER: 32 DATE: 24 May 1996 EDITORIAL This transmission contains 3 articles: Roadway Pavement Design: Dan Trefethen, of TRA Architecture is seeking information about roadway pavement design criteria and standards. Truck Height Warning: Guoxin Liu, of the University of Regina, Canada is seeking information about overheight truck detection (warning) systems for protection of bridges. Tyre Effects: Christian MOLZER, of Vienna University of Technology is seeking information about the effects of wide single and dual tyres. In this transmission I have added a SUBECT line to the header of each article. I hope this will make it easier for readers to identify articles of interest. I should really have done this 31 transmissions ago! Better late than... The e-mail Network's WWW site has a reasonable amount of related transport information. (See: http://www-mech.eng.cam.ac.uk/trg/links.html ). I would be pleased to add the URL's of other organisations whose activities are of general interest to the heavy vehicles and roads communities. Please e-mail me with your details. Please send articles for publication over the network to me by e-mail at: dc@eng.cam.ac.uk

69. GE Access Enhances Web Integration Solutions With Exclusive Offering allows businesses to simplify their IT architecture; oversee remote Tarantella bridgesthe gaps between vendors, ensuring that in the USA and other countries. http://www.tarantella.com/news/releases/2003/7063.html

News > Press Releases 2003 Releases 2002 Releases 2001 Releases For Immediate Release Contacts: Lynn Schroeder Tarantella, Inc. lynnsc@tarantella.com Tel: 831-427-7399 GE Access Enhances Web Integration Solutions with Exclusive Offering GE Access Brings Together Solaris 9 and Tarantella Enterprise 3, Version 3.3 GE Access, Sun's leading CDP (Channel Development Provider) in France, and Tarantella's business partner in Europe and North America, now offers resellers a Unix -compatible solution that meets the needs of businesses of all sizes. The solution is a winning combination for an optimised Internet infrastructure, because of its security, performance and ease of use. "The new bundle, Tarantella Enterprise 3, version 3.3 / Solaris 9, will help businesses simplify their IT and Internet infrastructure, reduce costs, and increase network security, resulting in a bigger return on investment," says Jacques Vivies, GE Access Business Manager (France). " This offer enables our partner resellers to meet requirements in growth areas such as data centralisation, remote access or thin client solutions. Ultimately this will help grow their business." Using the Internet to Facilitate Mobility and Remote Access GE Access has chosen Solaris 9 and Tarantella Enterprise 3, version 3.3 for their optimal compatibility.

70. International: Guide To International Web Resources Of Interest To Professionals Australia's architecture, design, building and construction on subject, includingbridges, buildings, materials Kingdom, Japan and other countries organized by http://www.constructionweblinks.com/Organizations/International__Organizations/i

Organizations: International Finding Tools for Full Text of International Laws International Travel Currency Converters Metric Converters ... W A Abacus Construction Index www.construction-index.com Directory of online resources for British architects, engineers and other construction professionals. Indexes and links to more than 2,000 Web sites and documents; includes case studies and newsletters. Can search index by type of resource or product. Includes a search engine for the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister involved with construction legislation and building regulations. AECportico www.aecportico.co.uk Portal for construction, engineering and architecture information in the United Kingdom and worldwide. Contains links to UK and international architectural, engineering and construction organizations, building research centers, portals and directories, journals, academic institutions and topical resources. African Development Bank Group www.afdb.org

71. Intalio | Press Releases key benefits of WSCI is that it bridges the gap said David Orchard, W3C Lead and W3CArchitecture Group member of SAP AG in Germany and several other countries. http://www.exoffice.com/news/releases/20020626WSCI.html

Login Register Home Home ... Media Kit Search Go "Business need to constantly adapt their processes, yet they are often held back by static IT systems that aren't designed to exploit future opportunities. Business process management is a new change management and systems implementation methodology that overcomes this problem." Press Release BEA, Intalio, SAP, Sun Publish Web Services Choreography Interface Take Web Services Collaboration to New Level New XML-Based Specification Helps Developers Build Web Services for Open Application-to-Application Collaboration SAN MATEO, CA - June 26, 2002 - BEA Systems, Intalio, SAP AG, and Sun Microsystems today announced the publication of the XML-based Web Service Choreography Interface (WSCI). This new specification is available for public comment at the companies' respective Web sites (see links below). WSCI provides an important foundation for realizing the promise of Web services to deliver automated, application to application collaboration. "Interoperability of Web services needs to extend beyond basic messaging, and WSCI enables Web services to interact with each other in specified ways to accomplish the needs of complex business processes," said Richard Green, vice president and general manager, Java & XML Technologies, Sun Microsystems. "This is a major step forward for the industry and will provide a key piece of technology to support Sun's Java Web Services software initiatives."

