This density is reflected in the built form, which consists primarily of strata titled units, apartments and flats, including a single Housing Commission of Victoria tower.
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Echoing Archer's metrotown concept, the book recommended establishing an " intermittent grid of metro towns " as the best alternative out of the various urban built forms.
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Many of the houses are listed, including the entire terrace from 12 to 54, built form 1903, and designed by Kensington Town Hall and Kensington Central Library.
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Gradually, the historic built form has been subsumed into the modern housing with no clear distinction created between the older segments of the village, and the modern growth.
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The s mango trees along Mango Avenue at Eimeo provide important tangible evidence of an early phase of North Queensland tourism, little of which survives in built form.
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Because open building rejects functionalism, educators who teach open building help students develop skills in making built form, at various levels of intervention that can accommodate changing function.
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These " bookends " not only draw reference with the chronology of the adjoining context but also serve a formal purpose by creating the outline for the built form.
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Following from Gilles Deleuze's work on affect, she proposes that built forms'affects play a critical role in the daily experiences of individuals and the cultures which develop from them.
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Biomimetic architecture goes beyond using nature as inspiration for the aesthetic components of built form, but instead seeks to use nature to solve problems of the building s functioning.
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The present village has expanded to the south-east along the ridge away from the church and graveyard, with much of the built form developing in the late 20th century.
