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Himel
Wed Dec 06 2006, 11:34am
Registered Member #294 Joined: Mon Oct 16 2006, 05:10pm
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 1. Is that parking ok for 5 cars?
2. tell me about clothes.
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NEO
Sat Dec 09 2006, 06:00pm
Admin Registered Member #4 Joined: Thu Aug 04 2005, 04:54am
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 The idea is good.. but is it feasible? Mmm I don’t know …

However, it is a general practice in all architecture schools that students will learn about indoor and outdoor pedestrian and vehicular circulation, parking etc. in second year.
So, as you are now going to finish your second year, there should be no mercy for parking requirements. According to the new Metropolitan Building Construction Act 2006 (available for download in archsociety publications in download section) you have to count 1 parking for each 100sqm (1076.39 sft) built floor area for school buildings (see page number 54 in archsociety pdf book or page 1494 in original book).

Now measure your approximate or required floor area for your school and count the required number of parking according to it.

I don’t know much about cloths for architectural use. Heard a name called ‘synthetic Teflon’ cloth which is being used for tension cable tent structures. Knock RUBEL_RAF about this cloth matter, once he tried this material in one of his projects, he might have some data about it. Or try google search writing something like ‘teflon fabric structure’.
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Himel
Sun Dec 10 2006, 04:23pm
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 my parking is totally wrong. one of my senior student told me. I am going to study parking first and then going to design with interlocking forms. He likes the design idea.
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