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Cartner, Kelly. "CASE STUDY ON INCLUSIVE DESIGN AND OPERATIONS AT ONE CAMPUS RECREATION CENTER." Scholarly Commons, 2018. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/uop_etds/3536.
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The case study highlights the evaluation of one campus recreation center in terms of its inclusive design and operation on the basis of physical disability inclusion. Because of the plethora of barriers in campus recreation centers, those with physical disabilities are limited in their recreation choices and do not take part in recreation as their able-bodied counterparts. This study measures, observers, and evaluates one campus recreation center to determine its level of inclusiveness for those with physical disabilities. The AIMFREE survey was conducted along with observations and extensive interviews with staff that run the campus recreation center and those with physical disabilities that have attended the recreation facility. Results from six interviews, a focus group, the AIMFREE survey, and observations have yielded four main themes. The environment lacks inclusivity that results from financial, attitudinal, and social barriers. Attitudinal barriers to inclusivity occur at three main levels: administration, the staff and users of the facility. As a result, the recreation center is also not socially constructed for inclusivity. The goal of this research is to create change in the studied setting. As a result of investigating inclusivity at one recreation center, several areas of improvement emerged and can be used to implement change at campus recreation centers alike.
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Gebhardt, Tomáš. "Favorit Brno / cyklistický stadion - bikrosová dráha / - architektonická studie - design." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta stavební, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-399900.
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The thesis was preceded by a specialized atelierwork "architectural study of BMX track of the Favorit Brno. Further elaboration of the architectural and urban study of the sports complex in Komárov with the presumption of the dominant of the cycling hall. Evaluation of existing buildings and newly designed sports facilities. The diploma thesis deals with the development of a new concept of the area, where it will have its place for both professional and recreational sports. The aim of the proposal is to create a significant area both professional and recreational sport. The main part of the work is devoted to the design of o new cycling stadium owned but TJ Favoritisms Brno. The hall should have sufficient capacity and facilities to hold international sporting events in cycling. At the same time it should be useful for smaller races and other events. Another requirement is that the stadium can provide enough facilities for the TJ Favorit Brno cycling club. The home base is currently a cycling stadium at the Brno Exhibition Grounds. This stadium is currently inadequate, serving only as a training course. It does not meet conditions of the international Federation od UCI. The design of the variable space of the hall deserves a further attention at least, because it will serve athletics of other sporting events. The cycling stadium is located in the northern part of the grounds. It place emphasis on the scattered surfaces in the immediate vicinity of the stadium, easy orientation and layout of entries from all sides of the object, separation of athletes from spectators. The main expressive element is two masses, one of which allows the public to climb the ramp along the perimeter of the stadium to lookout points. From the ramp you can see the action inside the stadium. The attractiveness of the entire area is enhanced by the proposed traffic playground and bombrack. The total area will be separated from traffic. 3 new car parks will be built in the area.
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Ayon, Tay Katherine Eyleen Kam. "Centro de alto rendimiento deportivo en la provincia de Paita." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653148.
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El Centro de Alto Rendimiento Deportivo (CARD) en la Provincia de Paita, es un proyecto que nace a partir de mi interés por la falta de infraestructura deportiva, espacios verdes y de recreación en el lugar y por mi pasión por la práctica del deporte.
En el Perú existe CARD teniendo como similitud estar ubicados en la capital, por ende este proyecto situado al norte del país busca descentralizar la demanda de deportistas y la oportunidad de dar un mejor futuro económico, social, etc.
Este Centro contará con áreas de alojamiento, entrenamiento, administración, centro médico.
Mi proyecto integra todos los polideportivos sin afectar el uso independiente de cada uno de ellos.The High Performance Sports Center (CARD) in the Province of Paita, is a project that was born from my interest in the lack of sports infrastructure, green spaces and recreation in the place and my passion for practicing sport. In Peru there is CARD having as a similarity being located in the capital, therefore this project located in the north of the country seeks to decentralize the demand for athletes and the opportunity to give a better economic, social future, etc. This Center will have areas of accommodation, training, administration, medical center. My project integrates all the sports centers without affecting the independent use of each one of them.
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Chan, Ping-Cheung Patrick. "Relevant attributes in assessment for design features of indoor games halls the application of importance-performance analysis /." [Bloomington, Ind.] : Indiana University, 2005. http://www.oregonpdf.org.
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Ortiz, Sánchez Alonzo. "Centro Deportivo Acuático en el Callao." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/652628.
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El bajo rendimiento de las selecciones de la FDPN y la falta de infraestructura deportiva adecuada, vinculado con el mal diseño urbano ha suscitado que existe una necesidad en potenciar estos puntos y un nuevo lugar que funcione como hito tanto urbano como deportivo. Dentro de este fenómeno, el IPD, la FDPN y Municipalidad del Callao se han visto afectadas directamente debido al déficit de espacios tanto públicos como deportivos y vinculados entre sí. Sumando este problema a la necesidad general de espacio público de la ciudad, se decidió plantear crear un centro deportivo que funcionará como un equipamiento para el distrito y además abastecerá con crear deportistas adecuados para competencias y resultados.
El proyecto enfatiza la idea del vínculo e integración. La idea es generar una atmosfera de confraternización, inspirando y concientizando a los deportistas de todos los niveles a través de una comunicación mutua, vinculándose unos con otros. Esto se logra a través de una red de espacios vinculadores, donde se fomenta la congregación y encuentro de deportistas experimentados y los amateurs experimentas sensaciones producidas por la tectónica y contacto con los elementos naturales.
