41. Nerve Endings Firing Away: Art And Architecture Like typical desis (and other freeloaders from other countries) we waited forthe ‘pay An innovative design in landscape architecture and urban design, http://patrix.typepad.com/nerves/art_and_architecture/

Nerve Endings Firing Away Omnium-Gatherum: Eschew obfuscation About Flickred www. flick r .com More of patrix99's photos Categories Art and Architecture Books Business and Media Current Affairs ... Weekly Clutter My Other Blogs DesiPundit Learning Redefined Blog Administration Domain Patrix Indian Topical Blogs Indian Personal Blogs Site Stats var site="sm6nerveendings" Technorati Profile This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License Courtesy Links The Dilby News Monitor - FOXKNEWS Thursday, September 15, 2005 To Revive or Not? The question that seems to be on everyone's mind - should we rebuild New Orleans or not? Interestingly, there has been quite some debate going on as the city resurfaces from the sickening flood. The city may be uninhabitable for at least six months and the people that have left may not return. It is thus important to ask, what parts of New Orleans should we preserve. It is a city along with San Francisco that is home to " the greatest collection of 18th-, 19th- and early-20th-century residential architecture in the United States You're talking about miles and miles of historic properties .", says Reed Kroloff, Dean of School of Architecture, Tulane University.

42. VirtualTourist.com - Helsingør Tips - Pictures, Tips And Reviews Kronborg castle is a beautiful example of architecture in Dutch renaissance style . Save up to 70% on 15000 discounted Hotels in 112 countries worldwide. http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Europe/Denmark/Frederiksborg_Amt/Helsingoer

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43. Smithsonian Journey - England's Castles And Countryside - Collette architecture, and gardens of some of England s most famous castles and palaces, Sorry, we are unable to offer air from countries other than the US http://www.tourvacationstogo.com/tour.cfm?npid=1856&nhr=1

44. City - Www.krakow.pl A castle and a borough which existed at that time on Wawel Hill were fortified scientists and artists came here from Italy, Germany and other countries. http://www.krakow.pl/en/miasto/?id=dzieje.html

45. The Scotland Bookshop: Help - Topics A-C ancestors (tracing), genealogy links with other countries, tracing ancestors castles, architecture buildings, castles fortifications http://www.scotland-bookshop.co.uk/help/topics_A-C.htm

The Scotland Bookshop The Scotland Bookshop Scotland books Scotland Bookstore www.scotland-bookshop.co.uk Help topics: A - C Help Home Scotland Booksearch Topics ... and Power Search Name of "topic" or "sub topic" This information shows where the books are located. Notes Subject Topic A abbeys (buildings) religious buildings accommodation visitor information accommodation agriculture ancestors (tracing) tracing ancestors angling angling animals (wild) fauna archaeology (general) archaeology architects architects architecture (general) architectural guides general architectural guides armed forces military art visual arts see also: "galleries" athletics athletics B bagpipes piping beer misc. bibliographies birds fauna building materials buildings see also "guidebooks" C caf canals transport canoeing castles cathedrals (buildings) religious buildings childhood (growing up) social history childhood children`s books misc.

46. Arhitekturni Muzej Ljubljana The department of old Slovene architecture focuses on the research and study ofhistory, with other countries and international exhibitions in Slovenia. http://www.arhmuz.com/eng/departments/

The department of old Slovene architecture The department of modern Slovene architecture The department of industrial design The department of visual communications and visual design for electronic media ... The department of photography THE DEPARTMENT OF OLD SLOVENE ARCHITECTURE The department of old Slovene architecture focuses on the research and study of history, formal characteristics and development of individual architectural monuments in Ljubljana and elsewhere in Slovenia. In its work it relies on art-historical quality criteria and historical methodology. The department has compiled catalogues of each individual building with data about its past, scientific conclusions, known sources and literature. The databases include pictorial material. One of the department's tasks is the detailed study of Fu¾ine Castle and the collection of archive data and testimonies about the building. The department has been preparing displays of old Slovene architecture for the permanent exhibition at Fu¾ine Castle. Displays prepared so far are Romanesque Architecture, Gothic Architecture in Slovenia, and Architecture of the Renaissance in Slovenia

