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The eight tasks in an artefact lifecycle
A bridge, building, or piece of software may exist for many years. Or, as often happens in the case of new software, be scrapped before it is put into use. My mate Wayne, a professional software developer for over 12 … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, Design, function, life cycle, structural monitoring, structure
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Design using function, behaviour, structure
Last month, at the Architectural Association, Bill Hillier described how English Heritage often want to reinstate the paths and roads of the historic sites they are trying to preserve. Hillier argued that these sites need new pathways as the way … Continue reading
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Tagged behaviour, bill hillier, campbell, Design, english heritage, function, jung, space syntax, structural monitoring, structure
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Designing with the future in mind: The Transporter Bridge, Middlesbrough
Car use in the UK has risen an astonishing 70% in the last two decades and will apparently continue to rise, causing no end of headaches for structural engineers. When they design bridges, engineers need to anticipate factors such as … Continue reading
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Tagged constraints, Design, future, middlesbrough, structural monitoring, structure, transporter bridge
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