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Course & Subject Profile :
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic Unit 01: Introduction to Culture
3) Concept of Unit 02: Culture & Industrialization
Mega structures
Unit 03: Controversy between Preservation and
4) Vision of Urban Modernization
Environment
5) Design Methods Unit 04: Architectural Conservation /
Restoration
6) Craft &
Production Unit 05: Conservation of the Cultural Property
methods Unit 06: Conservation of the Cultural Heritage
7) Work &
Environment Unit 07: New Technologies
8) Integration of (Change & Flexibility)
Design
Unit 08: Language Analogy in Architecture
9) References
Unit 09: Symbolic Function of Architecture and
Formation of Personal & Social Identities
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Technology & Modern World

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
Technology has revolutionized the modern
3) Concept of
Mega structures world with advanced tools, techniques,
4) Vision of Urban procedures and systems to facilitate high end
Environment design and has also increased the capability
5) Design Methods of the organizations as well as people to
6) Craft & deliver large scale high end architectural and
Production
methods design projects and products.
7) Work & This phenomena has lead to a higher level of
Environment competition as well has improved quality
8) Integration of towards satisfaction of people with enhancing
Design
9) References life styles. But it also brought a few concerns
of modern machine based life style leading to
inhumane behavior.
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Concept of Mega Structure

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of A mega structure, a concept which first
Mega structures entered into architectural discussion in the late
4) Vision of Urban 1950s and 1960s, has an evolving definition.
Environment The basic, modern definition is that a mega
5) Design Methods structure is simply an exceptionally large,
6) Craft & man-made, self-supporting structure.
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methods
7) Work & Although true city-sized megastructures are
Environment
8) Integration of still only found in science fiction, a number of
Design existing structures can be counted under this
9) References definition, including the Great Wall of China
and some extremely large skyscrapers.
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Concept of Mega Structure

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Concept of Mega Structure

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Concept of Mega Structure
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic In 1968, architect Ralph Wilcoxon defined a
3) Concept of mega structure as a grouping of modular units
Mega structures which could be built upon and expanded
4) Vision of Urban nearly indefinitely.
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft & Smaller, prefabricated units could be added
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methods within the overarching mega structure, suited
7) Work & to the specific needs of its occupants.
Environment
8) Integration of
Design The mega structure's adaptability would
9) References enable the "hardware" of everyday life, such
as utilities, to be run through it in easily
accessible conduits.
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Concept of Mega Structure

1) Introduction
Some architects, such as
2) Lecture Topic
Reyner Banham, saw the
3) Concept of
Mega structures mega structure as a way to
4) Vision of Urban combine the vision of city
Environment planners and architects. His
5) Design Methods book Mega structure: Urban
6) Craft & Futures of the Recent
Production Past was the essential guide
methods to the movement. Like-
7) Work & thinking planners and
Environment architects believed that
8) Integration of planning should be viewed on
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a much larger scale, and
9) References
megastructures could provide
real solutions to sprawl and
disorganized, inefficient cities.
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Concept of Mega Structure

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic Today, mega structures follow less utopian
3) Concept of ideals, and are built on a smaller scale than
Mega structures some of the earlier mega structure proposals.
4) Vision of Urban Nevertheless, a mega structure is typically a
Environment
large, man-made, self-supporting structure or
5) Design Methods
building.
6) Craft &
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The definition often includes structures made
7) Work &
Environment of many smaller structures grouped together, a
8) Integration of city housed within a single structure, or a
Design bridge. There are no definitive requirements
9) References for a structure to be deemed a mega structure;
just that it is unique in its size and engineering.
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Concept of Mega Structure

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic While the human imagination is only limited
3) Concept of by current engineering and construction
Mega structures technology, fantasy mega structures abound
4) Vision of Urban in literature, gaming and film. The Death Star
Environment
in the Star Wars series of films is a well
5) Design Methods
known fictional mega structure, and many
6) Craft &
Production more are found in games like Halo and
methods various science fiction stories. Many
7) Work & conceptual mega structures, such as space
Environment elevators and space stations, may someday
8) Integration of
Design become reality.
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction In recent years the need to ‘retrofit’ or re-

2) Lecture Topic engineer existing buildings and urban
3) Concept of infrastructures has gained increasing
Mega structures
prominence. At a global scale, increasing
4) Vision of Urban
Environment concentration of our growing human
5) Design Methods population within urban centers has focused
6) Craft & attention on the role of cities in climate
Production change mitigation and adaptation, and in
methods
achieving the broader goals of sustainable
7) Work &
Environment development. Whilst cities are seen as the
8) Integration of source of many of our most pressing
Design environmental and resource depletion
9) References problems, the creativity and innovative
potential of cities may also provide their
solutions.
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction Urban sustainability requires much more than

