Browsing Leicester School of Architecture by Publication Date
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Michael Craig-Martin
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Occupying the museum: Denkmal 53 at Tate Modern
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Judd’s badge
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Donald Judd: the cathexis of space
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A voyage of discovery to the letter
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The Leicester Arch and the Temple of Janus
(Article)Sir Edwin Lutyens was one of the foremost English architects of his day and was invited in 1919 to design a war memorial for the city of Leicester. For Lutyens the architectural challenge was to express in stone the profound ... -
Simulation and experimental investigation into diffusion absorption cooling machines for air-conditioning applications
(Article)The paper presents the development, experimental analysis and simulation of a solar heat driven ammonia/water (NH3/H2O) diffusion–absorption cooling machine (DACM). The designed cooling capacity of the machine is 2.5 kW ... -
Unlocking Lutyens: A Gateway to the Hidden Legacy of John Pell and Sir Christopher Wren
(Article)The design of the ‘Arch of Remembrance’ in Leicester by Sir Edwin Lutyens, offers the opportunity of a unique insight into the design methods of the architect in the latter half of his career. These were characterised by ... -
Urban life
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Green construction in India: Gaining a deeper understanding
(Article)Environmental concerns have moved from being a fringe issue in any project to main agenda items at senior executive meetings (Walton et al. 1998). Massive construction activity is taking place globally to accommodate the ... -
Local Constraints on Sustainable Tourism Development in Africa; the Nigerian Example
(Conference)The growth of tourism in Africa, the second largest continent in the world in recent years has been rapid, especially in areas where there is social stability. Though still very much lacking in tourism supporting ... -
Promoting sustainable tourism through landscape architecture in developing countries: Case study of Nigeria
(Conference)The benefits associated with recreation and tourism is widely acknowledged, which is especially the case when the effects on stress and the enhancing impact on well-being and productivity are considered. This is why society ...