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Architectes : Jaspers-Eyers Architects, Saq, Mass Arch., Michel Janssen
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Democo a construit une nouvelle maison communale à Hasselt en collaboration avec Kumpen. En 2018, un grand nombre de services communaux et le CPAS ont déménagé sur le site de l’ancienne caserne de gendarmerie de la Guffenslaan. Ce bâtiment classé est restauré pour sa nouvelle affectation. Par ailleurs, une nouvelle construction peu énergivore se dresse derrière la caserne. Cette nouvelle maison communale illustre un mariage réussi entre une architecture moderne et des services conviviaux. Le concept de la nouvelle maison communale anticipe déjà la volonté de la ville de fonctionner de manière totalement neutre pour le climat et ce depuis 2020. Ce nouveau bâtiment répond donc aux exigences les plus strictes en matière d’énergie. Le niveau K s’élève à 19 à peine et le niveau E varie autour de 29. Grâce à ces efforts, les coûts énergétiques du patrimoine urbain ne s’élèvent plus qu’à ±40 % de la facture. Avec des mesures telles que des pompes à chaleur géothermiques, des panneaux solaires, un éclairage LED économique et une toiture verte, la maison communale devient l’un des bâtiments communaux les plus durables et économiques de Flandre.
La ville d’Hasselt exploite elle-même 14 000 m² sur les 17 000 m² que compte ce bâtiment. Elle loue la surface résiduelle (3 000 m²) à des tiers afin d’encourager des synergies. On assiste ainsi à l’émergence d’établissements horeca et de magasins dans les quartiers avoisinants. Democo assure la gestion complète du projet en BIM, associé à une ingénierie système.
Architects: Jaspers-Eyers Architects, Saq, Mass Arch., Michel Janssen
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Democo has built a new town hall in Hasselt in collaboration with Kumpen. In 2018, a large number of municipal services and the CPAS moved to the site of the former gendarmerie barracks on Guffenslaan. This listed building is being restored for its new use. In addition, a new energy-efficient building stands behind the barracks. This new town hall illustrates a successful marriage between modern architecture and friendly services. The concept of the new town hall already anticipates the city's desire to operate in a completely climate-neutral way since 2020. This new building therefore meets the strictest energy requirements. Level K is barely 19 and level E varies around 29. Thanks to these efforts, the energy costs of the urban heritage now amount to only ±40% of the bill. With measures such as geothermal heat pumps, solar panels, energy-saving LED lighting and a green roof, the town hall becomes one of the most sustainable and economical town buildings in Flanders.
The city of Hasselt itself operates 14,000 m² of the 17,000 m² in this building. It rents the residual surface (3,000 m²) to third parties in order to encourage synergies. We are thus witnessing the emergence of catering establishments and shops in the neighboring districts. Democo provides complete management of the project in BIM, combined with system engineering.
"Recordação, São Luís do Paraitinga - SP, Brasil - 2014", 04 fotos. Usei a Canon 6D.
"Memory, São Luís do Paraitinga - SP, Brazil - 2014", 04 photos. I used the Canon 6D. Todos direitos reservados para Vivaldo Armelin Júnior!
Architectes : Jaspers-Eyers Architects, Saq, Mass Arch., Michel Janssen
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Democo a construit une nouvelle maison communale à Hasselt en collaboration avec Kumpen. En 2018, un grand nombre de services communaux et le CPAS ont déménagé sur le site de l’ancienne caserne de gendarmerie de la Guffenslaan. Ce bâtiment classé est restauré pour sa nouvelle affectation. Par ailleurs, une nouvelle construction peu énergivore se dresse derrière la caserne. Cette nouvelle maison communale illustre un mariage réussi entre une architecture moderne et des services conviviaux. Le concept de la nouvelle maison communale anticipe déjà la volonté de la ville de fonctionner de manière totalement neutre pour le climat et ce depuis 2020. Ce nouveau bâtiment répond donc aux exigences les plus strictes en matière d’énergie. Le niveau K s’élève à 19 à peine et le niveau E varie autour de 29. Grâce à ces efforts, les coûts énergétiques du patrimoine urbain ne s’élèvent plus qu’à ±40 % de la facture. Avec des mesures telles que des pompes à chaleur géothermiques, des panneaux solaires, un éclairage LED économique et une toiture verte, la maison communale devient l’un des bâtiments communaux les plus durables et économiques de Flandre.
