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  • Trends in Procurement and Implications for Innovation and Competitiveness of Australian Building Congress 
    De Valence Gerard (N/A, 2001)
    This paper investigates the relationship between the procurement methods used on building and construction projects, the opportunities for innovation and innovative solutions to client requirements, and the competitiveness ...
  • Trends in the Australian Quantity Surveying Profession 1995 - 2003 
    Smith Peter (International Cost Engineering Council, 2004)
    This paper examines trends in the Australian Quantity Surveying profession since 1995. The paper is based on research conducted by a team from the University of Technology Sydney involving a series of five national surveys ...
  • Trends in the Australian Quantity Surveying Profession: 1995 - 2008 
    Smith Peter (University Publication Centre (UPENA), 2009)
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  • Trends in the utilisation of automated quantities by the Australian quantity surveying profession: 1995 - 2005 
    Smith Peter (ZMP Slovensko, 2006)
    This paper examines trends in the utilisation of Automated Quantities by the Australian Quantity Surveying profession since 1995. The paper is based on research by a team from the University of Technology Sydney involving ...
  • Triptych 01 
    Burns David (Art Guide Australia, 2009)
    Triptych 01, a site-specific object, was exhibited at the DAB LAB Research Gallery I I March - 27 March 2009, Due to the nature of the installation space, Triptych 01 is directly concerned with vision and perception, I ...
  • Trivet Fields: The Materiality of Interaction in Architectural Space 
    Jakovich Joanne; Reinhardt Dagmar (The MIT Press, 2009)
  • TRIVIAL TECHNOLOGIES OF EFFECT IN THE HOME 
    Lewi, Hannah.; Smith, Wally. (2007-10-05)
    Most accounts of how new technology has transformed the domestic realm focus on the provision of comfort, sanitation and labour-saving devices. In parallel, but typically not visible in these histories, there has been a ...
  • Trompe L'oeil: an Investigation of Traditional and Digital Textile Applications in the Creation of Illusion 
    Clifton-Cunningham Alana (Faculty of the Built Environment, Art & Design, Curtin University of Technology, 2004)
    Abstract This paper will investigate the utilisation and application of various 'traditional' textile processes and surface embellishments such as; hand printing, applique, knitting and beadwork through to contemporary ...
  • Twentieth-Century fashion 
    Mcneil Peter (Berg Publishers, 2009)
    Many explanations are presented for the social role of fashion in modern life. The structure and form of Western European clothes are not simply a matter of adornment, or social interaction, nor are they vessels for ...
  • Twice 
    Robinson Todd (MOP Projects, 2008)
    Craft practice has in recent years been largely absent from contemporary dialogues within art and design. By highlighting the virtuosity of hand skills the work draws attention to the importance of understanding the role ...
  • Two-Planes 
    Burns David (Australian Galleries, 2010)
    'Two-Planes' was a site-specific construction that was part of the exhibition 'Co-Isolated', a group show curated by Tarsha Finney, 16-20 April 2010, that also featured new work from Richard Goodwin and Michael Snape. ...
  • Types of Fashion Design and Patternmaking Practice 
    Rissanen Timo (Nordes Nordic Design Research, 2007)
  • Typologies and Basic Descriptors of New Zealand and Residential Urban Forms 
    Ghosh Sumita; Vale Robert (Routledge, 2009)
    This paper presents an urban taxonomy or classification system for New Zealand settlement forms across five urban scales: metropolitan/regional, sub-metropolitan/city; community/neighbourhood; local/residential block and ...
  • Typologies of Design Practice 
    Dorst Kees; Van Overveld Kees (Elsevier, 2009)
    Design is a. human activity in which we create plans for the creation of artifacts that aim to have value for a prospective user of the artifact, to assist the user in his/her effort to attain certain goals. These goals ...
  • Uber Men: Fashionable Heroics and Masculine Style 
    Karaminas Vicki (RMIT University, 2007)
    Much has been written about comic book superheroes and their cinematic adaptations. They are cultural icons recognised in every corner of the world and have featured in the childhoods of most Americans and Australians ...
  • Ubermen: Masculinity, Costume, and Meaning in Comic Book Superheroes 
    Karaminas Vicki (Berg, 2009)
    Much has been written about comic book superheroes and their cinematic adaptations. They are cultural icons recognized in every corner of the world and have featured in the childhoods of most Americans and Australians since ...
  • Uncertain legacy: Sydney's Olympic stadiums 
    Searle Glen (Curtin University of Technology, 2006)
    The two main stadiums for the Syd~ Olympic Games were developed by the private sector with State assistance to reduce government costs and risks. In the post-Olympic period, both stadiums have experienced major revenue ...
  • Uncertain legacy: Sydney's Olympic stadiums 
    Searle Glen (Carfax Publishing, 2002)
    The two main stadiums for the Sydney Olympic Games were developed by the private sector with State assistance to reduce government costs and risks. In the post-Olympic period, both stadiums have experienced major revenue ...
  • Uncovering 
    Titmarsh Mark (SNO Contemporary Art Projects, 2007)
    Two person exhibition. My work featured a painting on aluminium and an installation consisting of a round sheet of glass on the floor on which rested, mirror balls and plastic water bottles
  • Uncovering the Trends in Project Management; Journal Emphases over the last 10 Years 
    Pollack Julien; Crawford Lynn; England David (Elsevier Sci Ltd, 2003)
    The field of project management continues to develop in response to changing emphases in the management community and the demands of new project management application areas. This paper uncovers the trends of emphasis ...