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1993
Abstract City people regarded tall buildings for living and working with wonder and pride but had mixed feelings about what the new vertical City meant and how they should relate to it. The tall buildings necessitated a perceptual reorientation and required new words and extended meanings of old words.
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Abstract City people regarded tall buildings for living and working with wonder and pride but had mixed feelings about what the new vertical City meant and how they should relate to it. The tall buildings necessitated a perceptual reorientation and required new words and extended meanings of old words.
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National Municipal Review, 1927
AbstractMr. Bard believes that present methods of valuing real estate for tax purposes are unjust as etween buildings erected under changing zoning conditions and suggests a tax differential. Mr. Bard is a New York lawyer well known for his civic activities, among which are his services as member and counsel of the National Committee for Restriction of
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AbstractMr. Bard believes that present methods of valuing real estate for tax purposes are unjust as etween buildings erected under changing zoning conditions and suggests a tax differential. Mr. Bard is a New York lawyer well known for his civic activities, among which are his services as member and counsel of the National Committee for Restriction of
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1988
Today when speaking of construction scheduling we are normally referring to the critical path method. The Critical Path is the longest path through the construction activities to complete the project. Because of the complexity of most projects the computations are performed on computers using programs especially designed for this task.
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Today when speaking of construction scheduling we are normally referring to the critical path method. The Critical Path is the longest path through the construction activities to complete the project. Because of the complexity of most projects the computations are performed on computers using programs especially designed for this task.
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Coordinating Tall Building Development
Journal of the Urban Planning and Development Division, 1980A key issue in tall building development is how far decision-makers should or could move beyond the traditional view of a building as a final product in its own right. Massive structures such as the World Trade Center in New York City significantly affect the surrounding environment in a variety of ways.
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Wind energy harnessing on tall buildings in urban environments
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021Hrvoje Kozmar
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Skyscrapers and Tall Buildings
2018The tall building—the most popular and conspicuous emblem of the modern American city—stands as an index of economic activity, civic aspirations, and urban development. Enmeshed in the history of American business practices and the maturation of corporate capitalism, the skyscraper is also a cultural icon that performs genuine symbolic functions ...
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