72. SAPLING | Architecture, Planning & Landscape INformation Gateway - Home a conference, seminar, workshop or any other event, we if it's of interest to thearchitecture, planning and Association with Amazon.co.uk bridges That Changed http://www.sapling.org.uk/gateway/

GATEWAYS FEATURES BOOKSHOP March 2003 William B. Honachefsky- Ecologically Based Municipal Land Use Planning T.J. Freeman, G.S. Littlejohn, R.M.C. Driscoll- Has your house got cracks? A guide to subsidence and heave of buildings on clay Giovanna Franci, Rosella Mangaroni, Esther Zago, Federico Zignani- A Journey Through American Art Deco : Architecture, Design, and Cinema in the Twenties and Thirties J Barry Cullingworth, Vincent Nadin- Town and Country Planning in the UK Simon Guy, Simon Marvin, Timothy Moss- Urban Infrastructure in Transition: Networks, Buildings, Plans Roy Chudley, Roger Greeno- Building Construction Handbook Stephen Graham, Simon Marvin- Splintering Urbanism Michael Sorkin (Editor), Sharon Zukin (Editor)- After the World Trade Center: Rethinking New York City Simon Guy (Editor), John Henneberry (Editor)- Development and Developers Simon Schama- Landscape and Memory Updated 08/03/03. Compiled from sales and click-throughs, 01/02/03 - 28/02/03. WELCOME TO SAPLING You are in: SAPLING Home Friday, April 4, 2003

73. Sun(TM) Chili!Soft Asp And Iplanet Provide Safe Haven From Code Red of the industry's most comprehensive offering to deliver web services today and includesan architecture and roadmap in the United States and other countries. http://industry.java.sun.com/javanews/stories/story2/0,1072,38661,00.html

Advanced Search Technologies Downloads Documentation ... News Archive Sun News Press Releases Technology Releases Search Industry News: Help Headline News Major Handset Manufacturer Selects SmartServ to Provide Embedded Software and Content Solution SAMSys' RFID Reader Used at Sun Microsystems' Worldwide Analyst Conference 2003 CBCA Selects BEA WebLogic Platform for Business Integration The State of Geneva Accelerates Development with Borland Solutions for Java ... Quest Software Wins Two Highly Coveted Jolt Productivity Awards (Please note: Content on this page was provided by a party external to Sun.) August 29, 2001, 09:00 AM Sun(TM) Chili!Soft Asp And Iplanet Provide Safe Haven from Code Red ScreamingMedia, PR NEWSWIRE SAN FRANCISCO = Solutions Marketplace Member Sun Microsystems , Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) today announced. Code Red exploits a vulnerability within Microsoft's Internet Information Web server (IIS). However, Sun Chili!Soft ASP allows customers to easily run ASP applications using iPlanet Web Server and other non-IIS Web servers. This is a cost-effective alternative for customers worried about long-term protection from Code Red and related viruses. "We're giving people the flexibility to choose the Web servers they want, and avoid Code Red security risks at the same time," said John Shell, senior product manager at Sun. "All you have to do is switch to iPlanet Web Server or any other non-IIS Web server, such as Apache, and you're safe."

74. Places: A Landmark Himself, Kidney Remains Devoted To City's Architecture about Pittsburgh buildings, rivers and bridges, but the or contemporary styles fromother countries and eras. brought out Kidney's The architecture of Choice http://www.phlf.org/phlfnews/mediaclips/2002/020227PGWalterKidney.html

Places: A landmark himself, Kidney remains devoted to city's architecture Wednesday, February 27, 2002 By Patricia Lowry, Post-Gazette architecture critic You have to envy Walter Kidney's commute. "You sort of miss things like trees and so on because you're above them," he said in his down-to-earth office at One Station Square, stacked with plat books dating to 1889 showing how Pittsburgh evolved from farmland to dense neighborhoods. "But it's a very nice outlook and a real surprise up there. You realize how the relationship of things to one another spatially is so different. You find that things are a few degrees off from where you think they ought to be." Kidney, who moved to his perch on Grandview last fall, has lived on Mount Washington since 1978, when he took up permanent residence here after moving in and out of the city most of his life. Late last month, when he celebrated his 70th birthday over lunch with a group of friends and colleagues at the Grand Concourse, Kidney officially became a Pittsburgh historic landmark so proclaimed the citation presented to him by PHLF's executive director, Louise Sturgess. Over more than 20 years, Kidney has written five books about Pittsburgh buildings, rivers and bridges, but the road to honorary landmark status was anything but direct.

