When reflecting upon driving system requirements such as security and availability, software architects often face decisions that have a broadly scoped impact on the software architecture. These decisions are the core of the architecting process because they typically have implications intertwined in a multitude of architectural elements and across multiple views. Without a modular representati...

The modernist development of Irkutsk and related issues its toponymy are considered. impact the architectural school 1960s, founders V. Pavlov, Voronezhsky Bukh in urban planning practice is emphasized. necessity to introduce names "sixtiers"into substantiated. It also necessary continue implementation their projects, which will allow solving urgent tasks improvement boulevards – main pedestria...

Architects are enthusiastic about "bioinformed design" as occupant well-being is a primary measure of architectural success. However, architects are also under mounting pressure to create more sustainable buildings. Scientists have a critical opportunity to make the emerging field of microbiology of the built environment more relevant and applicable to real-world design problems by addressing h...

Using the system architects’ specified memory ordering as a function of execution, a multiprocessing system can be verified by monitoring not only that the result of an execution conforms to the required memory model, but that the result is exactly what the system architects intended. This allows a much more thorough verification of the system implementation, because in typical simulations many...

Antipatterns are conceptually similar to patterns in that they document recurring solutions to common design problems. Software Performance Antipatterns document common performance problems in the design as well as their solutions. The definition of performance antipatterns concerns software properties that can include static, dynamic, and deployment aspects. To make use of such knowledge, we p...

The perception of the architectural acoustic environment both architects and non-architects is important. Through interviews with non-architects, theoretical frameworks on for two groups are created in present study. entire process summarised into four steps groups: attitude towards building, design, factors influencing interpretation, outcome environment. Some obvious differences between were ...

Purpose: The purpose of the research is to answer two questions: Which factors do individual clients consider when selecting an architect for the first time? How does the importance attached to these factors vary with the procurement method? Design approach: These questions are answered in a questionnaire survey of commissioned architects for recent clients of architects who have residential pr...