Sentence examples similar to standard building design from inspiring English sources

This year Milan won the European Commission's Access City Award for its high standard of building design and access to transport.

Reference models representing standard HVAC and building design practice were used to simulate the impact of thermostat setpoint ranges on annual HVAC energy consumption.

As the franchisor for the brand, Burger King Holdings has several obligations and responsibilities; the company designs and deploys corporate training systems while overseeing brand standards such as building design and appearance.

Since Buy Hand is outside the city's Downtown Specific Plan area, Reddy's store — her first — did not need to satisfy certain standards, such as building design and landscaping.

Leon Brand, an architect who conceived and administered the Albert S. Bard Award, an architectural prize intended to raise the standard of excellence for building design in New York City, died on Oct. 24 in Manhattan.

It then provides an overview of the new rural building design standard, and describes options and issues to move forward with implementation.

Nowadays thermal bridges losses in building design (standard or dynamic simulations) are generally evaluated using heat transmission coefficients from a database of usual cases.

Results reveal that primary barriers of reducing CDW in China include lack of building design standard for reducing CDW, low cost for CDW disposal and inappropriate urban planning.

There is therefore a need to design standard logic blocks to be used in oracles – this is similar to designing standard building blocks for classical computers.

The mutually validating results add support for California's current hazard projections, which help to set insurance rates and building design standards across the state.

This paper highlights the challenge of designing school buildings with acceptable year-round thermal and energy performance and the need to set higher standards in the school building design, using children-based criteria.