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Effect Of The Natural Pozzolanic Basalt On High Strength Concrete, Mohamed Sayed Mohamed Moawad, Abd EL-Rahman Ragab, Shimaa Younis 2023 lecturer at civil department, faculty of engineering, future Institute of Engineering in fayoum (FIEF), Egypt

Effect Of The Natural Pozzolanic Basalt On High Strength Concrete, Mohamed Sayed Mohamed Moawad, Abd El-Rahman Ragab, Shimaa Younis

Mansoura Engineering Journal

Concrete is important construction material in civil applications. Portland Cement (PC) is considered the essential component material to produce the concrete, especially in high-strength concrete. Around ranging from 5-7% of CO2 was generated during PC production. Consequently, the concrete and PC production are change in the environment. So; it has become very important for the construction industry to focus on minimizing environmental pollution, energy consumption reduction. Several pozzolanic cementitious materials can be added as a fractional replacement of cement in concrete to reduce PC impact on environmental pollution. Pozzolanic materials include PC as one of its main components as well …


New Opportunities For Urban Science Research, Guangtao WANG, Fen LI, Xiang LIU 2023 Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People's Republic of China, Beijing 100835, China

New Opportunities For Urban Science Research, Guangtao Wang, Fen Li, Xiang Liu

Bulletin of Chinese Academy of Sciences (Chinese Version)

Urban science is the study of urban problems from the viewpoint and by method of system science. At present, China’s urbanization rate has reached 65.22%. Urban development has entered a new period of quality improvement and structural adjustment, and the progress of information technology and the development of information industry have also brought new opportunities for urban science. After reviewing the theoretical basis of urban science put forward by Qian Xuesen, drawing on the cutting-edge trends of international urban science research, combined with the goal support, key challenges and application scenarios of China’s new smart city construction, the study puts …


A Standard Model Of Inpatient Spaces From The Perspective Of Visual Comfort In Daylight, Dalia H. Tamamm, Ezzat A. Morghany, Khaled S. S. Abdelmagid 2023 Engineering Affairs Department, Assiut University .

A Standard Model Of Inpatient Spaces From The Perspective Of Visual Comfort In Daylight, Dalia H. Tamamm, Ezzat A. Morghany, Khaled S. S. Abdelmagid

Mansoura Engineering Journal

Visual comfort is one of the most important factors in achieving indoor environmental quality due to its great impact on human health, especially in hospitals, schools, and administrative buildings. It also enhances the health and well-being of patients within the spaces of their stay in hospitals. Previous studies did not address visual effects that support recovery, psychological and physical comfort of patients within their spaces. The problem of this paper is to seek an answer to a central question about the characteristics and specifications of the standard model of inpatient spaces from the perspective of Visual Comfort in daylight. Therefore, …


The Role Of Design Flexibility In Raising The Efficiency Of Social Housing In Egypt, Asmaa Elsayed shawky, Asmaa N. Elbadrawy, Nanees A. El-sayyad 2023 Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Mansoura University, Mansoura, Egypt

The Role Of Design Flexibility In Raising The Efficiency Of Social Housing In Egypt, Asmaa Elsayed Shawky, Asmaa N. Elbadrawy, Nanees A. El-Sayyad

Mansoura Engineering Journal

The housing and real estate investment sector in Egypt has witnessed remarkable prosperity in recent years, despite the presence of accompanying problems such as population increase and political and economic problems. Government agencies have given great importance to the issue of providing adequate housing, especially for low-income and young people, in all development plans. From this point of view, this study was done with the aim of solving the problem of limited spaces in social housing by using design flexibility as one of the directions to solve these problems. Most of the users of these dwellings find it difficult to …


Integrative Software Design For Hospital Information Systems, Esraa M. Hashem, Mahmoud F. Y. Shalaby, Mai S. Mabrouk, Samir.Y. Marzouk 2023 Biomedical Engineering Department, Misr University for Science and Technology (MUST University), 6th of October, Egypt.

