ASCOT redevelopment and expansion / John Benedict C. Dela Cruz

By: Dela Cruz, John Benedict C [author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: Manila : National University, 2016Description: 135 leaves ; 30 cmSubject(s): REDEVELOPMENTLOC classification: UGT COA BSArch .D45 2016
Contents:
Chapter 1. The Problem and it's settings -- Chapter 2. Research Methodology -- Chapter 3. Terms and Reference -- Chapter 4. Data Gathering, Collection and Analysis of Data -- Chapter 5. Design Framework -- Chapter 6. Translations -- Bibliography -- Appendices.
Summary: Converting Aurora State College of Technology from commuter campus to a residential campus by adding up student dwellings in the form of dormitories.
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Thesis Thesis LRC - Architecture
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National University - Manila
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National University - Manila
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Includes bibliographical references.

Chapter 1. The Problem and it's settings -- Chapter 2. Research Methodology -- Chapter 3. Terms and Reference -- Chapter 4. Data Gathering, Collection and Analysis of Data -- Chapter 5. Design Framework -- Chapter 6. Translations -- Bibliography -- Appendices.

Converting Aurora State College of Technology from commuter campus to a residential campus by adding up student dwellings in the form of dormitories.

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