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This is the Wiki page for the English course of January-March Period. Here we are going to work with different types of definitions realted to architecture and urban planning.

It was needed that the project could function without artificial light and ventilation. Its design allows receiving natural light from everyday of the year talking in scholar hour’s terms, where kids can enjoy a good and healthy natural ventilation and illumination.
Structurally, it is supported with beams located in the triangles sides, united between them and walls that help to carry on with the weight. The materials that could probably have been used for this design are steel, (for the beams), concrete and not heating glass.
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This page contains all that is related to the final project of the course. It haves a brief essay describing the design and a short video.
Essay.
Project. Preschool.
It was needed that the project could function without artificial light and ventilation. Its design allows receiving natural light from everyday of the year talking in scholar hour’s terms, where kids can enjoy a good and healthy natural ventilation and illumination.
Structurally, it is supported with beams located in the triangles sides, united between them and walls that help to carry on with the weight. The materials that could probably have been used for this design are steel, (for the beams), concrete and not heating glass.
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Essay.
Project. Preschool.
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The idea came are prism-shaped.
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Structurally, it is supported with beams located in the triangles sides, united between them and walls that help to carry on with the weight. The materials that could probably have been used for this design are steel, (for the beams), concrete and not heating glass.

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Final Project

Essay.
Project. Preschool.
The Final Project is a preschool design based on prisms. It counts with many rooms and spaces for children; such as a principal’s office, a dining hall, kitchen, a central yard and a multiuse area.
The idea came along from a plastic cube design made previously. Basically the concept is based on light filtration on tree cups that sometimes are prism-shaped.
It‘s located in a residential zone of Altamira, Chacao. In this zone there are mostly family houses. The design’s target is principally the children.
It was needed that the project could function without artificial light and ventilation. Its design allows receiving natural light from everyday of the year talking in scholar hour’s terms, where kids can enjoy a good and healthy natural ventilation and illumination.
Structurally, it is supported with beams located in the triangles sides, united between them and walls that help to carry on with the weight. The materials that could probably have been used for this design are steel, (for the beams), concrete and not heating glass.

TypeThis page contains a simple and brief definition of Arch in terms of construction.
An arch is a type of construction method that has been used since ancient times and ancient civilizations such as romans. It is a structure that supports weight and spans a space. There are various types of arches but the contentmost significant ones are six basic styles that are oftenly used to frame and support doors, windows, porches, and other wall openings in homes and buildings in general: The Roman arch, strong and semi-circular; the segmental arch, semi-elliptical, forms a partial curve over a door or a window; the Tudor arch,with a large span limit; the flat arch, extends straight across an opening with no curvature, creating a horizontal emphasis; the Gothic arch, a variation of your page here.the roman arch ant the horseshoe Arch, that extends beyond a semi - circle.
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