47. The Habsburg Empire century it had been divided between a dozen other countries and successor states . Day 3 Prague—further exploration of the castle District—Strahov http://www.martinrandall.com/tours/mr951.php

MARTIN RANDALL TRAVEL THE HABSBURG EMPIRE AUSTRIA, HUNGARY, SLOVAKIA AND THE CZECH REPUBLIC Lecturer: Clare Ford-Wille PRACTICALITIES Hotels: How strenuous? Small group: the tour will operate with between 14 and 22 participants. DESCRIPTION I ebbed and flowed, but until 1919 the Habsburg Empire had been the largest territorial entity in Europe, Russia excepted. Comprising much of central and eastern Europe, it was a multi-lingual, multi-cultural agglomeration of territories and peoples so diffuse and various that by the end of the twentieth century it had been divided between a dozen other countries and successor states. Heterogeneous yet strangely homogenous: despite difference, and the almost arbitrary process by which the constituent parts gradually succumbed to Habsburg rule over a period of 645 years, the common features are striking. The incessant interplay between variety and unity constitutes an underlying theme of the tour. The tour presents the architectural and artistic treasures of the region in the context of its history, highlighting key episodes and themes. The Habsburg rulers themselves will of course come in for scrutiny, as will their principal supports, the aristocracy, the army and the Catholic Church. But probing beyond traditional political and dynastic history, pictures emerge of life in the great country houses above and below stairs, of the lives of artists and musicians, of the Jewish communities, of the competing nationalities. While the tour is based in five cities, four of which are modern-day capitals, equal attention is given to the provinces and countryside. The area abounds with picturesque small towns, magnificent country houses, charming villages, once-powerful abbeys and bountiful scenery.

48. ALPIP: Student Mobility Surinam, Uruguay, Venezuela and other countries of Caribbean Sea. The Schoolwas located in Valentino castle, a seventeenthcentury stately palace http://www2.polito.it/didattica/alpip/en/mobilita/

Espanol Portugues Italiano Student Mobility GENERAL INFORMATION The official language version of the web site and application forms is the English one. This section contains useful general information for ALPIP candidates: General aspects of ALPIP academic offer Italian university system European Credit Transfer System - ECTS Politecnico di Torino brief presentation ... Torino city brief presentation General aspects of ALPIP academic offer The ALPIP project is open to students who are citizens of Latin American countries and/or come from Latin American universities (the academic requirements are listed in the specific sections). Latin American countries are: Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Jamaica, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Surinam, Uruguay, Venezuela and other countries of Caribbean Sea. For its fourth edition, the ALPIP project awards Latin American students scholarships for higher education at the Politecnico di Torino at the following levels: Laurea Specialistica (Master equivalent degree - UK): ALPIP offers students of Engineering and Architecture the possibility of attaining their degree (Laurea specialistica) in Engineering or in Architecture at the Politecnico di Torino.

49. Japanese Architecture (Buddhist Architecture, Shinto Architecture,  Design Conc Now Japan is blending traditional Japanese architecture with modern technology were sought after by other countries, which carried through to the 90 s. http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/japan/architecture.htm

Updated Countries / Regions Home Cambodia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Mongolia Myanmer N.Korea Philippines Singapore S.Korea Taiwan Thailand Vietnam Bangkok Beijing Hong Kong Seoul Shanghai Tibet Tokyo References Asian Calendar Country Maps Country Profiles History Timeline ... World Statistics Viewer's Corner Publish your story on AsianInfo.org - Personal experiences, opinions, articles, or any information related to Asia. More Info... Summary of Japanese Architecture Japanese Architecture Japanese Garden Imperial Palace Overview BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE SHINTO ARCHITECTURE DESIGN CONCEPT MODERN ARCHITECTURE Overview Chinese architecture has historically influenced that of Japan. In spite of this, there are still major differences between the two. One variation with Japanese architecture typically placed people on the floor to sit, whereas that of China had them sitting in chairs. This custom began to change though in the Meiji period (1868-1912). Another influence, besides lifestyle, is the climate. Japanese have to plan according to the climate and season changes. Since most of Japan has long, hot summers, the houses reflect that by being somewhat raised so that air can move all around. Wood is a popular choice for material because it adjusts well to earthquakes and works well with season changes (cool in summer, warm in winter).