La ville d’Hasselt exploite elle-même 14 000 m² sur les 17 000 m² que compte ce bâtiment. Elle loue la surface résiduelle (3 000 m²) à des tiers afin d’encourager des synergies. On assiste ainsi à l’émergence d’établissements horeca et de magasins dans les quartiers avoisinants. Democo assure la gestion complète du projet en BIM, associé à une ingénierie système.
Architects: Jaspers-Eyers Architects, Saq, Mass Arch., Michel Janssen
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Democo has built a new town hall in Hasselt in collaboration with Kumpen. In 2018, a large number of municipal services and the CPAS moved to the site of the former gendarmerie barracks on Guffenslaan. This listed building is being restored for its new use. In addition, a new energy-efficient building stands behind the barracks. This new town hall illustrates a successful marriage between modern architecture and friendly services. The concept of the new town hall already anticipates the city's desire to operate in a completely climate-neutral way since 2020. This new building therefore meets the strictest energy requirements. Level K is barely 19 and level E varies around 29. Thanks to these efforts, the energy costs of the urban heritage now amount to only ±40% of the bill. With measures such as geothermal heat pumps, solar panels, energy-saving LED lighting and a green roof, the town hall becomes one of the most sustainable and economical town buildings in Flanders.
The city of Hasselt itself operates 14,000 m² of the 17,000 m² in this building. It rents the residual surface (3,000 m²) to third parties in order to encourage synergies. We are thus witnessing the emergence of catering establishments and shops in the neighboring districts. Democo provides complete management of the project in BIM, combined with system engineering.
- Sáq sớm 2 đứa đi ngựa BẤM TÓC :))* xoq baq xún BỜ KÈ tự sướq :X
- Cái đi ăn sáq xoq zề nhà ngựa =))* wậy dã maq take hìh hết gê :)) hìh nhìn tíu tíu =))*
- Cm* + Fav nhìuuuuuuuuu nha mấy CÔ mấy CHÚ :))
- CHÙA BA MÁ CHẾT CHÙM + ĐÉO CÓ CON =))*
Architectes : Jaspers-Eyers Architects, Saq, Mass Arch., Michel Janssen
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Democo a construit une nouvelle maison communale à Hasselt en collaboration avec Kumpen. En 2018, un grand nombre de services communaux et le CPAS ont déménagé sur le site de l’ancienne caserne de gendarmerie de la Guffenslaan. Ce bâtiment classé est restauré pour sa nouvelle affectation. Par ailleurs, une nouvelle construction peu énergivore se dresse derrière la caserne. Cette nouvelle maison communale illustre un mariage réussi entre une architecture moderne et des services conviviaux. Le concept de la nouvelle maison communale anticipe déjà la volonté de la ville de fonctionner de manière totalement neutre pour le climat et ce depuis 2020. Ce nouveau bâtiment répond donc aux exigences les plus strictes en matière d’énergie. Le niveau K s’élève à 19 à peine et le niveau E varie autour de 29. Grâce à ces efforts, les coûts énergétiques du patrimoine urbain ne s’élèvent plus qu’à ±40 % de la facture. Avec des mesures telles que des pompes à chaleur géothermiques, des panneaux solaires, un éclairage LED économique et une toiture verte, la maison communale devient l’un des bâtiments communaux les plus durables et économiques de Flandre.
La ville d’Hasselt exploite elle-même 14 000 m² sur les 17 000 m² que compte ce bâtiment. Elle loue la surface résiduelle (3 000 m²) à des tiers afin d’encourager des synergies. On assiste ainsi à l’émergence d’établissements horeca et de magasins dans les quartiers avoisinants. Democo assure la gestion complète du projet en BIM, associé à une ingénierie système.
Architects: Jaspers-Eyers Architects, Saq, Mass Arch., Michel Janssen
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Democo has built a new town hall in Hasselt in collaboration with Kumpen. In 2018, a large number of municipal services and the CPAS moved to the site of the former gendarmerie barracks on Guffenslaan. This listed building is being restored for its new use. In addition, a new energy-efficient building stands behind the barracks. This new town hall illustrates a successful marriage between modern architecture and friendly services. The concept of the new town hall already anticipates the city's desire to operate in a completely climate-neutral way since 2020. This new building therefore meets the strictest energy requirements. Level K is barely 19 and level E varies around 29. Thanks to these efforts, the energy costs of the urban heritage now amount to only ±40% of the bill. With measures such as geothermal heat pumps, solar panels, energy-saving LED lighting and a green roof, the town hall becomes one of the most sustainable and economical town buildings in Flanders.