Además, el proyecto trabaja una innovación con la materialidad. Se usa en gran parte madera laminada como coberturas. La utilización de la madera laminada es algo nuevo en este tipo de proyectos para el país. La idea nace de tener una cobertura con la cual sea menos impactante en el medio ambiente, así como una más resistente en caso de sismo y al fuego.The poor performance of the FDPN teams and the lack of adequate sports infrastructure, linked to poor urban design has raised the need to strengthen these points and a new place that functions as both urban and sports landmarks. Within this phenomenon, the IPD, the FDPN and the Municipality of Callao have been directly affected due to the deficit of both public and sports and interlinked spaces. Adding this problem to the general need for public space in the city, it was decided to create a sports center that will function as an equipment for the district and provide adequate sports for competitions and results. The project emphasizes the idea of the link and integration. The idea is to generate an atmosphere of fraternization, inspiring and raising awareness among athletes of all levels through mutual communication, linking with each other. This is achieved through a network of binding spaces, where the congregation and meeting of experienced athletes is encouraged, and amateurs experience sensations produced by tectonics and contact with natural elements. In addition, the project works an innovation with materiality. Laminated wood is largely used as toppings. The use of laminated wood is something new in this type of projects for the country. The idea stems from having a coverage with which it is less impactful on the environment as well as a more resistant in case of earthquake and fire.
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Roakes, Sally J. "An aquatic and racquet center for the Federal City." Thesis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1985. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/53085.
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All material in nature, the mountains and the streams and the air and we, are made of Light which has been spent, and this crumpled mass called material casts a shadow, and the shadow belongs to Light.
Louis I. Kahn¹
I like complexity and contradiction in architecture. I do not like the incoherence or arbitrariness of incompetent architecture nor the precious intricacies of picturesqueness or expressionism. Instead, I speak of a complex and contradictory architecture based on the richness and ambiguity of modern experience, including that experience which is inherent in art.
Robert Venturi²Master of Architecture
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Horčičková, Anastázie. "Favorit Brno / cyklistický stadion - bikrosová dráha / - architektonická studie - design." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta stavební, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-399931.
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The aim of the diploma thesis is the architectural design of the stadium for track cycling. It deals with a covered hall, which is located in the area of Komárov on the territory of the sports resort Hněvkovského. The urban design ofthe territory is elaborated simultaneously with the study of the hall. The resort offers a wide range of sport fields for recreational as well as top athletes, and the new velodrome hall should dominate the entire area. The buildingprovides background for the important cycling club TJ Favorit Brno. It also responds to the current requirements of track cycling and thus enables the organization of international races.
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Mullane, Sarah. "Development of a user-centred design methodology to accommodate changing hardware and software user requirements in the sports domain." Thesis, Loughborough University, 2012. https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/2134/10191.
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The research presented in this thesis focuses on the development of wireless, real time performance monitoring technology within the resistance training domain using a user-centred design methodology. The functionality of current performance monitoring technology and differences in monitoring ability is investigated through comparative force platform, video and accelerometer testing and analysis. Determining the complexity of resistance training exercises and whether performance variable profiles such as acceleration, velocity and power can be used to characterise lifts is also investigated. A structured user-centred design process suitable for the sporting domain is proposed and followed throughout the research to consider the collection, analysis and communication of performance data. Identifying the user requirements and developing both hardware and software to meet the requirements also forms a major part of the research. The results indicate that as the exercise complexity increases, the requirement for sophisticated technology increases. A simple tri-axial accelerometer can be used to monitor simple linear exercises at the recreational level. Gyroscope technology is required to monitor complex exercises in which rotation of the bar occurs. Force platform technology is required at the elite level to monitor the distribution of force and resultant balance throughout a lift (bilateral difference). An integrated system consisting of an Inertial Measurement Unit (both accelerometer and gyroscope technology) and a double plate force platform is required to accurately monitor performance in the resistance training domain at the elite level.
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Dinis, Manuela Gonçalves. "Design de comunicação e cultura desportiva." Master's thesis, Universidade de Lisboa. Faculdade de Arquitetura, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/10764.
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McGUIRE, KATHRYN McCORMICK. "BODIES AT PLAY." University of Cincinnati / OhioLINK, 2001. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=ucin983565700.
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梁人強 and Yan-keung Liang. "Indoor aqua sports centre." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1994. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31982104.
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Montero, Cavero Gonzalo Adolfo. "Centro deportivo en Villa María del Triunfo." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/657115.
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La presente investigación y posterior proyecto arquitectónico, busca la aplicación de la teoría de límites difusos propuesta por el arquitecto Toyo Ito en arquitectura de tipología deportiva, el cual se ha denominado como “centro deportivo”. El objetivo es contrarrestar la situación actual de este tipo de infraestructura en el Perú, la cual tiene una predisposición de colocar bordes urbanos físicos que se encuentren desconectados de su entorno. Para ello, se busca generar relaciones exteriores-interiores través del concepto de límite, espacios públicos y diferentes grados de permeabilidad en el edificio, los cuales abarcan su estructura, forma espacialidad y funcionalidad.
El proyecto se ubicará en Villa María del Triunfo y será de carácter público distrital. Tendrá una vocación catalogada como “Deporte para TODOS”, la cual es una iniciativa de carácter social que tiene el fin de llegar a los usuarios de todas las edades dentro del radio de influencia.
Por otro lado, se enfocará los usos hacia el deporte de masificación, recreacional, formativo y competitivo en una categoría no federada.
Por último, también se aprovechará la flexibilidad de los pabellones deportivos y espacios públicos al aire libre, para albergar otros usos compatibles con el deporte y que pueden generar un mayor aporte a la vida comunitaria de la zona.The present research and architectural project search the application of the theory of blurring limits proposed by the architect Toyo Ito, in sport architecture typology, which has been called “Sport Centre”. The objective is to counter the current situation of this type in Peru, which has a predisposition to place physical urban limits that are disconnected from the environment. For this, it searches to generate interior-exterior connection through the blurring limit concept public spaces and different degrees of permeability in the structure, spatial, form and functionality from the building. The project will be in Villa María del Triunfo and will be of a public and district category. It will be cataloged as “Sport for all”. This is a social initiative that has the objective to reach users of all ages into the influence radius. On the other hand, the sports will be focused on massification, recreational, training and competitive sports in a non-federated category. Finally, the flexibility of the sport halls and public outdoor spaces will allow for the other uses that are compatible with sport, generating a greater contribution to the community of the area.
