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  • Migrations of Identity and Home: Mapping Western Sydney 
    Karaminas Vicki (Migration Heritage Centre/Centre for Cultural research, 2002)
    Examines home and identity for your artists and designers living in Western Sydney
  • Mimics: Art, Architecture and the look of commerce 
    Kaji-O'Grady Sandra (SAHANZ, 2006)
    This paper examines contemporary architecture and art that mimics the processes or physical spaces of commerce. Examples of the first include Adam Kalkin Day trader and the fictional Ingold Airlines, both art projects ...
  • The Miner and the Activist: a parable for our carbon constrained world 
    Arvanitakis James; Boydell Spike (University of Arizona, 2010)
    This paper reviews the meaning of carbon by applying five broad questions to this controversial substance: what is land; what is property; what is ownership; what is value; and what are property rights? By exploring each ...
  • Mining key information of web pages 
    Lu Jie; Wang Changxin; Zhang Guangquan (Joint Conference On Information Sciences, 2005)
    Key information, in the form of distinctive menu items, navigation indicators provided by web site constructors, can classify the main contents of web pages and reflect certain taxonomy knowledge. Mining such information ...
  • Mirror States 
    Muller Elizabeth; Cleland Kathy (, 2008)
    Mirror States was a major exhibition of Australasian and international new media art that toured to MIC Toi Rerehiko, Auckland (16 May-- 28 June 2008) and Campbelltown Art Centre (18 July -24 August 2008)_ It was jointly ...
  • Mobile Fictions, Interactivity & the Social Reconfiguration of Public Space 
    Chandler, A. (Creativity & Cognition Studio Press, 2004)
    This article examines two recent mobile fictions, “I Like Frank in Adelaide” (1) and “Go this Way”(2). Both creative events were performed through interaction with mobile communication technologies. I argue that to ...
  • Mobile technology adoption for mobile information systems: an activity theory perspective 
    Er Michael; Kay Robert (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    The development of mobile technology has allowed the potential of information systems to extend information access and collaboration beyond the normal boundaries of the traditional centres of coordination such as the ...
  • Modelling Co-Evolution in Design Practice 
    Smulders Frido; Reyman Isabelle; Dorst Kees (The 17th International Conference on Engineering Design, 2009)
    Co-evolution is considered as a key characteristic of designing. Several authors have described design thinking processes as the co-evolution of design problem and design solution. 1Is theoretical grounding is, however, ...
  • Modelling costs for water and sanitation infrastructure: Comparing sanitation options for Can Tho, Vietnam 
    Retamal Monique; Willetts Juliet; Mitchell Cynthia; Carrard Naomi (Water, Engineering and Development Centre (WEDC): Loughborough University, 2011)
    Cost effectiveness analysis is a useful tool for comparing water and sanitation infrastructure options. This method was used to compare a range of sanitation options for the rapidly developing area of South Can Tho in ...
  • Modelling customer perceived service quality in housing construction 
    Forsythe Perry (Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, 2008)
    This paper aims to develop a theoretical model concerning the way service quality impacts on the perceptions of customers in housing construction. The model is based on marketing theory merged with construction concepts. ...
  • Modelling the commercial property market: an emperical study of the Singapore office market 
    Ng Boon Foo; Higgins David (Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, 2007)
    This paper disentangles the complexities of the commercial real estate market and provides a clear structure to understand the key determinants driving property market performance. There is a preference for using GDP, ...
  • A Model of Healthcare Interactions based on Human Movement 
    Deray Kristine; Simoff Simeon (Health Informatics Society of Australia Ltd (HISA), 2006)
    Patient progress in healthcare environment is a dynamic process, which happens through various interactions: with health care professionals, through diagnostics, with treatment components, to name the few. Researchers have ...
  • Modernism, postmodernism, management and organization theory 
    Clegg Stewart; Kornberger Martin (Elsevier Science, 2003)
    Modernism and postmodernism may be thought of as either moments or movements. We argue for thinking of them as moments, essentially related to each other, rather than movements that literally have historical specificity. From ...
  • Modern to hyper/ultra-modern: the twentieth century 
    Riello Giorgio; Mcneil Peter (Routledge, 2010)
    When we write about the recent decades -- and indeed much of the twentieth century - scholars do not 'reconstruct a past that they can never know' as observed by Fritz Stern in his Varieties of History (1970), Depending ...
  • Modular luxury housing, Brunei 
    Day Michael (Teck Guan Development Corporation, 2007)
    design of 7 luxury houses in Brunei, based on an innovative modular planning system
  • Modulations of Voxel Surfaces Through Emotional Expressions to Generate A Feedback Loop Between Private Mood and Public Image 
    Haeusler Matthias (CAADRIA, 2009)
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  • Moire House 
    Burns David (Australian Institute of Architects, 2008)
    The Moire House is a hypothetical design of a single-family house in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA. The design began in 2006 to test key aspects of my research, specifically my work in perception and optics. In 2008, I was ...
  • Moire Studies 
    Burns David (Australian Architecture Association, 2009)
    This project was a synthetic analysis of a previous research endeavour, the Moire House. In the Moire House, I created a hypothetical design for a house that included design elements that tested a visual method of indeterminacy ...
  • Morphogenetic Lattice 
    Pigram David; Snooks Roland (Architectural Biennial Beijing, 2008)
  • Morphotex Dress 
    Sgro Donna (Science Museum, London, 2010)
    The Morphotex Dress is one of 3 garments I have created using Morphotex fabric. Morphotex is a world first in structurally coloured fiber technology, developed by Teijin Fiber Japan, a company I worked with during my ...