The city of Hasselt itself operates 14,000 m² of the 17,000 m² in this building. It rents the residual surface (3,000 m²) to third parties in order to encourage synergies. We are thus witnessing the emergence of catering establishments and shops in the neighboring districts. Democo provides complete management of the project in BIM, combined with system engineering.
- Desc :
Yêu a e đã mấc qá nhìu ...mấc nìm tin mấc nc' mắt và chắc có lẽ bh e đaq mất luôq cã a : )* -
nqta bão e fãi chọn nq iu e chứ đừq chọn nq e iu và e chọn a z. a có iu e hk :-/ hay 1l e lại zô tìh hk pk e đã chọn nq m iu chớ kf nq iu m =)* :'j
Đời giã tạo nên đã vô tình biến e thành 1 diễn viễn bất đắc dĩ =)*
Đời là 1 vỡ bi kịch - diễn viên 9 có nhiệm zụ là Cười - Nhưq làm cko nq xem fãi Khóc \m/ : )*
๑ ♥ ๑ P.s: Khó qá thì cho qa ha :'h : )* Cứ cho là nhữq lời nói dối đó là hoq muốn tuôi Buồn i ;)
Nhớ *7O8*
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Ãnh : Fix mào vs sáq th nhá ^^~
Qáh cái mõ như miếq thịc pò =)*
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More photos and stuff to come. But not tonight--I need to sleep.
Morning edit with background cruft:
The SAQ-12, or "Bobwhite" as it is more commonly known, is a semi-autonomous reconnaisance UAV intended for missions where a constant stream of data traffic between the UAV and its operator could compromise the position of human personnel. It derives its popular name from the rising sequence of tones emitted by the SAQ-12 at the end of its bootup sequence when indicating a clean system health check, which resembles a bird call.
Instead of a realtime remote operator, the Bobwhite relies on a milspec 3SA (Symbolic Synthetic Sophont Architecture) processor specifically engineered to parse mission profiles and rules of engagement written in BELGO (Battlespace Encoding Language, Goal-Oriented). These operating parameters can either be uploaded prior to deployment or pushed in-flight, allowing the SAQ-12 to operate with a certain degree of autonomy for up to 20 hours and respond heuristically to scenarios that challenge the defined mission parameters.
The arming of autonomous or semi-autonomous drones is prohibited by treaty, so the Bobwhite's typical role is limited to reconnaisance. While there are functions and logic in BELGO relating to target acquisition and ordinance management, those APIs were explicitly left out of the 3SA implementation on the Bobwhite and other similar drones. However, there are rumors that some special forces units have managed to circumvent these limitations by spoofing the 3SA into treating weapons systems as if they were cameras, and rerouting target acquisition through the Bobwhite's IFF subroutines.
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Non-Lego parts: Brickarms Modern Combat Helmet (trans-clear) as the drone's "eye", which is illuminated by a single Lifelites LED powered by an eLite Jr.
"Recordação, São Luís do Paraitinga - SP, Brasil - 2014", 04 fotos. Usei a Canon 6D.
"Memory, São Luís do Paraitinga - SP, Brazil - 2014", 04 photos. I used the Canon 6D. Todos direitos reservados para Vivaldo Armelin Júnior!
como asimilar las cosas malas si aun estàn tan cerca? me da tanta pena pensar qe lo mas se qiere es lo qe mas hace daño. me cuesta tanto dar el paso que se supone me harà estar bien, mas tranqila e incluso mas feliz, pero como puede saber el resto lo que se siente realmente dentro? me gustarìa ser mas fuerte, asi como mi hermana qe soporta mucho mas dolor qe yo, ella no se enferma nunca, en cambio yo, un par de veces durante el año. tambièn me gustarìa pensar menos, estoy segura de qe eso me harìa vivir mas tranqila. qiero tanto volver a mis flores, pero no aparece qien yo qiero, por mientras tengo a volter, la mejor terapia de todas. me siento mal a veces de qerer tanto a un perro, me sentirè tan sola en el fondo? una vez el iguana me dijo qe las personas qe tienen mascotas es por qe tienen porblemas para relacionarse con las personas, y yo creo qe en mi caso le achuntò. me gustarìa tanto ser una persona promedio a veces, sin grandes preocupaciones mas qe comprar y esas cosas qe le interesan a la gente normal, con relaciones superficiales, poco solidarios, a veces ser diferente le trae problemas a uno, pero no importa, eso mas afirma nuestra convicciòn. qiero ser mas fuerte y qe no me duela tanto crecer, pero crecer dando pasos al lado y despuès adelante. parece qe no todas las cosas qe a uno le gustan le hacen bien, es como los saqes, a la gente le gustan pero los hace ponerse piantes al punto de parecer muebles mas qe personas. a mi nunca me ha gustado esa droga, pero parece qe me gusta otra, qe me volviò mas loca de lo qe estaba hace mas de dos años atras.
h.nay bao hại :)) mà vuôi lắm nói ngày cuối mà có ai buồn âu jỡn um sùm:))
Sáq sớm zô chưa zì qăg bột năq - kim tuyến từa lưa :)) Xém xíu nữa là nguyên lớp bị đuỗi r`!