50. On-line Media Kit The purpose of the Pritzker architecture Prize is to honor annually a livingarchitect this year) twentytwo architects from fourteen other countries. http://www.pritzkerprize.com/2004/mediakit.htm

ALL MATERIALS ARE FOR PUBLICATION ON OR AFTER MONDAY, MARCH 22, 2004 ON-LINE MEDIA KIT ANNOUNCING THE 2004 PRITZKER ARCHITECTURE PRIZE LAUREATE Photo Booklet This on-line media kit contains all the information you need for publication of the story announcing Zaha Hadid as the first woman recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the 2004 Laureate. You may print out this information from the screens as you see it, or you may choose to download a pdf of the same information which can then be printed. You will find a project list for which there are individual PDF files that have detailed descriptions and photos provided directly from the office of Zaha Hadid Architects. There are several photos in each project that have been made available for high resolution printing. They are so marked, and have links to the high resolution files so that you may download directly from this web site. All of the images shown in the PDF’s are not necessarily available for high resolution printing, but if there is something in particular that you need that does not have a link, you are invited to contact us, and we will try to obtain it. Additional images are available by contacting esto@esto.com.

51. Polish Culture: "Castle Of Imagination" International Performance Art Festival This will be the 12th edition of the castle OF IMAGINATION INTERNATIONAL by artists from other countries who are simultaneously great individualities. http://www.culture.pl/en/culture/artykuly/wy_fe_sztuki_performance_zamek_wyobraz

cycle(-1) archive 12TH "CASTLE OF IMAGINATION" International Performance Art Festival Ustka, Slupsk, Krakow, Bielsko Biala, August 26 - September 2, 2004 language versions: polish english This will be the 12th edition of the "CASTLE OF IMAGINATION" INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE ART FESTIVAL . In line with tradition, it will begin in northern Poland, in the city of Slupsk and the nearby coastal town of Ustka, and given its nature as a traveling festival, it will then wander south, reappearing in Krakow and Bielsko Biala. "CASTLE OF IMAGINATION" is a unique, cyclical, international festival of performance art organized in towns located in the region of Pomerania and throughout Poland. It is one of only a handful of performance art festivals in Europe and the world. During its eleven-year history, the festival has played host to three hundred and two artists from thirty-one countries, including Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Japan, Holland, Slovakia, Estonia, Poland, France, Sweden, Israel, Ukraine, South Korea, Lithuania, Portugal, Hungary, Hong Kong, Finland, Denmark, Spain, Singapore, the Czech Republic, Belgium, Northern Ireland, Belarus, Mexico, Austria, Canada and the United States. Twenty-eight artists from nine countries have announced their participation in this year's edition. Performers will hail from Israel (Adva Drori, Tamar Raban), the USA (Jeffrey Byrd, Jeff Huckleberry, Juniper Perlis, Jose Torres Tama), Germany (BBB Johannes Deimling, Christopher Hewitt), Great Britain (Di Clay, Anthony Padgett, Ilana Michell, Clare Charnley), Italy (Roberto Rossini, Massimo Tiscali, Danilo Casti, Alessandro Carboni), Spain (Joan Casellas, Angel Pastor), Poland (Artur Grabowski, Maciej Adamczyk, Antoni Karwowski, Andrzej Pawelczyk, Karolina Stepniowska, Magda Sowierszenko, Ewa Rybska, Wladyslaw Kazmierczak), Chile (Aleksandro Del Re) and Kazakhstan (Kanat Ibrahimov).