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Porras, Salazar Claudia Eloisa. "Polideportivo de Chachapoyas." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/655724.
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Este trabajo se realizó basándose en el análisis y situación de infraestructura deportiva en la región Amazonas; desarrollándose así la propuesta del proyecto en la ciudad de Chachapoyas, en la que el porcentaje de población dedicada al deporte supera el 50% de la población total e incluye más de diez disciplinas practicadas según datos del IPD, para lo que existe actualmente solo tres infraestructuras deportivas que no cubren ni la capacidad, ni la variedad de deportes practicados. De esta manera se propone un polideportivo que aparte de cubrir la demanda y necesidades deportivas de la población de Chachapoyas, ayude a repotenciar la identidad de la ciudad, con la propuesta arquitectónica basada en el regionalismo crítico, ya que a pesar de la conservación de la arquitectura tradicional existente, se ha estado perdiendo la identidad por parte de los ciudadanos, vista en el desarrollo y ampliación de la ciudad, la que se está realizando en base a la producción en masa y a la copia de patrones externos.This work was carried out based on the analysis and situation of sports infrastructure in the Amazon region; thus developing the project proposal in the city of Chachapoyas, in which the percentage of population dedicated to sport exceeds 50% of the total population and includes more than ten disciplines practiced according to IPD data, for which there are currently only three infrastructures sports that do not cover neither the capacity nor the variety of sports practiced. In this way, a Sports Center is proposed that apart from meeting the sporting needs and demands of the population of Chachapoyas, helps to repower the identity of the city, with the architectural proposal based on critical regionalism, since despite the conservation of the Existing traditional architecture, the identity of citizens has been lost, seen in the development and expansion of the city, which is being carried out based on mass production and copying of external patterns.
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Davis, Janet Scott. "Design of a Blacksburg recreation facility." Thesis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1993. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/52128.
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"Since we move in time through a sequence of spaces, we experience a space in relation to where we've been and where we anticipate going." Francis Ching
This thesis illustrates the exploration of path and space relationships to establish an order for supporting a range of activities.Master of Architecture
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Jaroš, Zdeněk. "Návrh systémové elektroinstalace sportovní haly." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta elektrotechniky a komunikačních technologií, 2020. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-413127.
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This diploma thesis focused on designing of systematic wiring of multifunctional sports centrum. The work is divided into two parts. The first part of the work is dealing with definitions and principles necessary for electrical project documentation. There is a presentation of the KNX bus control system, which is chosen for the implementation of the systematic wiring of the sports centrum. There is also an overview of currently used systems for wiring control. At the end, the design of artificial and emergency lighting is processed using a computer program. The content of the second part of the work is a complete project documentation for construction of the multifunctional sports hall using the KNX bus system. Furthermore, the documentation draws the design of power and data distribution to the relevant floor plans of the building, the design of power and system switchboards, an overview scheme of power distribution, topology of the KNX system, budget and technical report.
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詹智聰 and Chi-chung Samuel Jim. "Sport-resort centre in Tuen Mun." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1998. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31984605.
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Sturm, Dennis. "Wireless Multi-Sensor Feedback Systems for SportsPerformance Monitoring : Design and Development." Doctoral thesis, KTH, Medicinska sensorer, signaler och system (MSSS), 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-101159.
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Wireless applications have become a common part of daily life. Whether it is mobile phones, the Wi-Fi router at home, the keycard which has replaced the car key, a radio frequency identification access system to a building or a Bluetooth headset for your computer or phone, the means of modern wireless data exchange is an omnipresent technology. In sports, the market is in its infancy for wireless, technical applications or gadgets. Only heart rate monitors and GPS watches are currently used by recreational athletes. Even though most of the larger sports equipment companies regularly launch new products related to sports performance monitoring and mobile phone technology, product innovation leaps are rare.In this work the design of a wireless sports performance measurement platform is presented. Using the example of kayaking, this platform is configured as a paddle performance measuring system, the Kayak XL System, which can monitor propulsive paddle force, paddle kinematics and boat velocity, interalia. A common mobile phone platform has been chosen as the user interface for this system. The design approach focussing on user requests, demands and expectations in combination with the process of iterative technical development are unveiled in this thesis. An evaluation of the system is presented and the work is finalised with an overview of further systems which have been designed based on the developed measurement platform. The Kayak XL System is a flexible system designed to be mounted onto any standard kayak paddle and installed in any competition kayak. Versatility, unobtrusiveness and usability were major design concerns. The developed system consists of four modules plus a software which has been designed for Android mobile phones. The phone communicates with each of the four modules trough Bluetooth radio. These four modules are also referred to as nodes and have specific measurement purposes. Two nodes have been designed to measure paddle force and kinematics, one node has the purpose to measure foot stretcher force and boat motion data, and the fourth node enables a more convenient method of calibrating paddle force measurement. The fourth node is therefore only needed prior to performance data acquisition. Results show that paddle and foot stretcher force can be measured with a resolution below 1N after calibration. Installing the paddle nodes on a previously configured paddle without repeated calibration is facilitated with the compromise of a doubled error margin. The default sampling frequency is set to 100 Hz and can, like all system parameters, be configured on the mobile phone. Real-time computation of complex performance parameters is only limited by the phone CPU. The system adds twice 109 g to the paddle and approximately 850 g to the kayak, excluding the mass of the mobile phoneQC 20120827
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Chan, Yiu-lun Tony, and 陳銚倫. "Aquatic sports resort at the Former High Island Detention Centre." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2004. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B3198700X.
