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 Ahmad Wani posted on Tuesday, August 03, 2010 - 05:38 am
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i wanted to confirm that do we have to submit the two posters, today by 6pm (IST), or do we have to submit only the 2 page(A4) preliminary design by today evening?
what are the deadlines for each of these?
please try and confirm |
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You can find the 2 deadlines for the 2 submissions on your ideas (both 2 pages of A4 skeches, notes and questions) and the deadline for the 2 poster submissions at
http://www.ideers.bris.ac.uk/Discussion/messages/11/1202.html?1273508853
You first submission today by 6.00 p.m. (IST) is just the 2 A4 pages on your preliminary ideas. |
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Sir,
We have the following doubts.
1. regarding the architectural poster, should the views contain details pertaining to landscaping, parking facility etc..
2. How many floors should the hospital consists of?
3. Should the hospital building be designed as a single building, or can we design it with various blocks within the given 25mx25m area |
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Hello
My answers to your questions are:
1. For the architectural poster we are interested mainly in the external appearance of your building. We don't need any details on landscaping, parking facilities etc, but to make your acrhitectural image more attrcative you can provide a rough idea of what surrounding features could look like.
2. The minimum number of storeys for the real hospital building is 9. However in your model building you will have 1 storey representing 3 storeys in the real building. To understand this better you need to read Section1 of the "Specification for the model building"
3.The hospital must be designed as one building. |
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| Narayanan T posted on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 - 09:39 am
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| sir , is the minimum number of floor plates in the real building is 4 including the ground floor? |
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| Adam Crewe posted on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 - 01:14 pm
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The real building must have a minimum of 9 storeys (i.e. 10 floors including the ground floor). However for the model you will only be building every 3rd floor so the model will have 3 storeys (i.e. 4 floors including the ground floor).
See figure 1 in
http://www.ideers.bris.ac.uk/dynamicdesigns/ModelSpecBrief_India_EN.pdf
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| Does the structural poster requires just a blue print of our model, containing all the floor plan and elevation, also the structural modification? |
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The specification for the structural poster is in section 3.1 of the Stage 1 Brief.
For the drawings of your model, we need sufficient information to understand the structure of your model and whether you have adhered to the rules.
I don't know what you mean by "the structural modification" but we only want drawings of your final design, not your first ideas. |
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| Ahmad Wani posted on Thursday, August 19, 2010 - 04:53 pm
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| i wanted to confirm that should both the posters have the same layout/ texture/ formatting.. or could they be different as well? |
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| Adam Crewe posted on Thursday, August 19, 2010 - 05:00 pm
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| The posters can be in any style you want as long as they contain all the required information. I suspect they that they would probably look more professional if the styles were consistent. However I can also imagine cases where it might be appropriate to change styles. I would suggest you do whatever you think will present your designs best. |
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| Ahmad Wani posted on Friday, August 20, 2010 - 11:12 am
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| in what format are we supposed to submit the posters? (like .pdf , .jpg, .doc, etc ) |
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| The answer to your question is in the Stage 1 Brief Section 3.3 on the "Format for posters". |
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| R Manoj posted on Saturday, August 21, 2010 - 04:19 am
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| Are we supposed to put the different sections that we have calculated and designed for the beams, columns and slabs in the poster?? what about the design calculations?? |
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We are not looking for design calculations or for the sizes of the structural elements in the real building. In Poster 1 “The Structure of the Model Building”, we are looking for sufficient information on your model:
1. though dimensions, to see whether you have understood the rules for the structure of the model; and
2.through words, to see the reasons why you have decided on your selected structural layout.
Remember, that you are designing a poster and that a poster need to be attractive and display only sufficient information to get your main points across. |
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| we are trying since 5:30ist to upload our final poster submission but the server was not responding and thereby we were unable to upload the submission of poster on time please guide us for the same |
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| Adam Crewe posted on Wednesday, August 25, 2010 - 03:13 pm
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| No problem, it is just too many people trying to use the website at once with large files. Just try to get the posters uploaded as soon as you can. We will accept slightly late entries (just not very late ones). |
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| Ahmad Wani posted on Wednesday, August 25, 2010 - 05:45 pm
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sir/madam,
we had submitted our posters on time, but we havent receievd any confirmation as of now.
could you please confirm it for team 18 (Mighty Chinar)
moreover, while going through team profiles today, we encountered that it displays only five of the total six members of our team. this was the link I checked.
http://www.britishcouncil.org/eumd-india-dynamic_design-teamprofile_page2.htm#Te am_18:_Mighty_Chinar
please do the needful sir,
Thanking you,
Team Mighty Chinar |
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| Adam Crewe posted on Wednesday, August 25, 2010 - 06:32 pm
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Yes I have your (Team 18's) posters and I've informed the British Council about the problems with their website.
Thanks |
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| S. Mohanroop posted on Wednesday, August 25, 2010 - 07:57 pm
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Hi,
we have uploaded our posters (TEAM 1 - THE CRESCENTS) again in jpeg as well as in PDF formats and sent it as an email too due the troubles accessing them earlier. Hope it works this time and we would like to confirm if you have received the same. |
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| Ahmad Wani posted on Thursday, August 26, 2010 - 12:42 am
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Thank you for the reply, and your constant support Sir. Participating in this event has itself been a great experience.
Team Mighty Chinar |
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Hi Team 1
We have your posters now.
Thank you. |
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| my name is "NIKHIL SASIDHARAN" from DEQ Team 4. My name has been spelt wrong in the Team profile. I had edited my name in our personal account. And it has not been updated yet. Kindly do the needful.} |
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| Narayanan T posted on Thursday, August 26, 2010 - 01:22 pm
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sir/madam,
we had submitted our posters on time, but we havent receievd any confirmation as of now.
could you please confirm it for team 3 (TREND SETTING ARCHIZ) |
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Hello Sir,
Due to unexpected power cut we submitted our posters 30 minutes late. Kindly confirm the submission.
TEAM 29
NIT ROURKELA |
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Your submission was received and is being considered  |
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Hello sir,
We first submitted the final posters in jpeg format and then in pdf. (The jpeg files were displayed in the message body itself and not as attachments).
We have not received any confirmation as of now. Request you confirm the submission.
Team 4
DEQ Group |
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| my name is "NIKHIL SASIDHARAN" from DEQ Team 4. My name has been spelt wrong in the Team profile (http://www.britishcouncil.org/eumd-india-dynamic_design-teamprofile_page1.htm). I had edited my name in our personal account. And it has not been updated yet. Kindly do the needful. |
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| Li Zhangpeng posted on Friday, September 17, 2010 - 03:09 pm
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sir/madam
I'm from Team 12,Gr.2 of Wuhan University of Tchnoloy.Does Donwell exist in reality or is imagined? What does he stand for? How can we get touch with him? Or all these are supposed? |
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Hi Zhangpeng
As you are fro China, please ask you question in the China section of the discussion forum {http://www.ideers.bris.ac.uk/Discussion/messages/101/2645.html?1284737207,http:/ /www.ideers.bris.ac.uk/Discussion/messages/101/2645.html?1284737207}
This is the section for the India competition. |
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