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1	Home Craft Pre-Fab Customize Units Yu, Wenhao 28 June 2016 (has links) No description available. Architecture Moveable Pre-Fab Customization Flexibility
2	Från CAD till BIM inom småhusindustrin / From CAD to BIM within the home building industry Hansen, Fredrik, Palmquist, Jesper January 2015 (has links) BIM står för Building Information Modeling. Det är en ny teknik för att konstruera en virtuell modell av en byggnad i digitalt format. De stora fördelarna med BIM är att alla komponenter som läggs till i modellen innehåller information. Av informationen genereras automatiskt de handlingar och listor som behövs. Dessutom fås presentationsmaterial i form av 3D-modeller utan något extra arbete. Undersökningen behandlar ett företag och varför de inte genomfört en övergång från 2D-CAD till BIM och syftet är därför att visa dem vilka effektiviseringsmöjligheter som finns. 2D 3D 3D-modell Architecture Arkitekt Autodesk BIM Bygghandlingar CAD Konstruktör Pre-fab Produktion Revit Småhusföretag Systemhandling Övergång
3	Constructing meaning - a model for hospice design in rural Manitoba Baumgartner, Maria Elizabeth 09 April 2010 (has links) This practicum focuses on end-of-life care for older adults in rural Canada. Specifically, it addresses links between domesticity and terminal illness amongst adults within the building typology of hospice. The objective of the practicum is the creation of a model for hospice design in rural Manitoba. The hospice will be supported in pre-fabricated housing. The practicum will address contemporary issues arising from publicly-funded healthcare, the aging Canadian population, and cultural issues surrounding dying, death, and grieving. The main goals to be achieved with this project were the creation of care facilities that encourage dialogue, education, and wellbeing for all users. Additionally, the facilities will be designed as multi-sensory environments where all human senses can be stimulated, expanding beyond typical visual stimuli. hospice palliative care interior design Manitoba Pinawa Gimli Niverville healthcare architecture vernacular multi-sensory regional death terminal illness dying Western culture dignity pre-fab architecture
4	Constructing meaning - a model for hospice design in rural Manitoba Baumgartner, Maria Elizabeth 09 April 2010 (has links) This practicum focuses on end-of-life care for older adults in rural Canada. Specifically, it addresses links between domesticity and terminal illness amongst adults within the building typology of hospice. The objective of the practicum is the creation of a model for hospice design in rural Manitoba. The hospice will be supported in pre-fabricated housing. The practicum will address contemporary issues arising from publicly-funded healthcare, the aging Canadian population, and cultural issues surrounding dying, death, and grieving. The main goals to be achieved with this project were the creation of care facilities that encourage dialogue, education, and wellbeing for all users. Additionally, the facilities will be designed as multi-sensory environments where all human senses can be stimulated, expanding beyond typical visual stimuli. hospice palliative care interior design Manitoba Pinawa Gimli Niverville healthcare architecture vernacular multi-sensory regional death terminal illness dying Western culture dignity pre-fab architecture

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