52. Elsevier.com - 3D Game Engine Architecture 3D Game Engine architecture Engineering RealTime Applications with Wild MagicTo order this title, GBP prices apply to the UK and all other countries. http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/cws_home/704123

Home Site map Regional Sites Advanced Product Search ... 3D Game Engine Architecture Book information Product description Audience Author information and services Ordering information Bibliographic and ordering information Conditions of sale Book related information Submit your book proposal Other books in same subject area About Elsevier Select your view 3D GAME ENGINE ARCHITECTURE Engineering Real-Time Applications with Wild Magic To order this title, and for more information, go to http://books.elsevier.com/bookscat/links/details.asp?isbn=012229064X First Edition By David Eberly , Geometric Tools, Inc., Chapel Hill, North Carolina, U.S.A. Description Dave Eberly's 3D Game Engine Design was the first professional guide to the essential concepts and algorithms of real-time 3D engines and quickly became a classic of game development. Dave's new book 3D Game Engine Architecture continues the tradition with a comprehensive look at the software engineering and programming of 3D engines. This book is a complete guide to the engineering process, starting with a walk-through of the graphics pipeline showing how to construct the core elements of 3D systems, including data structures, the math system, and the object system. Dave explains how to manage data with scene graphs, how to build rendering and camera systems, and how to handle level of detail, terrain, and animation. Advanced rendering effects such as vertex and pixel shaders are also covered as well as collision detection and physics systems. The book concludes with a discussion of application design, development tools, and coding standards for the source code of the new version of the Wild Magic engine included on the CD-ROM. Wild Magic is a commercial-quality game engine used by many companies and is a unique resource for the game development community.

53. Castle Hotels In Eastern Europe The countries of Eastern Europe are awash in castles and often serve a variety of Most of all, they will provide a unique experience that other types of http://goeasteurope.about.com/cs/cities/a/castle_hotels.htm

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54. Dracula's Castle In Romania The other Dracula castle is Bran castle, located in Poiana Brasov, near the city Nevertheless, its high Gothic towers and multilevel architecture draw http://goeasteurope.about.com/cs/romania/a/dracula_castle.htm

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55. Century Of Finnish Architecture — Virtual Finland The relation of Finnish architecture to the classical tradition is of the It embraced motifs from various parts of North America and other countries, http://virtual.finland.fi/netcomm/news/showarticle.asp?intNWSAID=27047

56. The RS/6000 Enterprise Server Model S80 Technology And Architecture This document describes the system architecture of the RS/6000 Enterprise the United States and/or other countries AIX PVMe, AS/400e, DB2 OLAP Server, http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/pseries/hardware/whitepapers/s80techarch.ht

Country/region select Home Products My account ... Press Related links IBM Grid computing Business partners Servers UNIX servers Abstract This document describes the system architecture of the RS/6000 Enterprise Server Model S80. Special attention in this edition is given to the newly developed copper technology RS64 III processor. The major components; processors, memory, I/O subsystem, and the interconnecting buses are all described. Most of the components used are new designs and contribute to the continued outstanding balanced performance, reliability, and scalability of the "S" family of RS/6000 systems. Introduction The IBM RS/6000 S family consists of the new S80 and the earlier S70 and S70 Advanced Systems. The S family is IBM's RS/6000 symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) server family for high-end commercial performance. In addition, it is ideally poised for the future in that it supports both 32-bit and 64-bit applications running concurrently. It uses the new copper technology enhanced PowerPC RS64 III processor and is offered in 6-, 12-, 18-, and 24-way configurations. The S80 also includes a greatly enhanced set of central electronic complex (CEC) support logic. More specifically, the memory controller complex was dramatically updated. The S family was the first RS/6000 system to exploit the true 64-bit large memory addressing capabilities of AIX 4.3. The S family also has a rich set of reliability features. Rack Packaging The S family models consist of two physical enclosures. The first is the central electronics complex that contains processor cards, the memory controller complex backplane, memory cards, power supplies, and cooling units. The CEC cards are packaged in "books" for added reliability. Book packaging is described as cards that are sandwiched between two sheets of metal for protection, proper insertion and retention, and optimum air flow.

