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  • 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 ...
  • Mountain Bike Crank Arm 
    Walden Roderick (DAB Doc [9], 2010)
    The product design, developed as one of the seven projects that comprised Digifacture (a project established in partnership with Advanced Manufacturing Services Pty. Ltd., AMS and the Center for Contemporary Design Research, ...
  • Moving bodies, social selves: movement-orientated personas and scenarios 
    Loke Lian; Robertson Toni; Mansfield Timothy (CHISIG, 2005)
    This paper describes the development of movement-oriented personas and scenarios/or representing multiple users of an interactive, immersive environment, designed as an artistic work/or a public space. Personas and ...
  • Moving from Production to Services: A built environment cluster framework 
    Kaklauausk Arturas; Carassus Jean; Lopes Jorge; Andersson Niclas; Manseau Andre; De Valence Gerard (Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, 2006)
    The construction industry is no longer focused on providing a single product - i.e. a building or a physical infrastructure, but a variety of services and improvement to the human environment. Major trends such as ...
  • Moving Perspectives. Building Illusions in the Architecture Drawing 
    Spurr Samantha (Wilhelm Fink Verlag, 2008)
    The bodies and spaces of today are not the same as they have been throughout history. One must now recognise a multitude of variations, both singularly and in the way they relate. Now that we are firmly immersed in a ...
  • A moving type framework 
    Bachfischer Gerhard; Robertson Toni; Zmijewska Agnieszka (WSEAS, 2006)
    The way we consume textual information is changing. One of the most visible manifestations ofthis change is the expansion from the printed page to screen environments and device displays. Moving type is an example of a ...
  • MTB Multi-tool Design 
    Walden Roderick; Lie Stefan (UniQuest Pty Ltd (UTS), 2008)
    Background A multi-tool set is an item carried for endurance and competitive mountain biking. Carried as an extra item in a backpack or on the body of the cyclist, multi-tools are cumbersome and contribute to unnecessary ...
  • Multi-dimensional Data Visualization using Concentric Coordinates 
    Zhang Jiawan; Wen Yuan; Nguyen Quang Vinh; Lu Liangfu; Huang Mao; Yang Jiadong; Sun Jizhou (Springer, 2010)
    This paper proposes a new method called Concentric Coordinate for visualizing multidimensional datasets. To reduce the overlapping and edge crossings among curves, axes are arranged as concentric circles rather than parallel ...
  • A multidisciplinary education framework for interdisciplinary education which enables people from different disciplines to work together with community based organisations on real-world projects. 
    Moulton Bruce; Thompson Darrall; O'Loughlin Pauline (Unesco International Centre for Engineering Education, 2007)
    In this article, the authors review research relating to multidisciplinary education, provide a commentary on current research, and describe a collaborative education programme developed by the Faculty of Design, Architecture ...
  • Multiple criteria sustainability modelling: Case study on School Buildings 
    Ding Kam Chun; Langston Craig (Chinese Research Institute of Construction Management, 2004)
    This paper describes development of a computer-based tool for sustainability modelling using multiple criteria, and preliminary conclusions from doctoral research being undertaken into the relationship between key ...
  • A multi-point distributed random variable accelerator for Monte Carlo simulation in finance 
    Bruti Liberati Nicola; Platen Eckhard; Martini Fillipo; Piccardi Massimo (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    The pricing and hedging of complex derivative securities via Monte Carlo simulations of stochastic differential equations constitutes an intensive computational task. To achieve “real time” execution, as often required ...
  • Multi-Storey Residential Timber Buildings in Australia: Where is the education 
    Thomas Douglas; Ding Grace; Crews Keith (The University of New South Wales, 2012)
    There is a growing interest in the construction of medium rise residential timber buildings internationally. A number of developers in Australia are seeking to complete the first structural timber residential building over ...
  • Mundane Traces 
    Gwilt Ian (Powerhouse Museum, 2007)
  • Municipal adaptation planning: A city-based framework for climate change adaptation 
    Mukheibir Pierre; Ziervogel Gina (Greenleaf Publishing, 2009)
    Scientific evidence confirms that climate change is already taking place and that most of the warming observed during the past 50 years is due to human activities OPCC 2007). Climate change projections suggest increased ...
  • Museological Landscapes, Mythological Lands: The Garden of Australian Dreams 
    Stead Naomi (Edwin Mellen Press, 2007)
  • Musica a Metronom 
    Bongers Albertus (, 2002)
    Festival of 9 concerts over 5 days with 14 artists. Video (DVD) and catalogue entry (pp. 20-21) of Metronom Gallery yearbook 2001/2002 ISBN 8460799166
  • Myth, embeddedness and Tradition: Property Rights Perceptions from the Pacific 
    Boydell Spike (CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, 2006)
  • 'Myths of Modernism: Japanese Architecture, Interior Design and the West, c1920-1940 
    Mcneil Peter (Oxford University Press, 1992)
    This paper examines the impact of western architec- ture on Japan in the 1920s and 1930s with reference to both public and domestic buildings and their interiors. The simple model of Japan submitting to overseas 'influence' ...