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謝啓倫 and Kai-lun Alan Tse. "Aquatic leisure & training centre at Stanley." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1999. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31984848.
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Chan, Pan-hang Marco, and 陳品衡. "Redevelopment of Macpherson Playground and Queen Elizabeth II Youth Centre." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1997. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31983200.
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涂康年 and Hong-nin Stanley Tho. "An aquatic leisure centre." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 1997. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B31983649.
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Burke, Daniel P. "Fairfax County Park Authority sports and recreational facility." Thesis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1988. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/53721.
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"The room is not only the beginning of architecture: it is an extension of self. If you think about it, you realize that you don't say the same thing in a small room that you say in a large room. If I were to speak in a great hall, I would have to pick one person who smiles at me in order to be able to speak at all.
"The large room and the small room, the tall room and the low room, the room with the fireplace and the room without, all become great events in your mind. You begin to think, not what are the requirements, but rather what are the elements of architecture that you can employ to make an environment in which it is good to learn, good to live, or good to work." Louis I Kahn¹
"A good structural organism worked out passionately in detail and in general appearance is essential to good architecture, structural architecture leads to that synthesis of static—aesthetic activity, technical knowledge and mastery of execution which produced the masterpieces of the past." Pier Luigi Nervi²Master of Architecture
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Robinson, Scott. "Sports in the City: The Arena as Community Center." Oxford, Ohio : Miami University, 2002. http://www.ohiolink.edu/etd/view.cgi?miami1026254061.
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Thesis (M. of Arch.)--Miami University, Dept. of Architecture and Interior Design, 2002.Title from first page of PDF document. Document formatted into pages; contains iv, 176 p. : ill. Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-176).
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Gao, Yuan. "Sports Center (relationship between architectural space and exercise performance)." Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/90782.
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Function is the first priority of designing architecture. Function lets architectural space serve human body movement properly.
Today, there are many sport centers( gyms) for people to choose. Most of the gyms are simply rooms with machines. Athough their spaces can fulfill the basic demands of a workout gym (function), the function of gym design is not only to give people spacce to work out, but slao to use the architectural space to improve exercise performance.
As a bodybuilder and powerlifter for seven years, I have competed in bodybuilding. I am also planning to compete in powerlifting. So, I want to use my knowledge and experience of training to imrove the exercise performance through design of the architectural space.Master of Architecture
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Van, Slingerland Krista. "Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of a Sport-Focused Mental Health Service Delivery Model Within a Canadian Centre for Mental Health and Sport." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/42792.
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The overall aim of this Participatory Action Research (PAR; Chevalier & Buckles, 2013; Lewin, 1946) project was to design, implement, and evaluate a specialized sport-focused mental health service delivery model for competitive and high-performance athletes, integrated within a broader Canadian Centre for Mental Health and Sport (CCMHS). A transformative mixed methods research design (Cresswell, 2014) guided by the PAR approach was employed across three phases during which (a) a sport-specific mental health service delivery model for competitive and high-performance athletes was collaboratively designed by stakeholders (Design Phase [Study 1]), (b) the model was pilot-tested within the CCMHS (Implementation Phase [Study 2]), and (c) the model was evaluated to understand whether practitioners and service-users perceived the care delivered / received within the model to be acceptable and appropriate (Evaluation Phase [Study 3]). Design Phase (Study 1). The purpose of study 1 was to (a) perform an environmental scan of the Canadian mental health care and sport contexts, and (b) design a sport-focused mental health service delivery model for competitive and high-performance athletes within a broader CCMHS. To meet these objectives, 20 stakeholders from the sport and mental health sectors explored (a) the availability and effectiveness of mental health care for competitive and high-performance Canadian athletes, and (b) the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats associated with creating a CCMHS, via two iterations of stakeholder-led focus groups (Rio-Roberts, 2011). The resulting data informed a subsequent Group Concept Mapping (GCM; Burke et al., 2005; Kane & Trochim, 2007; Rosas & Kane, 2012) activity undertaken by stakeholders, which produced an actionable framework (i.e., concept map) organized into six clusters that visually represented the elements (e.g., services, personnel, organizational structures) that stakeholders deemed important to include in the sport-focused mental health care model (e.g., bilingual services, a triage system, sport-specialized practitioners). In addition, the results revealed that misconceptions about the competitive and high-performance population’s mental health and experience of mental illness were widespread and required clarification before significant advances could be made. This led the group to develop six principles designed to establish a common language and understanding upon which to build effective models of mental health care, improved programming, and strategic education for Canada’s competitive and high-performance athletes, coaches, and organizations (Article 1). The framework that emerged from the GCM activity served to guide the remainder of the project, and supported actions (e.g., develop eligibility criteria to access services, hire a team of mental health practitioners with sport competencies [i.e., CCMHS Care Team]) to build the CCMHS and test the model during the Implementation Phase (Article 2). Implementation Phase (Study 2). The purpose of study 2 was to pilot test the mental health service delivery model designed during the first phase of the research project. To do so, an illustrative case study (Keegan et al., 2017; Stake, 1995, 2005) was carried out to demonstrate how (i.e., intake, referral, and service delivery processes) the CCMHS Care Team provided mental health care to a high-performance athlete, and what outcomes resulted from this process. Data to inform the case study was gathered through a review of the service-user’s clinical documents (e.g., intake summary, session notes), and qualitative interviews (n = 2) with the athlete’s Collaborative Care Team lead and the CCMHS Care Coordinator. Document analysis (Bowen, 2009) was used to organize the details of the case found within clinical documents under the categories of the case study framework (i.e., intake and referral process, service-user description, integrated care plan, and outcomes), while a conventional descriptive content analysis (Hsieh & Shannon, 2005) served to extract salient data from the