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  • Risk Assessment in Construction: The impact of experience and corporate learning in decision-making of contractors 
    Bajaj Deepak (Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors, 2002)
    Proper management of risk by contractors is essential from the viewpoint of the long-term ability to survive in a highly competitive bidding environment. An understanding of the various elements of the risk assessment ...
  • robot garden 
    Wallen Lawrence; Iglhaut Stefan; Fujisaki Kenkichi; Shimizu Yasuaki (, 2005)
    Project producer : Stefan Iglhaut, Berlin Content Robots and Exhibition Design: Lawrence Wallen, Berlin Content research: Dr. Bettina Drescher, Berlin Technical realisation: Fraunhofer Institute, Dortmund Patron: Goethe ...
  • Robotically Fabricated Thin-shell Vaulting: A methodology for the integration of fof multi-axis fabrication processes with algorithmic form-finding techniques 
    Kaczynski Maciej; Mcgee Wes; Pigram David (ACADIA, 2011)
    This paper proposes and describes a new methodology for the design, fabrication, and construction of unreinforced thin-shell stone vaulting through the use of algorithmic form-finding techniques and multi-axis robotic water ...
  • Robust Dimensionality Reduction for Human Action Recognition 
    Concha Oscar; Xu Yi Da; Piccardi Massimo (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    Human action recognition can be approached by combining an action-discriminative feature set with a classifier. However, the dimensionality of typical feature sets joint with that of the time dimension often leads to a ...
  • THE ROCKET-BAROQUE PHASE OF THE ICECREAM VERNACULAR: ON REYNER BANHAM’S CRITICISM OF ARCHITECTURE AND OTHER THINGS 
    Stead, Naomi. (2007-10-05)
    Throughout his trans-Atlantic career as a critic and commentator, Reyner Banham turned his attention to a vast range of objects, places and activities. This is especially true of his writing in the 1970's and 80's, after ...
  • A role with no Edges: The work practices of Information Architects 
    Robertson Toni; Hewlett Cindy; Harvey Samantha; Edwards Jennifer (Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Inc, 2003)
    This paper reports the analysis of a range of workplace interviews with people who define themselves as information architects. This is a recent job title that is commonly used to describe people who are involved in the ...
  • Safety Catch 
    Pandolfo Berto (UTS, 2006)
  • Sansuigo .02 
    Bowman Christopher (Centre for Media Arts Innovation, UTS, 2010)
    Memory Flows, a project of the Centre for Media Arts and Innovation, UTS, culminated in an exhibition entitled 'Memory Flows: rivers, creeks and the great artesian basin' which examined the concepts of 'water, flows and ...
  • save_as 
    Gwilt Ian (DAB DOCS, 2009)
    Curatorial Rationale: New Media artwork has moved beyond the recorded mediums of photography and film to encompass interactive, augmented, and generative works due to the appropriation of and reliance on digitization by ...
  • Scalability: Parametric studies from exoskeletons to the city 
    Coorey Benjamin (The Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia, 2010)
    This research will explore and provide an initial study into the diversity of contemporary computational design methodologies emerging in the field of architecture. It will rely on modern philosophical and mathematical ...
  • Scheduling Problems-An Overview 
    Akpolat Hasan; Muluk Asmuliardi; Xu Jichao (Springer-verlag, 2003)
    There seems to be a significant gap between the theoretical and the practical aspects of scheduling problems in the job shop environment. Theoretically, scheduling systems are designed on the basis of an optimum approach ...
  • Scientific Theories 
    Runeson Karl; Skitmore Martin (Wiley-Blackwell, 2008)
    The aim ofthis chapter is to look briefly at theories in general, before concentrating on scientific theories - how they are used, structured, tested and verified. The research that usesthe kind of scientific theories we ...
  • The Scopic Regime of the Digital:The New Instrumentality of Perspective 
    Perin Gavin (SAHANZ, 2007)
    Panofsky promotes linear perspective as a modern scopic regime because of its capacity to ‘maintain’ the visual dimensional integrity of the form it represents. Validation of this method lies implicitly around an argument ...
  • SEAM 2009 Spatial Phrases 
    Anderson Benedict; Medlin Margie; Spurr Samantha (, 2009)
    SEAM 2009 Spatial Phrases was a multi-tiered event that explored the nexus between architecture, space, film and the moving body. It included a three day symposium (18-20 September) , multiple workshops, specially commissioned ...
  • Sebastiano Serlio's Symbolic Perspective 
    Luscombe Desley (SAHANZ, 2002)
  • A secondary mortgage market in Ghana: Poison or Antidote? 
    Obeng-Odoom Franklin (Nova Science Publishers, 2010)
    There is considerable support for the development of the secondary mortgage market in Ghana. A secondary mortgage market, proponents argue, would be a panacea to the housing problems in Ghana. However, the studies on which ...
  • 'Second Skin' 
    Clifton-Cunningham Alana (Vishna Collins, 2006)
  • Second Skin Armsling, Gloves, Mufti, Neck Pods 
    Clifton-Cunningham Alana (Tamworth Regional Gallery, 2008)
  • Second skin: new knitting 
    Clifton-Cunningham Alana (Alana Clifton-Cunningham, 2008)
    Exhibition catalogue and essay
  • The Security Blanket 
    Lie Stefan (Art Guide Australia (published by Print Ideas Publisher), 2006)
    The Safety Catch project invited a group of Australian designers to respond to the issue of safety and security. Their reaction was delivered through the medium of product design, the collection of responses formed the ...