Integrative Software Design For Hospital Information Systems, Esraa M. Hashem, Mahmoud F. Y. Shalaby, Mai S. Mabrouk, Samir.Y. Marzouk

Mansoura Engineering Journal

The Hospital Information System is a huge, integrated system that meets these needs. The primary objective of any hospital information system is to produce high-quality and timely reporting for evidence-based decisions and interventions. The electronic health record is essential in creating uniform data formats and terminology for both corporate and public sector reporting needs. In this study, we design a hospital information system that focuses on the tools, and techniques necessary to improve the gathering, archiving, retrieval, and application of information in biomedicine and the healthcare industry. With the intention of bringing about progress, the idea of a paperless hospital …


Filling The Knowledge Gaps In Mass Timber Construction: Where Are The Missing Pieces, What Are The Research Needs?, Steffen Lehmann, Paul D. Kremer 2023 University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Filling The Knowledge Gaps In Mass Timber Construction: Where Are The Missing Pieces, What Are The Research Needs?, Steffen Lehmann, Paul D. Kremer

Architecture Faculty Research

As mass timber construction evolves from a niche product to a mainstream, there is an urgent need for focused research activities to support the industry and avoid duplication or overlap of work being done internationally. To identify and prioritise the future of mass timber research agenda, this article pursues responses to the following questions: What is the current state of knowledge and where are the remaining research needs in mass timber construction? For example, newcomers to mass timber often believe it is imperative to research fire performance, fire resistance, or sound transmission when these areas have been extensively explored and …


The Success Of Florence Small-Scale Walkability Vs. The Second Downfall Of Rome, Nia McGann 2023 Kennesaw State University

The Success Of Florence Small-Scale Walkability Vs. The Second Downfall Of Rome, Nia Mcgann

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

This is a student paper completed during an Architecture course during Summer 2023.The goal of this paper is to pinpoint certain aspects of urban spaces that are related to walkability, with a special emphasis on Florence, Italy in comparison to Rome.


The Cultural Richness Of Italy, Kevin E. López 2023 Kennesaw State University

The Cultural Richness Of Italy, Kevin E. López

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

This is a student paper completed during an Architecture course during Summer 2023.


Architecture Of Florence: Brunelleschi, The Medici, And Their Influence, Anton Jerabek 2023 Kennesaw State University

Architecture Of Florence: Brunelleschi, The Medici, And Their Influence, Anton Jerabek

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Florence, Italy emerged as a significant center, and ultimately the birthplace of Renaissance architecture, playing a pivotal role in the artistic and cultural transformation of the era. Located in Tuscany, Florence benefited from a combination of influential factors that contributed to a flourishing artistic movement. From the 14th to 17th centuries, the city thrived economically due to its active trade network, which resulted in the accumulation of substantial wealth among merchant families.


A Change Of Space, Texas Totten 2023 Kennesaw State University

A Change Of Space, Texas Totten

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

This text will review what defines a functional space and what keeps it functional over an extended period of time. A study will also be conducted to pinpoint what causes a public space to fail. To conduct a study of this nature, it is necessary to study a location that has an abundance of public spaces being used consistently.


A Comparative Analysis Of Tivoli Gardens In Rome, Italy, And Boboli Gardens In Florence, Italy, Sara Clement 2023 Kennesaw State University

A Comparative Analysis Of Tivoli Gardens In Rome, Italy, And Boboli Gardens In Florence, Italy, Sara Clement

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Italy is known for its magnificent gardens, and two prominent examples are the Tivoli Gardens in Rome and the Boboli Gardens in Florence. These gardens showcase distinct styles, reflecting the artistic and cultural heritage of their respecive cities. This essay provides a comprehensive comparison and contrast of the Tivoli Gardens and Boboli Gardens, focusing on their historical background, layout, architectural features, artistic elements, and cultural significance.


Hierarchy: Connection Between Roman Catholicism And Cathedral Architectur, Nadabya Loric 2023 Kennesaw State University

Hierarchy: Connection Between Roman Catholicism And Cathedral Architectur, Nadabya Loric

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Catholic churches are some of the most distinct church forms in the world. They are very recognizable and typically possess characteristics such as a rose window, spires, a bell tower, a dome, and arches. The Florence Cathedral, The Siena Cathedral, and St. Peter’s Basilica being some of the most famous of them all. Although sacred, these cathedrals are also public spaces. They also serve as representations of the Italian Gothic Roman Style of architecture.


Comparison Of Piazza Della Signoria And Marietta Square, Mariya Georgieva 2023 Kennesaw State University

Comparison Of Piazza Della Signoria And Marietta Square, Mariya Georgieva

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Piazza Della Signoria has long been viewed as a very successful public square, holding up through many centuries, changes of culture, and to locals and visitors alike. In contrast, Marietta Square, while very much loved, is arguably not as successful at pulling people in and being an iconic space outside of the local residents. This paper will analyze the successful and unsuccessful features of both, and explore the options to improve new public spaces.