interviews to further build out the case study. Results revealed that sport significantly influenced the onset and experience of mental illness for the athlete service-user. The lead practitioner’s sport-specific knowledge played a significant role in the diagnosis, treatment and recovery of this athlete given the nature of the athlete’s concerns and high athletic identity. Findings support the notion that specialized mental health care models and teams are necessary to address sport-related factors that can pose unique threats to the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness in athletes (Article 3). Implementation Phase (Study 3). The purpose of study 3 was to evaluate the acceptability and appropriateness of the mental health service delivery model designed during Phase 1 and implemented during Phase 2. Qualitative data from three sources (CCMHS practitioners, CCMHS service-users, and CCMHS stakeholders) were collected and analyzed using a multi-step, multi-method process, including16 one-on-one semi-structured interviews with CCMHS practitioners (n = 10) and service-users (n = 6), and a meeting with CCMHS stakeholders (captured via meeting minutes). In addition, 47 documents (e.g., clinical, procedural) created during the implementation phase of the project by CCMHS team members (i.e., practitioners, stakeholders, members of the board of directors) were used to triangulate the other data (Carter, Bryant-Lukosius, DiCenso, Blythe, and Neville, 2014). The Framework Method (Gale et al., 2013; Ritchie and Spencer, 1994) was used to analyze, synthesize, integrate, and interpret the dataset. The deductive data analysis approach taken was guided by the seven components of acceptability developed by Sekhon and colleagues (2017), and the Canadian Medical Association’s definition of appropriate care. Findings showed that the care provided and received within the CCMHS service delivery model was perceived to be acceptable and appropriate, and each component of the model uniquely contributed to practitioner and service-user experiences. For example, the collaborative interdisciplinary approach contributed to the ethicality of the model, promoted the professional development of team members, and enabled Pan-Canadian service provision. The sport-centered nature of care was perceived to enhance the ethicality of services delivered, effectiveness of care, and affective experience of service-users. Implications for further research and practice were discussed in light of areas of the model that emerged as needing improvement (e.g., prohibitive cost of care, practitioner burden from collaborative processes and procedures). Overall, the findings of the research project demonstrate that collaborative approaches to inquiry and practice can be successfully applied in sport to guide stakeholders in developing and testing novel models to improve the health outcomes of sport participants. The research also shows that an interdisciplinary team of practitioners can successfully deliver sport-focused mental health care that is acceptable and appropriate to service-users. Lastly, the project provides data on the first known empirical project to design, implement and evaluate a specialized mental health service delivery model applied nationwide in person and virtually with competitive and high-performance athletes experiencing mental health challenges and symptoms of mental illness.
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Carter, Mindy. "Organizing Around a Center: A Design Incubator and Business Center." VCU Scholars Compass, 2008. http://scholarscompass.vcu.edu/etd/1097.
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This thesis explores the development of an interdisciplinary design incubator and community business center in Richmond, Virginia through the adaptive reuse of a retired, historic school building. In contrast to the deteriorating conditions of Patrick Henry School, renewed growth abounds in its extraordinary site surroundings—the 105 acres of Forest Hill Park, which serves as the virtual backyard of the school building. This dualism provided a prime opportunity for discovering the design possibilities in connecting a built space to its physical surroundings and for giving meaningful new life to an abandoned space.
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Foster, Owen D. Ahn Sang-Gyeun. "Design approach for youth sports equipment." Auburn, Ala., 2005. http://repo.lib.auburn.edu/2005%20Fall/Thesis/FOSTER_OWEN_13.pdf.
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Bilovus, Anton. "Trade in Sports - GUI Design Thesis." Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Institutionen för informationsteknologi, 2014. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-224455.
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A well-structured, easy to use website is a requirement for the successful business website. A good interface can make people believe that they are not using computer but interacting with their hands. This master thesis project is about evaluation and improvement of the design of the business website, which helps people to invest in sport. The process will consider evaluating the current design and based on this a new Graphical User Interface will be implemented. A user-centered approach is taken in consideration to improve and organize the content and to design the interface of the website that will make users easily understand how the system works and how they could benefit from it. The report will depict a design process that is based on existing approaches.
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Abreu, Michael N. "Conceptual design tools for the NPS spacecraft design center." Thesis, Monterey, Calif. : Springfield, Va. : Naval Postgraduate School ; Available from National Technical Information Service, 2001. http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/ADA397230.
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Bulusu, Srinivas K. "Design project : proposed international student center /." Thesis, This resource online, 1991. http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-08222009-040248/.
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Mahood, Christian. "Data center design & enterprise networking /." Online version of thesis, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1850/8699.
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McCullough, Julie Graham. "perspective: design of Cascades visitors' center." Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/31348.
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Consider the construction of a perspective drawing. The perspective is made by drawing lines between a point of origin and several focal points. A series of lines connect the focal points to one another. The culmination of lines drawn from origin to focal point and focal point to focal point describes a place. The perspective is a view, or window into this place. The relationship of these three elements - the origin, focal points, and view - is analogous to the development of a architectural project.
The origin is a point of beginning. Each architect brings a set of experiences and ideas to the project. The project springs from the architectsâ knowledge and ideals. The focal points involve the design development of a project. They relate to the areas of study and discovery for the project. Some foci are specific to a site or program. Some foci further investigate design intentions and how they relate to a given program. The links between foci create a place. Each drawing or description of this place is a view into the project. This thesis outlines the origins, focal points and views of a design for a visitorsâ center located in southwestern Virginia.Master of Architecture
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Plummer, Kristin. "Sustainable Healing: Rethinking Cancer Center Design." University of Cincinnati / OhioLINK, 2018. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=ucin1522341437826741.