Hình nhìn mặt đứa nào cũq hớn :x
tui là tui thưn mí fens lắm đó :) hè r` ít gặp nhao :( buồn ha :(
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Cmt + Fav dùm Po nha nha :X
ES-SAQ - Airbus A-320-214 - easyJet (operated by SmartLynx Airlines - leased from AerCap)
at Duesseldorf International Airport (DUS)
c/n 984 - built in 1999 for ILFC/China Northwest Airlines -
operated by SmartLynx since 2016 (first with reg. YL-LCR) -
operating for easyJet in the start-up phase of their new German operations
(Photo: G. Dickmann)
HISTORY UPDATED - Stored at Kaunus, Estonia.
Leased to easyJet Europe by SmartLynx Airlines Estonia in all white livery with small 'easyJet' stickers.
First flown with the Airbus test registration F-WWDI, this aircraft was delivered to ILFC International Lease Finance Corporation and leased to China Northern Airlines as B-2205 in Apr-99. China Northern was merged into China Eastern Airlines in Dec-02. It was returned to the lessor as EI-FMN in Jan-16 and stored at Woensdrecht (Netherlands). The aircraft was leased to SmartLynx Airlines as YL-LCR in Mar-16. It was sub-leased to SmartLynx Airlines Estonia as ES-SAQ in Mar-17 and placed on summer sub-lease with El Al Israel Airlines between Apr/Nov-17. It was sub-leased to easyJet Europe in Jan-18, based at Berlin-Tegel. The aircraft was returned to SmartLynx Estonia in Oct-18. It was wet-leased to Jet2,com for two weeks in Jun-18 and the to TUI Airlines Belgium on 27-Jun-19 and returned to SmartLynx Estonia in Oct-19 when it was again wet-leased to Jet2,com until Nov-19. The aircraft was stored at Tallinn, Estonia in Mar-20 due to the the COVID-19 Pandemic. It was moved to Kaunas, Lithuania in Aug-20 for futher storage. Stored, updated (Nov-20).
Airline: EasyJet (SmartLynx Estonia)
Aircraft: Airbus A320-200
Registration: ES-SAQ
C/n: 984
Time & Location: 31.03.2018, EFHK, Finland
Remarks: Leased from SmartLynx Estonia.
ES-SAQ - Airbus A-320-214 - easyJet (operated by SmartLynx Airlines - leased from AerCap)
at Duesseldorf International Airport (DUS)
c/n 984 - built in 1999 for ILFC/China Northwest Airlines -
operated by SmartLynx since 2016 (first with reg. YL-LCR) -
operating for easyJet in the start-up phase of their new German operations
(Photo: G. Dickmann)
que hice hoy ? me levante, obvio :) mi mami me llevo el desayuno a la cama como todos los dias me vesti y fui al colegio e.e cache las listas de CAA me devolvieron el celu :):) me fui hasta rojas magallanes con las niñas el anton y el giovanni :Q fui a ver si habia buzo de mi talla y me dijeron NO ESTUPIDA :Q tome el metro (anduve una estacion y me baje xd) camine a mi casa almorse, me meti al pc un rato, vi tele, me saqe esta foto XD y nada mas, que dia mas fome no e.e
No se para que escribo estas estupideces si nadie las lee x) ahora escucho una cancion super buena pero no dire como se llama o si no todos la conoceran y ya no sera tan buena e_e adios gente del mundo flickr, besitos a todos (L)
More angles of the Bobwhite.
The SAQ-12, or "Bobwhite" as it is more commonly known, is a semi-autonomous reconnaisance UAV intended for missions where a constant stream of data traffic between the UAV and its operator could compromise the position of human personnel. It derives its popular name from the rising sequence of tones emitted by the SAQ-12 at the end of its bootup sequence when indicating a clean system health check, which resembles a bird call.