57. The Virtual Architecture Because architecture stimulates every sense in the body, it represents one of Examples of buildings that have been moved in other countries include the http://www.um.u-tokyo.ac.jp/publish_db/1997VA/english/01.html

Architecture Without a Place Hiroyuki Suzuki I Encounters with virtual reality are no longer an unusual occurrence. We have become used to fly-through systems that allow architects to explore the details of a structure by moving rapidly though a series of images on a computer screen, and with systems where users put on gloves and goggles to manipulate virtual objects that seem to be actually there. II One of the dreams of those who wield power has been to rule the entire world. In the Middle Ages, kings sought to maintain and expand their kingdoms. Lords sought to expand their domains. Stewards sought to administer their provinces in peace. In feudal society, these were the basic requirement for admission into the structure of power. In one form or another, members of all of these classes held land. Even if were not the whole world, it was gratifying to do as one pleased with oneÕs own corner of the world. The reason is that land is the reality of the world. Land that was possessed in this way had some kind of form. It was a real object. When people came into possession of a piece of land without any meaning, land that was simply an object, they felt the need to infuse it with meaning. Objects could not continue to be simply objects without any meaning. A classic example of endowing land with meaning is furnished by the garden. The emperor Hadrian, one of the five wise emperors of ancient Rome, built an enormous villa on the outskirts of the capital at Tibur (modern Tivoli). The garden contained depictions of memorable places he had visited throughout his life. An example from Tokyo is the Rikugien garden in Komagome. This garden was built by Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu, a favorite minister of the fifth Shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi. It was designed as a series of allusions to 88 famous sites mentioned in classical poetry.

58. Azerbaijan The other castle is higher than the first one. For its architecture, as wellas for improvement and transport, Baku was approaching the biggest cities http://www.media-az.com/azerbaijan/indexe.html

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59. Journeys To Glory... Prague ‘I see a great castle whose glory will reach to heaven; it is located in a setting the citizens of one country against those of all other countries. http://www.sol.com.au/kor/19_02.htm

Journeys to Glory... Prague by Helen Splarn - Vaclav Havel, President of the Czech Republic Situated on the river Vltava, Prague is one of the most spectacular cities in Europe. Geographically it also lies at the centre of Europe and has served as the crossroads for many ancient trade routes. This unique position has influenced the formation of Europe as the east and west divided. This is as true in the arts as it is in politics and religion. In response, Prague created a mysterious and beautiful city that has inspired the imagination and fuelled the human soul. The struggle between eastern Europe and the west is still seen today, as the gap between progress and tradition draws closer. 60 million visitors come to Prague every year to try and capture on film that which has been lost in the west. Yet what they seek cannot be seen, it is in the very fibre of the buildings, in their richness and harmony. It is an internal recognition of something higher, something greater than ourselves. Throughout history these great architects, sculptors and artists have created a reflection of their own inner beauty, making Prague a city of enlightened creativity. In order to understand the Prague of today we have to travel back to a time when legend and folklore were intertwined with everyday events. From the beginning Prague has always been seen as a woman and a mother, Her origins are veiled in mystery stretching far back into history, to a mystical time when the gifted and magical Princess Libuse had a vision.

60. The Castles Of Europe Each country in Europe developed its own architectural designs copying from thatof the castles in other countries. The race to build castles as the best http://www.medieval-castles.net/castles.htm

The Castles of Europe Castles in Europe evolved from the first wooden forts made to lodge a garrison to spectacular stone structures able to support a small army for extended times. Each country in Europe developed its own architectural designs copying from that of the castles in other countries. The race to build castles as the best military defenses, turned into a competition for the most magnificent architectural designs in the world. Battle and beauty were now married together.

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