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Chen, Jessica. "Ebay learning center system." CSUSB ScholarWorks, 2007. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/etd-project/3077.
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The project developed eBay Learning Center System (ELCS), a web-based application that provides current and potential eBay users a way to learn about the many functions of the popular online auction and shopping web site and be successful eBay traders. ELCS provides end users with online tutorials, available both in multimedia and text formats, and methods of communicating with system administrators and other users by means of a message box and a discussion forum to facilitate learning and collaborative problem solving. The system employs current technologies such as SQL, HTML, ASP.NET, VBScript, XML, ODBC, and ADO.
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Polonyankina, Natalia. "Podrobný urbanistický návrh využití území Sportovní, Drobného, Tř. gen. Píky, Porgesova." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta stavební, 2016. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-354992.
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Due to diverse surrounding area and position of isolated large objects suggest itself solving of conception by stages. In the southern part there were suggested new sports halls which have a long term tradition in this area. These buildings keep to the axis of Sportovní street and they are reacting to existing buildings on the other side. In the northern part at the shopping centre it was necessary make the place accesible and grass the place over and use the opportunity of the large space. In the northeastern part there is housing development and it reacts on the FRRMS building and it makes confotable enviroment for living. Buildings FRRMS together with rampats and bushy vegetation are isolating flat buildings. Effort to connect existing and establish new resulted in the simple solution solution that does not disrupt the neighborhood, on the contrary, trying to blend in with the city and calm the chaos in this area.
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Wei-YinLau and 羅偉銀. "Design of Tainan Sports Center." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/ffa3ce.
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碩士國立成功大學
建築學系
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The evolution in the lifestyle of people from the ancient times to present can be seen in the change in the amount of physical activity exerted in everyday lives. Until now, the development of civilization to enhance scientific and technological knowledge, standards of living, as well as urbanization, have resulted to densely populated urban areas, pollution and stress that has gradually altered the people’s lifestyle into a more sit and less move environment. According to the World Health Organization, the lack of physical activity has climbed to the fourth place in the causes of global death. The improved consciousness led to the pursuit of physical and mental health. Take Tainan as an example, although a lot of sports parks exist, there is a lack in the diversity of the park’s contents. With this, the combination of a sports center and outdoor space in urban places will promote physical activities by providing a wider range in the variety of offered sports activities. The set of activities offered will be based on the surrounding environment of the complex and will be accessible to a wide range of people like the young, elderly, and the people with disabilities in reference to sports center studies offered domestically and internationally. The goal is to design the Tainan Sports Center that will offer diverse sets of activities and promote physical and mental health.
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"Equsetrian sports center." 1999. http://library.cuhk.edu.hk/record=b5890212.
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Chan Kin."Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 1998-99, design report."
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction
Background
Equestrian in H.K.
Research and Studies
Precendents
Program Development
Site Selection
Design
Site and Contraints
Horse trail
Folding of the path
Site Plan
Plans
Sections and Elevations
Model construction
Materail
Structure
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Chih-Long, Tsai, and 蔡志龍. "The Study of Sports Center Spaces Design and Management Problem- For Example of the San Chong Civil Sports Center." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/tjcraf.
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碩士中華科技大學
建築工程與環境設計研究所
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Under the serious influence that national economic growth becomes slower and the government contracts a loan to build constructions, outsourced operation s of the sports facilities has become an available program that government authorities consider financial condition and improve sports facilities. However, the success of sports facilities construction doesn’t mean the later operation will succeed. Domestic sports centers often neglect the needs of future operation during designing and planning period, resulting in the condition those facilities can’t meet the needs of operation after finishing the sports centers construction. If the government can merge the needs of sports facilities management into planning, designing, and construction stages in advance through the management process of “project life cycle” when building sports centers in the future, and do all stages management well. Then we can predict the condition that facilities present conditions doesn’t meet operation needs will decrease. The purpose of this study is to provide public sectors the advanced planning of private management of public management, we starts from objective perspective and provide the operators retrofit the existed sports centers for reference. We find out the sports centers produces influence on the relationship between future OT projects management execution and using factors. This study used literature analysis, content analysis and experts’ interviews as methods and took “New Taipei City San Chong Civil Sports Center” as the object of operation present condition and the research we used. Through physical education, and literature analysis, we realized the planning and development procedure of domestic sports centers; and through management managers, experts’ interview these two perspectives to analyze “the availability of designing specifications of facilities spaces”, “the permanent operation of spaces centers” to synthesize the most proper operation structure and provided public sector for future reference, accumulating the basis of sports centers optimization and the later best operation management. The study results showed that we provided the later period operation perspective of sports centers for reference: through the overall analysis after operation, we knew sports centers operation planning development period. Then we could deal operation management outsourced bidding in advance, through operators and experts, realizing the applicability of sports centers spaces and provided suggestions and joined designing. Hence, we could avoid the sports facilities which government outsourced in advance didn’t pertain to the later operation. Through interviews and we reviewed excellent cases, realizing the comment from the perspective of sports centers operators, evaluating the goodness and badness of using spaces, the relationship between users of sports centers and using spaces, then we could provide planning, designing of the OT project of sports centers in future, improvements of spaces facilities or operation for reference.
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Tsai, Li-Fen, and 蔡莉芬. "Design of Activity-Based Costing System for Sports Center:A Case Study of the Sports Center of National Taiwan University." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/11612842223998953084.