Instead of a realtime remote operator, the Bobwhite relies on a milspec 3SA (Symbolic Synthetic Sophont Architecture) processor specifically engineered to parse mission profiles and rules of engagement written in BELGO (Battlespace Encoding Language, Goal-Oriented). These operating parameters can either be uploaded prior to deployment or pushed in-flight, allowing the SAQ-12 to operate with a certain degree of autonomy for up to 20 hours and respond heuristically to scenarios that challenge the defined mission parameters.
The arming of autonomous or semi-autonomous drones is prohibited by treaty, so the Bobwhite's typical role is limited to reconnaisance. While there are functions and logic in BELGO relating to target acquisition and ordinance management, those APIs were explicitly left out of the 3SA implementation on the Bobwhite and other similar drones. However, there are rumors that some special forces units have managed to circumvent these limitations by spoofing the 3SA into treating weapons systems as if they were cameras, and rerouting target acquisition through the Bobwhite's IFF subroutines.
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Non-Lego parts: Brickarms Modern Combat Helmet (trans-clear) as the drone's "eye", which is illuminated by a single Lifelites LED powered by an eLite Jr.
More angles of the Bobwhite.
The SAQ-12, or "Bobwhite" as it is more commonly known, is a semi-autonomous reconnaisance UAV intended for missions where a constant stream of data traffic between the UAV and its operator could compromise the position of human personnel. It derives its popular name from the rising sequence of tones emitted by the SAQ-12 at the end of its bootup sequence when indicating a clean system health check, which resembles a bird call.
Instead of a realtime remote operator, the Bobwhite relies on a milspec 3SA (Symbolic Synthetic Sophont Architecture) processor specifically engineered to parse mission profiles and rules of engagement written in BELGO (Battlespace Encoding Language, Goal-Oriented). These operating parameters can either be uploaded prior to deployment or pushed in-flight, allowing the SAQ-12 to operate with a certain degree of autonomy for up to 20 hours and respond heuristically to scenarios that challenge the defined mission parameters.
The arming of autonomous or semi-autonomous drones is prohibited by treaty, so the Bobwhite's typical role is limited to reconnaisance. While there are functions and logic in BELGO relating to target acquisition and ordinance management, those APIs were explicitly left out of the 3SA implementation on the Bobwhite and other similar drones. However, there are rumors that some special forces units have managed to circumvent these limitations by spoofing the 3SA into treating weapons systems as if they were cameras, and rerouting target acquisition through the Bobwhite's IFF subroutines.
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Non-Lego parts: Brickarms Modern Combat Helmet (trans-clear) as the drone's "eye", which is illuminated by a single Lifelites LED powered by an eLite Jr.
Zürich (- Kloten) (ZRH / LSZH)
Switzerland 5.2018
First Flight 4.1999
Del. 4.1999 to China Northwest Airlines B-2205
China Eastern Airlines B-2205
Apollo Aviation EI-FMN
Smartlynx YL-LCR
JetairFly YL-LCR
Smartlynx YL-LCR
Smartlynx Estonia ES-SAQ
easyJet ES-SAQ ✔
More angles of the Bobwhite.
The SAQ-12, or "Bobwhite" as it is more commonly known, is a semi-autonomous reconnaisance UAV intended for missions where a constant stream of data traffic between the UAV and its operator could compromise the position of human personnel. It derives its popular name from the rising sequence of tones emitted by the SAQ-12 at the end of its bootup sequence when indicating a clean system health check, which resembles a bird call.
Instead of a realtime remote operator, the Bobwhite relies on a milspec 3SA (Symbolic Synthetic Sophont Architecture) processor specifically engineered to parse mission profiles and rules of engagement written in BELGO (Battlespace Encoding Language, Goal-Oriented). These operating parameters can either be uploaded prior to deployment or pushed in-flight, allowing the SAQ-12 to operate with a certain degree of autonomy for up to 20 hours and respond heuristically to scenarios that challenge the defined mission parameters.
The arming of autonomous or semi-autonomous drones is prohibited by treaty, so the Bobwhite's typical role is limited to reconnaisance. While there are functions and logic in BELGO relating to target acquisition and ordinance management, those APIs were explicitly left out of the 3SA implementation on the Bobwhite and other similar drones. However, there are rumors that some special forces units have managed to circumvent these limitations by spoofing the 3SA into treating weapons systems as if they were cameras, and rerouting target acquisition through the Bobwhite's IFF subroutines.
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Non-Lego parts: Brickarms Modern Combat Helmet (trans-clear) as the drone's "eye", which is illuminated by a single Lifelites LED powered by an eLite Jr.