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A plaque located on the front of the block of flats (2-12 Binswood Street, Leamington Spa) marking the official opening of the 'Binswood Street Development' in 1968.
The blocks of flats are owned and managed by Warwick District Council.
Darwin Convention Centre, the Medina Vibe Hotel complex and Darwin Wave Pool form part of the first stage of the Waterfront Development.
1 April 2015 - Mario Pezzini, Director, OECD Development Centre, during 2015 Global Forum on Development, Post-2015 Financing for Sustainable Development
Opening session
OECD Headquarters, Paris, France
Photo: OECD/ Andrew Wheeler
Development Impact and the PhD Scholarship - Tool Kit training held at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor from 30 July - 1 August 2014
Now proudly proclaiming itself as Edlogan Wharf. People will soon be moving into this high density, overpriced development.
I been working on tentacles and managed to rig them so they can interact with other objects but they seem to have mind of there own and wiggle about but it's a cool effect :)
Some developments have brought improvements to this area south of the river, well known for drug junkies and seedy night clubs. Friends of mine live nearby in Bonnington Square. They hate the developments along the river which you can see peeping up behind the railway lines. I was much too kind, giving the title I did, I was told.
The initial phase of development at Wildwood Park is well underway as sidewalks are poured in preparation for parking lot surfacing and boat pier installation (July 6, 2021).
Director-General for the UN Industrial Development Organization, Kandeh K. Yumkella, poses for a photo at the Global Leadership Awards dinner hosted by the UN Foundation and United Nations Association-USA, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2012, in New York. (Gary He/Insider Images for United Nations Foundation)
Event: 2016 Integrated Product Development Trade Show
Location: Ross School of Business
Photographer: Philip Dattilo
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Participants during the session "Drones Delivering Development" at the World Economic Forum - AMNC 17, Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Dalian, People's Republic of China 2017. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Ciaran McCrickard
Images shot during a Talented Player Development Session at Squires Gates Football Club, England on 7 November 2021. Photo by Sam Fielding / SLF Studios
Construction of the natural surface trail is well underway as Wildwood Park development continues on Thursday, April 8.
Groundbreaking of Homart Development at Bethlehem Steel Company, which was never completed; South San Francisco, CA. L-r: Mr. Preston, VP of Homart Development, Gus Nicolopulos.
Sherry Tross, Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI)
Date: October 8, 2013
Place: Washington, DC
Credit: Juan Manuel Herrera/OAS
The Bosch Treasure Hunt encourages visitors to find QR codes at the car exhibition to win prizes and interact further with Bosch. This webapp was developed in PHP/MySQL and HTML/CSS and is compatible with Iphone, Ipad, blackberry and Android smartphones.
From: fruitandflower.org/about-us/
Built in 1928
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"The Helen Gordon Child Development Center is located at the corner of SW Market and 12th. The Center was built in 1928 as the Portland Fruit and Flower Mission. Originally organized by eight school girls to deliver flowers to hospital patients and shut-ins, the Fruit and Flower Society ultimately became Oregon's leading child care center. Additionally, the organization supplied food, clothing, furniture and other items to local charities.
The Portland Fruit and Flower Mission became a full-time child development facility with the help of Helen Gordon, an advocate for young children and their right to have quality child care and pre-school. Childcare began at Portland State University in 1971 as the result of efforts of Gordon and a small, committed group of student mothers who staged a sit-down in the University's President's office. In 1986, the same year it was added to the National Historic Register, the Portland Fruit and Flower Mission was renamed the Helen Gordon Child Development Center (HGCDC) in honor of the achievements made by its namesake.
Not only has PSU succeeded in retaining the social importance of the HGCDC, but it has also recognized the significance in creating an environmentally sustainable building. In 2003, HGCDC was renovated and a new addition was constructed to meet state requirements for energy efficiency and to control lead paint and asbestos.
As an Oregon State Energy Efficiency Design (SEED) project, the renovation called for energy conservation measures (ECMs) to be integrated into the building design. These ECMs include efficient lighting layout and design to minimize the amount of light fixtures, and clear glass in doorways to allow natural light to filter through the hallways to maximize daylight. Other innovative features include natural ventilation in the "piazza" between the original building and the addition. In the form of a chimney effect, heat is drawn out of the building through vents in the ceiling of the "piazza". Exposed utilities throughout hallway ceilings on the first floor and heated floors in the infant and toddler room reduce the need for resources which otherwise would have been needed for ceiling tiles. Overall, the ECMs contribute to an annual savings of about $28,000.
In addition to eliminating inefficient use of energy in the HGCDC, measures were taken to control storm water around the building. A constant problem in the Pacific Northwest, stormwater, if not properly managed, flows over streets and pavement collecting pollutants and carrying them into streams and rivers. To alleviate the problem at the Center, planters were placed at the northwest corner and next to the parking garage to manage water runoff from the roof and playground and to filter out pollutants and reduce volume to improve water quality.
Finally, the project also called for preserving the existing building. Many of the distinctive details of the building that have been preserved include retaining the wood floors and paneling and the sky lights on the top floor. Also, in a unique reuse of a structure, the carriage house is now used as a covered playground for the children!"
From: www.pdx.edu/sustainability/helen-gordon-child-development...
Even numbered SNAP units utilize very compare nuclear reactors to generate power. Drawing shows the SNAP 2 concept.
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Cllr John Lines, Birmingham City Council’s Cabinet Member for Housing, Peter Roach, Chief Executive of the Bournville Village Trust, and The ExtraCare Charitable Trust's Development Director Mark Curran visit the site of the proposed Bournville retirement village on Bristol Road.
These houses are at the top end of what has now been called Canal Street. Work has already been started on the opposite bank of the canal, as evidenced by the Heras fencing along the western bank. Residents will be able to wave at each other across the canal. As can be seen, the caisson dam erected for construction of the new canal bridge, has not yet been removed.
Construction of the natural surface trail is well underway as Wildwood Park development continues on Thursday, April 8.
22 July 2015, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Financing for Development Conference.
Photo credit must be given: ©FAO/Eddy Donkeng. Editorial use only. Copyright ©FAO.
Development Impact and the PhD scholarship - Road Map training, December 2013
Cumberland Lodge, Windsor
UBC’s Dr. Kimberly Schonert-Reichl discusses Vancouver’s groundbreaking 2010 Middle Years Development Instrument (MDI).
More than 3,000 Grade 4 students in Vancouver completed a survey about their feelings, thoughts, assets and strengths. They also shared their needs and wishes during the after-school hours.
These elements are strongly linked to well-being, health, academic achievement, and success throughout the school years and in later life.
A quarter of Grade 4 public school children in Vancouver say that they are not doing well in overall health and well-being.
The finding is included in a new study, the result of a research partnership between the Vancouver School Board, United Way of the Lower Mainland, and the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP).
Learn more: www.uwlm.ca/mdiforum
This picture from September, 1962, is titled East End Development, and includes the street name Great Michael Road. The three cars to the right of the British Railways Scammel three-wheeler look like an Austin 16, a Ford Prefect (or Anglia or Popular), an Austin taxi and an older Ford Popular.