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Commercial Setbacks Code Amendment

SW Oregon Architect

Presently, Section 9.2170 of the Eugene Code (Commercial Zone Development Standards) prescribes no minimum front yard setback in the C-2 (Community Commercial) and C-3 (Major Commercial) zones, whereas as amended they would be 5 feet and 3 feet, respectively. The maximum front yard setback would remain unchanged at 15 feet.

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Ways to Landscape Your Backyard

Aric Gitomer Architect

Zoning and Linking. Several landscape architects might suggest creating micro zones within your backyard to designate roles. One of the preliminary concepts of landscaping is to create a flow between the spaces. These interlinked zones could also result in a sense of curiosity and intrigue. Kitchen Garden.

Landscape 209
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The Commercial Design Process: How it Works in Cape Town

DesignScape Architects

It can be difficult to know where to begin, who you need to work with, and how to get from concept to execution. However, specific local regulations and restrictions that impact the design process will vary from country to country. All the logistics must be figured out before they can move on to design concepts and proposals.

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Designing An Airport Terminal: 7 Steps to a Completed Project

DesignScape Architects

Operating a strict level of security, there is no margin for error when coordinating flow and functionality to optimise the safety and security of the many passengers and various staff that pass through the terminal complex daily. However, adhering to industry standards and regulations is vital when planning your airport development designs.

Project 52
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Why All Architects Should Tackle an Adaptive Reuse Project At Least Once in their Careers

Architizer

The preexisting building may require upgrades to reach contemporary standards for safety and building codes. Concepts such as “context,” “urban integration,” and sensitivity to surroundings are inherently embedded in the practices of adaptive reuse.

Project 87
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Repeatable, supportive housing for the unhoused

BD+C

Repeatable, supportive housing for the unhoused 0 qpurcell Thu, 07/27/2023 - 13:33 Affordable Housing KTGY’s R+D concept, The Essential, rethinks supportive housing to support the individual and community with a standardized and easily repeatable design. By the 1950s, many SRO buildings fell into disrepair.

Housing 52
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Why are HVAC systems the backbone of buildings?

Building and Interiors

These systems may use fresh air from external surroundings to regulate temperature and humidity. It circulates the air, regulates the temperature according to the weather, and removes harmful particles or gases from the air. Most people are aware of the concept of heaters as heating units. for air conditioning. Blower Fan.

Building 105