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to elements and concepts in architectural design. Beautifully illustrated throughout with the author’s original drawings, examples from across architectural history, from primitive places to late twentieth-century structures, are used to illustrate a number of analytical themes and to show how drawing can be used to study architecture. Simon Unwin clearly identifies the key elements of architecture and conceptual themes apparent in buildings. He describes ideas for use in the active process of design

On the first night, we had dinner in a pub named "[NOM]". We've been served a plate of chicken, French fries and garden peas. As a desert, we ate a hot raspberry crumble. Unfortunately, we only had water to drink. There was also bread and sauce to accommodate our plates as we wanted. The Pub was under the road but still pretty nice, there was enough room for everyone and the waiter and waitresses were nice. We also had a video projection of what appeared to be a cricket match ongoing on TV. [PHOTO

objective of this dissertation is to find out how light can be implemented in design and branding strategy. The main sections of the dissertation are as follows: Introduction and Literature Review Bringing colour and light into our daily lives helps in connecting with the corresponding different facets of one's self. Colour and light are the visual impulse that inspires us to realise our inner richness. The role of light in product design and branding are need to be investigated through the identification

The Montreal métro a source of pride Setting the pace in Montreal since 1966 T he Montreal métro is still the pride and joy of Montrealers, more than 35 years after it was first inaugurated on October 14, 1966. Fast, pleasant and environmentally-friendly, the métro played a crucial role in the city’s recent evolution. Its arrival contributed widely to the expansion of downtown Montreal, particularly along De Maisonneuve Boulevard, pieced together when the initial network was built. The

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ARTIST PROFILE This is Pepe Romero’s ninth appearance with San Francisco Performances, in association with Omni Foundation for the Performing Arts. Previous concerts were in May 1992, February 1994 (as part of a “Guitar Summit” with Joe Pass, Leo Kottke and Paco Pena), December 1995, December 1998 (with the Romeros), December 2000, March 2004, December 2005 and May 2007. presents In association with Omni Foundation for the Performing Arts Pepe Romero, guitar Saturday, December 12, 2009, 8pm