Browsing Architecture by Title

Browsing Architecture by Title

Sort by: Order: Results:

  • Structural and thermal performance of low-cost house buildings in Maceió, Northeastern Brazil : analysis of construction walls made of blocks using recycled aggregates 
    Barboza, Aline S.R.; Gomes, Paulo C.C.; Barbirato, João C.C.; Passos, Isabela C.S.; Barbirato, Gianna M.; IAHS World Congress on Housing (33rd : 2005 : Pretoria, South Africa) (IAHS, 2005-09)
    Paper presented at the XXXIII IAHS World Congress on Housing, 27-30 September 2005,"Transforming Housing Environments through Design", University of Pretoria.
  • Structural order in Japanese "Karesansui" gardens 
    Van Tonder, Gert J.; Lyons, M. J. (Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 2003)
    We interpret Japanese rock garden design, from a visual psychological stance, to understand how and why design effects are achieved, and how this may relate to the sense of calm typically evoked in these gardens. We found ...
  • Structure Models Exhibition 2005 
    Melonas, Marti-Mari (2006-10-16)
    Poster created for exhibition of structure models 2005 by Marti-Mari Melonas, 3rd year B.Sc. (Arch) student, University of Pretoria, 2005.
  • Structure Models Exhibition 2006 
    Moller, Hennie (2006-09-28)
    Poster created for exhibition of structure models 2006 by Hennie Moller, 3rd year B.Sc. (Arch) student, University of Pretoria, 2006.
  • Student Affairs Building (Artlantis 3D model) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (Artlantis virtual model 1) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (Artlantis virtual model 2) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (photos 1) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (photos 2) 
    Van Aswegen, Henning (Department of Architecture, University of Pretoria, 2008-09-09)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Affairs Building (SketchUp 3D model) 
    Wolfaard, C.L.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    This stately building, completed in 1915, was the first residence to be built on the Hatfield campus. Designed by the Department of Public Works, it presents elements of the Neo-Romanesque style as seen in its classically ...
  • Student Centre (Artlantis 3D model) 
    Van der Merwe, S.L.; Viljoen, Philip; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-22)
    Over the years the University had several student centres, but as student numbers increased, they all became too small. When Roper Street was finally closed in 1993, construction of a new student centre could start. The ...
  • Student Centre (Artlantis virtual model 1) 
    Van der Merwe, S.L.; Viljoen, Philip; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-22)
    Over the years the University had several student centres, but as student numbers increased, they all became too small. When Roper Street was finally closed in 1993, construction of a new student centre could start. The ...
  • Student Centre (Artlantis virtual model 2) 
    Van der Merwe, S.L.; Viljoen, Philip; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    Over the years the University had several student centres, but as student numbers increased, they all became too small. When Roper Street was finally closed in 1993, construction of a new student centre could start. The ...
  • Student Centre (photos 1) 
    Van Aswegen, Henning; Viljoen, Philip (Department of Architecture, University of Pretoria, 2008-09-09)
    Over the years the University had several student centres, but as student numbers increased, they all became too small. When Roper Street was finally closed in 1993, construction of a new student centre could start. The ...
  • Student Centre (photos 2) 
    Van der Merwe, S.L.; Viljoen, Philip; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
    Over the years the University had several student centres, but as student numbers increased, they all became too small. When Roper Street was finally closed in 1993, construction of a new student centre could start. The ...
  • Student Centre (SketchUp 3D model) 
    Van der Merwe, S.L.; Viljoen, Philip; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-22)
    Over the years the University had several student centres, but as student numbers increased, they all became too small. When Roper Street was finally closed in 1993, construction of a new student centre could start. The ...
  • Student Health Services Building (Artlantis 3D model) 
    Oosthuizen, H.M.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
  • Student Health Services Building (Artlantis virtual model 1) 
    Oosthuizen, H.M.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
  • Student Health Services Building (Artlantis virtual model 2) 
    Oosthuizen, H.M.; Läuferts, Monika (2008-09-18)
  • Student Health Services Building (photos 1) 
    Van Aswegen, Henning (Department of Architecture, University of Pretoria, 2008-09-09)