With the ascent of robotic architecture in academic discourse, we ought to reconsider how understand building cognition. This paper revisits Rietveld Schröder House from 1924 as a precursor building. built-in capacity for change, (now museum and listed UNESCO World Heritage site) has highly adaptable space plan that could be continually reconfigured by its occupants. The agency change is shared...

The experience of gratitude is an important part psychosocial well-being for everyone. With all the daily challenges and unknowns in our lives (especially during pandemic), expressions can provide much needed affirmation to help us get through a tough day lift spirits, even remind why we chose this work. In his book Crave: You Can Enhance Employee Motivation 10 Minutes by Friday (Brand At Work,...

Abstract A new class of sustainable building composite materials is developed, made out recycled fibers waste, sand from crushing inert waste and lime. The come abundant available bio-based or mineral such as cellulose, glass wool, rock wool. comes used instead river which a resource under shortage. Lime is, like the other two constituents, locally. targeted performance minimizing environmental...

In this report we study the problem of building recognition. Given a database of building images, we are interested in classifying a novel view of a building by finding the closest match from the database. We examine the efficacy of local scale-invariant features and their associated descriptors as representations of building appearance and use a simple voting scheme in the recognition phase.

In urban areas, buildings are often used as landmarks for localization. Reliable and efficient recognition of buildings is crucial for enabling this functionality. Motivated by the applications which would enhance visual localization and navigation capabilities we propose in this paper a hierarchical approach for building recognition. In the first recognition stage the model views are indexed b...