75. Isfahan buildings, and the city's majestic bridges, contrast perfectly Abbas, tile work andarchitecture of this of the Ambassadors and envoys from other countries. http://www.iranparadise.com/Iran/Isfahan.htm

I s f a h a n T he unique blue tiles of Isfahan's Islamic buildings, and the city's majestic bridges, contrast perfectly with the hot, dry Iranian countryside around it, Isfahan is a sight you won't forget. Not only is the architecture superb and the climate pleasant, but there's a fairly relaxed atmosphere here, compared with many other Iranian towns. It's a city for walking, getting lost in the bazaar, walking in beautiful gardens and meeting people. Isfahan is about 400km (250ml) south of Tehran. Several flights make the trip daily. There are buses, usually overnight, to Tehran, Shiraz and other domestic cities. The express train between Isfahan and Tehran might be a preferable alternative to sitting all night on the seat. Ardestan Lying in the margin of the central desert of Iran, this town is 180 Km north East of Isfahan cities. Dating back to the Parthian period. It contains famous monuments, such as historical mosques and etc... Khomeyni Shahr Located 3 Km north west of Isfahan, dates back to the Sasaanian epoch. Kooh-Atashgan and Jame’ mosque are among its monuments.

76. ZONE ARCHITECTURE, Archives Des Concours Internationaux Zone architecture, archivage et diffusion de l'architecture contemporaine québécoise Ways of life and tropical architecture. fin des architecture for Humanity Transitional Housing Competition environmental practices and other innovations in technology and http://www.z-1.org/icn/archives/interx.htm

archives des concours internationaux classés par date d'inscription archives of international competitions sorted by date of registration TRANSITIONAL FUSION Dallas fin des inscriptions: 15 octobre 1999 !!!NOUVEAU!! DOWNSVIEW PARK DESIGN COMPETITION (ontario, Canada) fin des inscriptions: 20 octobre 1999 !!!NOUVEAU!!! PALM SPRINGS SIGN DESIGN fin des inscriptions: 22 octobre 1999 !!!NOUVEAU!!! A HANDLE FOR THE THIRD MILLENNIUM fin des inscriptions: 29 octobre 1999 !!!NOUVEAU!!! LAS MOBILI FURNITURE DESIGN COMPETITION fin des inscriptions: 30 octobre 1999 !!!NOUVEAU!!! MILANO 2001 , 3RD MILLENNIUM fin des inscriptions: 30 octobre 1999 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION fin des inscriptions: 30 septembre 1999 International EUROPANDOM competition launch Constructing the town in the French tropics Ways of life and tropical architecture fin des inscriptions: 15 septembre 1999 HOW 's International Design Competition fin des inscriptions: 22 septembre 1999 Architecture for Humanity: Transitional Housing Competition fin des inscriptions: 27 septembre 1999 Univ. of San Francisco

77. Architecture Resources factories, historic buildings, and other structures. areas Images of covered bridgesin the Internatioanl architecture and Design; International Archives of http://www.resinets.com/topics/architec.htm

topics main page about us contact us home ... Abzu: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet - Oriental Institute, University of Chicago. ADAM: Art, Design, Architecture and Media Information Gateway Adirondack Design Associates - Saranac Lake, New York firm specializes in the Adirondack style Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) - Independent Federal Agency that provides a forum for influencing Federal policy, programs, and activities as they affect historic and archaeological resources in communities and on public lands nationwide. Alvar Aalto Museum - Jyväskylä, Finland. American Architectural Foundation American Institute of Architects (AIA) - Site provides press releases, advice on selecting an architect, careers in architecture, K-12 classroom resources, award-winning architecture, (with images and brief descriptions of projects) and information on conferences and professional development. American Institute of Architects - Chicago American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Archeire: Irish Architecture Online Archimedia I - Architecture in Ancient Near East - University of Haifa Library. archINFORM - International architectural database includes over 6500 built and unrealized projects from various architects and planners.

78. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print more), Your price $50.00 New Hardcover check for other copies. This way to moreaisles in architecture, http://www.powells.com/subsection/ArchitectureLandscapeArchitecture.10.html

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80. ICTSD - BRIDGES Trade BioRes 3 February cabinetlevel meeting (see bridges Trade BioRes an effort to bring othercountries onboard for the Commission on the EU's institutional architecture. http://www.ictsd.org/biores/03-02-07/inbrief.htm

Volume Number Date: 7 February 2003 In Brief US DELAYS WTO CASE AGAINST EU GMO MORATORIUM The US has postponed filing a case at the WTO against the EU's de facto moratorium on the approval of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The decision was scheduled to be taken at a 3 February cabinet-level meeting (see BRIDGES Trade BioRes "U.S. Delays Challenge to Europe's Ban on Modified Food," NY TIMES, 4 February 2003; "U.S. Recruiting Allies to Challenge EU In WTO Case Against GMO Restrictions," INTERNATIONAL TRADE DAILY, 5 February 2003. ENVIRONMENT IN DANGER OF BEING NEGLECTED IN NEW EC TREATY letter to Commission President Romano Prodio expressed their concern over the "potential deterioration" of the requirement for the integration of environmental policy in the new proposals compared with the current EC Treaty. The group referred in particular to the 4 December Communication of the Commission on the EU's institutional architecture. The eight organisations include the European Environmental Bureau (EEB), Friends of the Earth Europe, Greenpeace, WWF, Friends of Nature International, the European Federation for Transport and Environment, BirdLife International and Climate Network Europe.

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