2) Lecture Topic reductions in carbon emissions. It is a
3) Concept of multidimensional problem which requires a
Mega structures
strong and integrated focus on energy, water,
4) Vision of Urban
Environment and waste and resource use, in order to
5) Design Methods underpin the provision of a healthy and
6) Craft & socially sustainable environment within which
Production diverse communities can flourish.
methods
7) Work &
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8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
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8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Vision of Urban Environment

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
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8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Design Methods for Environmental
challenges in Cities
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic How can sustainability be measured so
3) Concept of that economic gain and environmental
Mega structures costs could be reconciled?
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
On detailed assessment dozens of variables
6) Craft & can influence the environmental health of
Production economies. Often environmentalists have to
methods rely on a paucity in reliable data, which has
7) Work & led economists to doubt the veracity of claims
Environment
which should guide their economic policy. A
8) Integration of
Design significant research project at Yale University
9) References in the USA sorted sixty-seven wide ranging
variables from which an Environmental
Sustainability Index (ESI) was developed.
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Design Methods for Environmental
challenges in Cities
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic How can sustainability be measured so that
3) Concept of economic gain and environmental costs could
Mega structures be reconciled?
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
The variables were distilled into twenty-two
6) Craft & core indicators for the purposes of ranking the
Production sustainability index of a number of countries
methods from the developed to the undeveloped
7) Work & worlds.
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Design Methods for Environmental
challenges in Cities
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic The variables ranged from eco-efficient
3) Concept of methods, to population stress factors, to the
Mega structures receptiveness of the private sector on issues
4) Vision of Urban of sustainability. In turn, they found that the
Environment
5) Design Methods
indicators clump together naturally into five
6) Craft & broad areas:
Production
methods 1. Environmental systems: An assessment
7) Work & of the state of health of biodiversity and other
Environment
measures of environmental well-being, and
8) Integration of
Design whether they are improving rather than
9) References deteriorating, causes aside.
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Design Methods for Environmental
challenges in Cities
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic 2. Reducing environmental stresses: The
3) Concept of lowest threshold at which environmental
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban systems might be harmed through human
Environment impact.
5) Design Methods
6) Craft & 3. Reducing human vulnerability: A
Production measurement of the extent to which
methods
7) Work &
environmental disruptions could have a
Environment negative effect on people’s basic needs (such
8) Integration of as health and nutrition).
Design
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Design Methods for Environmental
challenges in Cities
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic 4. Social and institutional capacity: The
3) Concept of capacity of a country’s institutions and social
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban patterns of skills needed to cope with
Environment negative environmental challenges or events.
5) Design Methods
6) Craft & 5. Global stewardship: An evaluation of a
Production country’s performance in cooperation on
methods
7) Work &
international, national, regional and local
Environment levels, relating to environmental challenges
8) Integration of such as global warming, ozone depletion and
Design acid rain.
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Design Methods for Environmental
challenges in Cities
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic Although not claiming to be definitive,
3) Concept of regarding the linkages between economic
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban and environmental issues, the chief virtue of
Environment this index is that it begins the process of
5) Design Methods shifting environmental debates on to firmer
6) Craft & foundations, underpinned by data and a
Production greater degree of analytical rigour.
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of Esty and Chertow (1997)
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Impact of Production methods on Cities

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Impact of Production methods on Cities

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Impact of Production methods on Cities

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Impact of Production methods on Cities

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
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9) References
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Impact of Production methods on Cities

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Impact of Production methods on Cities

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
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9) References
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Work Environment & its impact on people

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
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7) Work &
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8) Integration of
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Work Environment & its impact on people

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
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8) Integration of
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9) References
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Work Environment & its impact on people

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
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9) References
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Work Environment & its impact on people

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Work Environment & its impact on people

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
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9) References
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Work Environment & its impact on people

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Work Environment & its impact on people

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Design Integration for Sustainable Design
Development
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Design Integration for Sustainable Design
Development
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Design Integration for Sustainable Design
Development
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References
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Design Integration for Sustainable Design
Development
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Concept of
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment
5) Design Methods
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
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References:

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic https://www.wisegeek.com/in-architecture-
3) Concept of what-is-a-megastructure.htm
Mega structures
4) Vision of Urban
Environment Research articles are attached with the
5) Design Methods email.
6) Craft &
Production
methods
7) Work &
Environment
8) Integration of
Design
9) References