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بعد از 1 مدت غیبت که به علت رفتن به مسافرت بود دوباره امروزبه معماری وشهرسازی برگشتم و در حال جواب داددن به ایمیل هایی هستم که در این مدت به من شده بود. بعضی از دوستان پلان منازل مسکونی یا پلان طراحی شده حیاط یا پلانهای طراحی شده کافی شاپ می خواستند همراه با جزئیات آنها اطاعت امر خوانندگان محترم به این سایت سری بزنند .
به روی چشم منابع کارشناسی ارشد معماری را هم خواهم گذاشت .
The America - 4 Bedrooms/3 Bathrooms - (Plan #HWBDO10584)
This handsome territorial-style home is ideal for an active family that likes its activities and socializing to spill outdoors. A wraparound front porch and three rear porches, one of them screened, offers plenty of space for barbecues or just sitting and reading in the sunshine. Inside, a magnificent kitchen, with an island counter and loads of counter and shelf space, will immediately catch your eye. It opens to a large informal dining area and the hearth-warmed keeping room with French doors to one of the back porches. A study has French-door access to the front porch. The master bedroom, with a lavish bath, has private access to a small rear porch. Three upstairs bedrooms have their own baths; two enjoy walk-in closets.
عناوین مهم مجله متروپلیس ماه سپتامبر
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The Unites States is lagging behind in the creation of green roofs. With all of the potential benefits—economic, social, and, of course, environmental—it's unfortunate that these landscaped roof tops aren't more prevalent. In this month's issue, we take a comprehensive look at green roofs, detailing their construction and installation, outlining their benefits and costs, and mapping their proliferation in the U.S.
We want you designers out there to gear up for the Metropolis Next Generation® Design Competition. Help make our world better, safer, and more sustainable! Students and professionals from all design disciplines who have been working for ten years or less are eligible for the competition. The $10,000 award aims to kick-start your entrepreneurial project.
And be sure to check out what's going on in your neighborhood with metropolismag.com's Events section.
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How Green is Your City?
Executive editor Martin Pedersen introduces September's three-part feature:
"The Green Roofing of America" certainly has a nice ring to it, but the idea remains more wishful thinking than reality. True, there are more green roofs in operation than ever before, but the bulk of new construction is built without any environmental considerations at all.
Part One: View From the Bridge
A slice of Hollywood East set amid the industrial squalor of Queens, Silvercup Studios plays host to a new featured performer: New York's largest green roof.
Part Two: Sweet Sedum
Green-roof technology now offers a host of options—from the humble patch of grass to sophisticated feats of structural engineering.
Part Three: Charting Our Progress
Although limited in scope, a recent boom in green-roof construction demonstrates the pressing need for more.
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2007 Next Generation® Design Competition
Win $10,000 for your design idea! The 2007 Next Generation® Design Competition is seeking a bright idea that focuses on Energy—its uses, reduction, consumption, efficiencies, and alternatives. Now in its fourth year, Next Generation® recognizes design innovation on all scales—from the efficient desk lamp to the innovative city neighborhood plan, and everything in between. The competition is open to young designers in practice 10 years or less and, whether on your own or in teams, we invite you to submit work on urban plans, buildings, interiors, products, landscapes, or communications design. The winner will receive the $10,000 seed money to realize his or her idea, and will be featured in Metropolis magazine.
Events
Below is only a sampling of what you can find on metropolismag.com:
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Metropolis Events
Design Like You Give A Damn Discussion
The New York Public Library, New York City, September 20
25 Years of Metropolis
Steelcase Headquarters, New York City, Through September 30
The Lasting Appeal of Le Cirque
A+D Building Conference Center, New York City, October 4
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Eastern Events
Design Made in Africa
The Museum of Design, Atlanta, Through September 30
Sarasota International Design Summit
The Ritz Carlton, Sarasota, FL, October 9-11
Wearing Propaganda: Textiles on the Home Front in Japan, Britain, and the United States 1931-1945
Allentown Art Museum, Allentown, PA, October 08-January 07, 2007
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International Events
Future City: Experiment and Utopia in Architecture 1956-2006
Barbican Art Gallery, London, Through September 17
100% Design
Earls Court 2, London, September 21-24
Private Plots & Public Spots
Loisium Hotel Resort, Langenlois, Austria, September 30
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Also in the September Issue of Metropolis
Family Circus
By John Hockenberry
In this third incarnation of Le Cirque, Sirio Maccioni and Adam D. Tihany resume a collaboration that has helped change the face of American dining.
Challenging the Master
By Paul Goldberger
The recent Zaha Hadid retrospective at the Guggenheim in New York became a battle of architectural wills.
The Principals of Play
By Peter Hall
Can game designers reach a generation of students reared on technology and resistant to traditional methods of teaching?
Text Message: Peter Eisenman
Peter Eisenman answers a few questions on architecture, inspiration, and process—using his thumbs.
هرم صلح فاستر در قزاقستان در حال اتمام
One Steppe Beyond: Norman Foster's Pyramid of Peace in Kazakhstan.
You hear a lot about pushing the boundaries in architecture. In Astana, the new capital of Kazakhstan, this overused phrase is literally true. Walk a few hundred yards from the manicured central boulevard, sidestep the preposterously grand presidential palace, and you are quickly into a shanty town of construction workers' huts. Cross the river, and you are out on the dusty steppe. And there, pushing the city boundary right out, is the Pyramid of Peace. It is designed by Britain's most high-achieving architect, Lord Foster.
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سلامت را نمی خواهند پاسخ گفت
سرها در گریبان است
کسی سر بر نیارد کرد و پاسخ گفتن و دیدار یاران را .
نگه جز پیش پا را دید نتوان
که ره تاریک و لغزان است.
وگر دست محبت سوی کس یازی
به اکراه آورد دست از بغل بیرون
که سرما سخت سوزان است
نفس کز گرمگاه سینخ می آید برون ابری شود تاریک
چو دیوار ایستند در پیش چشمانت
نفس کین است پس دیگر چه داری چشم
زچشم دوستان دور یا نزدیک ؟
مسیحای جوانمرد من ! ای ترسای پیر پیرهن چرکین !
هوا بس ناجوان مردانه سرد است .
دمت گرم و سرت خوش باد !
سلامم را تو پاسخ گوی در بگشای !
منم من . میهمان هر شبت لولی وش مغموم .
منم من سنگ تیپا خورده ی رنجور.
منم دشنام پست آفرینش . نغمه ناجور .
نه از رومم نه از رنگم همان بی رنگ بی رنگم
بیا بگشای در بگشای . دل تنگم.
حریفا ! میزبانا! میهمان سال و ماهت پشت در چون موج می لرزد .
تگرگی نیست . مرگی نیست.
صدایی گر شنیدی صحبت سرما و دندان است.
من امشب آمدستم وام بگزارم
حسابت را کنار جام بگذارم
چه می گویی که بیگه شد سحر شد بامداد آمد ؟
فریبت میدهد بر آسمان این سرخی بعد از سحرگه نیست
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سلامت را نمی خواهند پاسخ گفت
هوا دلگیر .درها بسته. سرها در گریبان. دستها پنهان.
نفس ها ابر دلها خسته و غمگین
درختان اسکلتهای بلور آجین
زمین دل مرده سقف آسمان کوتاه
غبار الود مهر و ماه
زمستان است.