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碩士臺北巿立體育學院
運動科學研究所
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Activity-based costing system is a new management accounting technique, emphasizing on cost distribution by viewpoint of activity classification and improving the cost distortion caused by traditional labor-based distribution. Thanks to broad adoption and practice in management accounting, other than manufacturing, it is also applied to NPO, government, and all kinds of service business. Related articles submitting theories or adopted in practice by businessperson are numerous. Its cost distribution and calculation method, which analyze the connection among invested resources, operation and production, reflect real cost, provide manager with correct cost information, and enable managers to regulate, project, and control cost.. The study object is public university sports centers supported by domestic school fund. Through the process of designing activity-based costing system, we uncover management costing items, operation procedure, adoption of costing variant, and ways to calculate costs. This study can provide new costing system mode to domestic sports centers, and it can also plan a new project, control cost, evaluate effects, and most of all optimize competitive superiority.
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CHIU, LI-WEI, and 邱瓅葳. "The Study of Service Designs for XinZhuang Sports Center." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/90825548458627125989.
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碩士國立體育大學
體育推廣學系
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Service design encompasses multiple analysis tools and methods. More specifically, customer journey canvas and previous, current, and next process chain network analysis are two effective tools for reviewing services, as they facilitate the examination of the entire service system. These analysis tools were used for a semi-structured interview held at the Xinzhuang Sports Center, New Taipei City, Taiwan, wherein the industrial environment of the sports center and its consequent service design strategies were discussed. This led to the following conclusions about the industrial environment: 1.existing public sports and their consumption patterns influenced industrial development; 2.suppliers formed the dominant factor of profitability; 3.competitors with the same product or service offering posed a considerable threat to the organization; and 4. the complementary strengths of collaborators proved beneficial in enhancing the organization’s competitive edge. It was also noted that, prior to the service offering: 1. marketing strategies should be diversified and kept abreast of the times; 2.an amicable and friendly environment could enhance brand image; and 3.customer experiences could influence service expectations. During the service offering: 1.customer emotions could affect their perceptions of the service offering; 2.a dirty or messy environment along with damaged equipment could lead to service failures; and 3.unidentifiable processes could lead to customer complaints. Post service offering: 1.listening to the voices of customers would enhance customer loyalty; 2.the digital age would enable the community platform to be an important medium for people to maintain relationships; and 3.positive service experience could improve a customer’s willingness to share his or her experiences. Some additional points that emerged from the PCN analysis were: 1.the formulation of a standard operating procedure (SOP) can reduce service failures; 2.the organization’s unique value proposition may be established by means of a differentiation strategy; 3.the integration of stakeholders’ resources may improve organization competitiveness; and 4.the implementation of a process positioning strategy can mitigate service failures. In conclusion, the following recommendations were made: 1.the government should formulate policies that aligned with actual conditions. From an internal operation perspective, the case organization was advised to 2.shape the brand culture such that it has an emotional connect, through attractive presentations; 3.value customer contact points, minimize service failures; and 4.establish a robust information system, launch integrated platforms, implement related management practices, and propose follow-on research.
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CHEN, LEE YA, and 李亞蓁. "Analysis of Service Experience of the Community Sports Center Mobile Apps Based on a Service Design Perspective." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/h67eru.
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碩士國立臺灣科技大學
設計系
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Exercise is an activity that urban citizens need to do every day. After a long day at work, urban citizens often go to the community sports center to do different kinds of exercises in their spare time. The purpose of this research study is to initiate connection and interaction between exercise and people through digital technology. This study combines Internet platform and cloud information with innovative service design methods to improve exercise processes. In addition, it observes and studies pain points, barriers, and service gaps of existing sports center website services. The framework for the research regarding the community sports center mobile website is planned based on "sports center", "service design", "human-machine interface" and "user experience". The research hopes that sports centers and facilities are designed from the perspective of “user experience” and propose new solutions on a human-centered approach. Aiming at combining service design and cloud information technology to improve sports center services with service design and integrate online and offline service processes. This research study is a two-stage experiment based on the double diamond design process: (1) The first stage is the pilot experiment: the study of interface operability, adopting the method of non-participatory observation and questionnaires. Then, analyses of time performance and System Usability Scale (SUS) as well as the Questionnaire for User Interaction Satisfaction (QUIS) serve as the foundation for prototype design of apps. First of all, the research makes preliminary comparisons among interfaces of three sports centers, namely Shihlin Sports Center, Nangang Sports Center, and Beitou Sports Center. Experiments are conducted in single-factor group approach. (2) As for the second stage of the experiment verification, the research process is divided into two steps: (a) Analysis through "semi-structured interviews", "Personas" and "customer journey maps". (b) Invite 8 users to conduct new prototype interface testing, design verification and evaluation. Finally, a sports center service blueprint integrating online and offline functions is generated. The results show that: (1) There are significant differences in task performance among the interfaces of the three sports centers. The interfaces of Shihlin Sports Center and Nangang Sports Center have graphic illustrations when searching for exercise courses and swim lesson curriculum. Thus, they are more suggestive to the subjects while searching for the curriculum. (2) There are no significant differences between the SUS analysis and QUIS analysis, indicating that the subjects are not satisfied with all three existing interfaces. Graphic designs in the three interfaces are not clear, and the functions are inconsistent. This study suggests that a user friendly interface for both novice and experienced users should be designed with easy-to-search shortcuts that place the main function at the bottom of the home page. Therefore, it is convenient and easy for users to search. (3) The research recommends broadcasting the number of available equipment in the sports centers on the apps. Furthermore, the introduction of the gym or the trainers should be added to encourage people to participate in courses in sports centers. Keywords: Sports center, Service design, Human-machine interface, User experience
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Lai, Yu-Po, and 賴宇柏. "Dance Center Design in National Taiwan University of Sport." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/z5e7g6.