Duality From Florence To Rome, Tenzin Seng 2023 Kennesaw State University

Duality From Florence To Rome, Tenzin Seng

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

As architect students we know public spaces play a vital role in shaping the character and ambiance of a city, acting as mirrors that reflect its culture, history, and lifestyle. So therefore, we will discuss more about the daytime and nighttime experience of the public space in both cities as they would exhibit distinct characteristics that offer unique experiences to locals and visitors alike.


Italian Piazzas: A Historical And Political Analysis, Logan Handwork 2023 Kennesaw State University

Italian Piazzas: A Historical And Political Analysis, Logan Handwork

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Since the Romans, the Italian region has been at the forefront of architecture and public spaces in particular; with iconic landmarks such as the Roman Forum and Colosseum enabling public engagement while creating an inviting space for people to gather. Through the Renaissance period, palazzos often had areas where the public can sit as they maneuver through the city. As many traverse city streets, oftentimes they would find themselves in a piazza.


A Morphological Analysis Of The Santa Maria Novella And Its Surrounding Area, Inocencio Ruiz 2023 Kennesaw State University

A Morphological Analysis Of The Santa Maria Novella And Its Surrounding Area, Inocencio Ruiz

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Looking into the cyclical behavior of human civilization, one can try to understand why most people gravitate towards a place and stay there. I came to understand that there are many factors that contribute to one’s sentiment of settling down and claiming a place as their own. To categorize these factors, there are three major categories that contribute to this sentiment: physical factors that include natural resources or distinct land features, psychological factors that include social integration or the work environment, and spiritual factors that include religious belief or faith.


Morphologies And Mappings, Falak Alam 2023 Kennesaw State University

Morphologies And Mappings, Falak Alam

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

While touring many different places in Italy, I was able to recognize motifs, see architectural terms studied in class, and analyze public spaces and what they were used for. This essay explores the functioning of these old-world public spaces when they were first created, the intentions of their planners, and the ways in which these spaces have evolved and adapted over time.


Architectural Morphologies And Mappings Essay, Sophie Cronin 2023 Kennesaw State University

Architectural Morphologies And Mappings Essay, Sophie Cronin

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

In our travels to Florence and Rome we experienced various piazzas and saw how people interacted in those spaces. The piazzas chosen to analyze in this essay are Piazza della Signoria in Florence and Piazza del Popolo in Rome. This essay will analyze how the original design for these spaces translated into modern day use, and compare to modern standards, while also comparing the two piazzas.


Exploring The Multifaceted Spaces Of Villa D’Este Gardens: A Transformative Journey Through Italy, Amelia Horstman 2023 Kennesaw State University

Exploring The Multifaceted Spaces Of Villa D’Este Gardens: A Transformative Journey Through Italy, Amelia Horstman

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Embarking on a study abroad adventure in Italy presented me with the extraordinary opportunity to immerse myself in the architectural wonders of the Villa d’Este Gardens. Nestled in Tivoli, a small town 30 kilometers from Rome, this Renaissance masterpiece captivated my senses and evoked a profound appreciation for the harmonious integration of architecture, landscape design, and historical significance. This essay recounts a historical tapestry of the gardens and my personal experiences and reflections on the diverse array of spaces and moments I encountered within the captivating gardens, revealing the transformative power of this architectural marvel


Explorative And Comparative Essay Of Public Spaces In Florence, Italy Constructed Between The 1200s To 1300s, Especially Focused On The Piazza Della Signoria And Piazza Santissima Annunziata, Ruth Llorente 2023 Kennesaw State University

Explorative And Comparative Essay Of Public Spaces In Florence, Italy Constructed Between The 1200s To 1300s, Especially Focused On The Piazza Della Signoria And Piazza Santissima Annunziata, Ruth Llorente

Architecture Cultures Student Papers

Florence, located in the central region of Italy known as Tuscany, is noted for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and busy cities. While the region has many attractions, its public places, particularly the piazzas, are the most outstanding and special for both locals and visitors. These beautiful squares serve as a lively social center, showcasing Tuscany's rich history, as well as its amazing architecture and everlasting appeal.


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