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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Research on the Financial Model That Promotes Participation in Public Works by the Private Sector ¡V Taking Kaohsiung International Youth Hostel as an Example

- Guey, Mei 22 August 2005 (has links)
Abstract According to the idea held by the government, ¡§government has limited resources but the private sector has limitless power,¡¨ the Executive Yuan established and promulgated the enactment, ¡§Promoting the Participation by the Private Sector in Public Works,¡¨ in February 2000. This is a policy that depends on the vitality and capital funds of the private sector to be incorporated for use in a timely manner. This has brought positive meanings and benefits in enhancing government performance, reducing government financial burdens, speeding up the construction of public works, improving the quality of public works and services, and promoting economic growth. The scope and target of this dissertation is the process of planning to regard Kaohsiung International Youth Hostel as a dormitory facility of Kaohsiung Chung-Hwa School of Arts. It is expected, with the investigation of this case, to study how to harmony with related existing laws and regulations, analyze the burdens and favors taken by the participants under various situations, and examine the feasibility of its¡¦ cooperation so that unused government assets, in agreement with the original purpose of such assets, can be fully utilized, enthusiastic artists can have a comfortable housing environment and field where they can exchange art, facilitate the art prosperity in the Fine Arts Museum neighborhood, and then bring in commercial opportunity to help local economic development. Moreover, through this case study, it aims to provide government offices concerned with valuable figures when they conduct related operations so that when executing plans of the same essence, the office-in-charge can achieve more economic benefits and policy objectives. This dissertation used ROT mode to introduce the resources of the private sector into the operation of public works, which will effectively solve the difficulty that government has no choice but to implement the operation of public works even under financial deficits. As a consequence, public works would not fall idle in the wake of short government finances and lack of professional operation, and the public would be encouraged to advocate the plan to recycle and to reuse the unused public works so as to achieve energy conservation and the prospect for the sustainable development of Earth. Through sensitivity analysis on the changes in key parameters, this dissertation has clearly noticed the increase and decrease in various hypotheses and parameters, and will present different effects and evaluate the variable effects of all the parameters. Before it is executed, the effects and impact that may be caused by government, chartered companies, students, and banks should be considered. Before the plan is implemented, risk control measures should be formulated according to the results of sensitivity analysis.
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Studentské koleje / Halls of residence

Matějů, Šimon January 2020 (has links)
THIS DIPLOMA WORK IS PROJECTING A PROJECT DOCUMENTATION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF STUDENT DORMITORY IN BRNO. THE BUILDING IS SITUATED AT THE TECHNOLOGY PARK NEAR TO SEVERAL VUT FACULTY AND STUDENT CAMPUS. THE DESIGN CAME FROM THE LONG-TERM LACK OF ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY ON EXISTING DORMITORY IN BRNO, THE EMPHASIS WAS PUT MAINLY ON THE ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY OF THE BUILDING. THE BUILDING CONSISTS OF TWO FOUR-STOREY BLOCKS WITH A TOTAL CAPACITY OF 244 BEDS, WHICH ARE SITED ON THE 2ND TO 4TH FLOORS. A TYPICAL AND REVERSE ELEMENT IS A LIVING CELL IN WHICH CONTAINS TWO DOUBLE ROOMS - A COMMON SCHEDULE WITH DINING ROOM, A COMMON SOCIAL BACKGROUND WITH A HALL, AND TWO BALCONIES ACCESSIBLE FROM THE KITCHEN. 1. THE FLOOR FLOOR CONNECTS BOTH BLOCKS WITH A LARGE STUDY AND CORRIDOR. THE REMAINING ROOMS IN THE 1ST FLOOR ARE USED AS A TECHNICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE FACILITY OF THE DUTY.
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A Dormitory for Architecture Students in Alexandria, Virginia

Cerami, Nestor Gabriel 31 July 2006 (has links)
This thesis is an intimate exploration. A personal journey between here and there: what I left behind, what I always kept close to me and all the new things that I learned and experience during the last four years. I just tried to put myself together as a person as well as an architect; taking from my personal experiences the inspiration and the tools to create a building. The building is orientated to American and foreign students coming to the metropolitan area of Washington DC to study at the Center and willing to take advantage of the opportunities of the city. The idea was to create a building for civic adaptation, to educate and inspire students not only in architecture but also in civic life and prepare them to be responsible citizens. The dormitory was inspired by the friendly spirit of the WAAC with the intention of supporting the Center in its varied goals and enhancing its academic perspectives. / Master of Architecture

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