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fotografiedanielmeier · 3 years

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Stück für Stück möchte ich unser trautes Heim smarter machen. Daher habe ich jetzt die Klingel und den Türöffner getauscht. In diesem Video stelle ich ein Set von NUKI, sowie die smarte Klingel doorbell 3 von ring vor. Smart die Tür öffnen und fernsteuern !? Das ja geil ! Test von NUKI Türöffner und ring Klingel ... https://youtu.be/1esRsWbfSwI #fotografiedanielmeier #picseller #danielmeier #horgau #neusäß #augsburg #bayern #zusmarshausen #dinkelscherben #testbericht #youtube #youtuber #youtubedeutschland #nuki #nukitürschloss #ring #ringdoorbell (hier: Horgau) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJal8b8Bgp2/?igshid=4qi0oeo08a3i

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mommasaystoread · 3 years

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Happy Release Day to Daniel Meier! Literary Fiction Novel, No Birds Sing Here, is Available Now!

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3qU0sSh

@RABTBookTours #RABTBookTours #LiteraryFiction #NoBirdsSingHere #DanielMeier

Irabtbooktoursble and deeply moving portrait of our time, two young pseudo-intellectuals, Beckman and Malany, set out on an odyssey to define the artistic life, and in doing so, unleash a barrage of humorous, unintended consequences. NO BIRDS SING HERE is a multi-layered novel about a Post-Modernist America in which characters are struggling to survive in an increasingly chaotic world.

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shenae-majorproject-2020 · 4 years

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INSIDE / OUTSIDE and the [ inbetween ]

Toni-Rose Brookes

(inside and outside) “The connection between the two plays a fundamental role in our relationship and understanding of the environment in which we live in. The details of these connections are often neglected and standardised ideals and components are regularly implemented without much consideration in regards to the context in which they are being established.” 4

“Perceptually and practically the worlds of interior and exterior are mutually exclusive one cannot be in both at the same time, and yet traditionally they border directly on each other.” 4

“the boundary condition” - in-between 4

“Aim to achieve architecture, where one is able to interact with the structure and help to adapt the space surrounding in order to accommodate the activities and behaviour of the occupants whilst enabling a comfortable space in regards to the climatic conditions. With an objective to live with nature and the surrounding environment achieved through blurring the spatial boundaries, forcing one to acknowledge and establish a simultaneous relationship where one can interact and co-exist between the two realms” 4

“The details of the connections between inside and outside space, for example, walls, doors and windows are often neglected and standardised ideals and components are regularly implemented without much consideration in regards to the context in which they are being established” 6

“We base architecture highly on history, with the increasing development of technology our environments, society and our inhabitation of the two is also changing,” 6

“The connection between inside and outside plays a fundamental role in our relationship and understanding of the environment in which we live in. There is so much to learn from the both the inside and outside, that there is an opportunity to shift the focus toward combining the benefits of which both inside and outside obtain, leading to the idea of blurring the boundaries.” 6

“creating spaces which enable one to co-exist between the two spatial realms of inside and outside simultaneously as well as relating to the performance of the building overall, looking to the environment in which you are situated” 6

“We as humans inhabit the ‘environment’ which is large and very exposed, often referred to as the ‘outside’, which to some poses the threat of danger and exposure, which in turn leads us ‘humans’ to a need for protection, shelter and privacy, this space can be known as the ‘inside’.” 10

“As human beings we are not only a part of the environment but we are dependent on the environment. We rely on the elements in order to survive.” 12

“The differentiation between this ‘outside’ and ‘inside’ is defined by humans behaviour and perception. A physical boundary is often implemented but is not essential. This space becomes the ‘inbetween’ it could be known as a connection, a line of tension, a boundary, a transitory space.” 12

“The outside can not exist without an inside, because one cannot exist without the other. Both inside and outside are self contained spaces, just as we are individual elements within the environment.” 15

“Though we have a certain measure of dependence on the environment and outside, we are not inextricably linked to its rhythms. We don’t have to rigidly follow the seasons, or the cycle of day and night. We posses the means to live, work and relax practically when and where we choose. Because of this individual nature, we are continuously attempting to locate ourselves in space. To do this we must carve out a natural space, an area which we can dominate with our presence” 16

“Architecture must provide in regards to the space which is inside, a shelter that protects its inhabitants against unwelcome outside forces and offers them a congenial internal environment. (Arnheim, 1977, p. 92)” 17

“The between can be defined as an intermediate point to two other points in time and space or indicating a linking relation or comparison” 17

“bridged by the mobility of man, who, more or less passes freely from one realm to the other.” 18

“In early styles of architecture this crossing of the threshold or traditional differentiation was a practical matter of piercing the walls with standardised components such as doors, but it is not acknowledged by a continuity of outside and inside in the form of the building” 18

“the inbetween, which allows one to establish a relationship between the two.” 19

movement as a technique - “The quality of visual movement defines the strength of the links between inside and outside, the amount of “involvement” each has with the other. By providing in-andout motion, through channels of access, or openings, both the man made and natural realms of our world are re-connected.” 23

“The “Cut-Out” Opening... The “Framed” Opening... The “Screened” Opening... The “Splayed” Opening” 25

“Thresholds hold the potential of an inclusive realm, where the introduction and maintenance of difference is possible. Unlike the idea of inclusion, where identities are blurred to create a compromised whole, threshold as an operation enables the preservation of difference, as well as the creation of something new from their coexistence. (Berrizbeita & Pollak, 1999, p. 82)” 26

“The orientation of a space to the outside may be provided in two ways: 1. By coupling a simple opening with and external focus or, 2. By “pointing” to the outside with a “visual channel”” 28

“Every inside reflects by its structure, to a larger or smaller degree, the specific outside from which it intends to distinguish itself.” 28

“When a building is completed it becomes one with the plot of land on which it sits. The context of a building, including the landscape and setting of which it is placed in, is fundamental to the overall perceived outcome and visual expression produced by the architectural shapes which are constructed.” 29

“It is the connection and differentiation between the spaces of inside and outside in the relationship of space which overall produces architecture, and it is the consideration of the relationship between the site and the occupant that will overall enable succesful spaces to be produced. This in turn creates not only a unique design, but one that forces its occupants to acknowledge their connection to the environment, and to both challenge and re-think the relationship between the spatial realms of inside and outside” 96

Brookes, Toni-Rose, and Tobias Danielmeier. Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Master of Architecture (Professional). p. 100.

#reading #research

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ricop66 · 7 years

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Sonnenwagen team presents solar race <b>car</b> for Challenge 2017

Coatings expert at Covestro, Dr. Karsten Danielmeier noted: “In Australia, we want to test a car-repair clear coat from PPG under the harsh climate ... from Paintless Dent Repair http://ift.tt/2vwlTLM via Paintless Dent Repair

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fotografiedanielmeier · 3 years

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