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碩士朝陽科技大學
建築系建築及都市設計碩博士班
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Abstract Built in 1972, Chung Hsing Hall was an important art space at that time in Taiwan. It has been nearly fifty years. In recent years, the old building and space have become inadequate for use. It has been transferred to Physical Education Office, National Taiwan University of Sport. Therefore, the dismantling and rebuilding project is proposed to turn Chung Hsing Hall into the dancing center of NTUS. There have been more art spaces in Taichung these years, such as National Taichung Theater, Taichung City Tun District Art Center, and Chung shan Hall. To increase the different types of art space, it is proposed that Chung Hsing Hall could be used as the teaching, practice, and performance space for Department of Dance, NTUS, to enhance the cultivation of the dance talents in central Taiwan. The acoustic simulation and analysis are made in the interior acoustic space of the hall. The simulation is analyzed in terms of the three items as follows: sound pressure level (SPL), articulation index C80, and reverberation timeT_60. These three are the research indexes of the acoustic space. The computer simulation research is done with Sample 1, to set up the acoustic shells on the ceiling of the original design, and Sample 2, to change the ceiling shape directly without setting up the acoustic shells, to analyze the pros and cons of the result. The design result aims at the art spaces in Taichung providing a variety of spaces for art and cultural activities and increasing the art and cultural atmosphere in Taichung. The research and analysis of the acoustic simulation will help create a better acoustic space for the interior of the hall, level up the humanistic literacy of this area, and encourage the foot traffic.
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Paddey, Jarred. "The design of a Sport Development Centre in Mamelodi Gardens." Thesis, 2012. http://encore.tut.ac.za/iii/cpro/DigitalItemViewPage.external?sp=1000546.
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Thesis (MTech. degree in Architecture: Professional)--Tshwane University of Technology, 2012.This dissertation presents the design of a Sports Development Centre in Mamelodi, Pretoria and responds to the need for sports facilities in the informal context of Mamelodi. The design proposal aims to channel sport development towards such areas of settlement and indicates how the facilities offered by such a centre could redress social and cultural issues, along with those of academic development.
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Fan, Yu-Wei. "Beyond disability: towards an enabling society: a sport and recreation centre for the social integration between the majorities and minorities." Thesis, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10539/7305.
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This dissertation is not only about the production of a building: it is rather a progressive report, which documents the
process and development of my personal manifesto of the inter-relationships between: the social and physical effects
of sport activities and people with disabilities, in public open spaces in the city. It aims to serve as an instrument to
demonstrate the insight of my experiences, from taking a contemporary social issue (segregation of disabled people
from the main society) and urban issues (lack of interests and abandonments of public park spaces in our city) into
architectural theories.
The research did not begin from a particular point towards a specific building type or programme; instead, I located
the base of the research by reinterpreting a personal experience and looking into a specific social/contextual
condition. It begins with an assessment of people with disabilities and the built environments in the form of
interviews, surveys and academic research. The aim of this exercise is to provide first hand contact with disabled
peoples’ needs and priorities. Then the theoretical research which revolves around the notion of public safety in the
park - one of the major reasons which decrease the willingness of the public to use it. Together with the findings
derived from site analysis and precedent studies, I will then consolidate the arguments by developing an
experimental architectural prototype which directly aims to substantiate the theory, and the building structure itself will
be the projector that materializes the programme into real context and thus gives justification to my manifesto.
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Lee, Mei-Hua, and 李美華. "An Action Research on Integrating Design Thinking Model into the Instructional Program for Future Imagination：The Project of Designing the Sports Center on the riverside." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/2f84xj.
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碩士國立臺北教育大學
教育學系教育創新與評鑑碩士班在職專班
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This research aims to explore how an elementary school teacher applies the design thinking theory on developing the instructional program for future imagination. In order to initiate students’ future imaginations about the sports center in their campus, the researcher used the action research method to conduct a class of sixteen 5th graders in Happy elementary school in Taipei City from March, 2014 to May, 2014. The researcher collected information, assessed the performances of the pupils by using tools such as class observations records, interviews, students’ worksheets, and instructors’ notes and self-reflection diaries to be the qualitative data analysis, and using the imagination assessment, the IRI assessment as the quantitative data analysis. The conclusions of this research as followed: I. The design of this instructional program There are some tips to develop the instructional program for future imagination about the sports center, and the main frame of the instructional program is divided into four phases. Arrange various activities to help pupils considering the possible future through clues between now and the past in the phase of exploring about the future. The creative imagination should be initiated in the phase of thinking the future. In the phase of choosing the future, pupils will be asked to complete their prototype in finite time, help pupils to practice critical thinking and clarify their values for choosing a preferable future. In the final phase, pupils should show their empathy to hear users’ opinions and accept suggestions. II. The effects of this instructional program 1. The imaginations for the future of students can be activated by choosing their familiar things. 2. Imagination can be truly forming by prototype. 3. Keep away from judgement will initiate more and more ideas; empathy will be promoted via selecting. 4. Growing empathy is a step by step process. 5. Teachers should always seek to promote oneself in order to lay the foundations for students’ development and future. 6. Appropriate questions lead pupils to new and better ideas. 7. Conversation with professional leaders helps oneself clarify values. Based on the conclusions above, the researcher made recommendations to educators and researchers interested in future imagination.
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"Proposed environmental education center development at Tai Mong Tsai, Sai Kung." 1999. http://library.cuhk.edu.hk/record=b5895785.
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Lau Man Chun Patrick."Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 1998-99, design report."
Includes bibliographical references.
Chapter ´Ø --- Acknowledgements
Chapter ´Ø --- Prelude
Chapter 1. --- Introduction and summary
Chapter ´Ø --- Issues and Goals
Chapter ´Ø --- Environmental problems has educational roots
Chapter ´Ø --- Environmental education
Chapter ´Ø --- Environmental education in Hong Kong
Chapter ´Ø --- The importance of primary experience in the natural environment
Chapter ´Ø --- Opportunities
Chapter ´Ø --- Conclusions
Chapter ´Ø --- Summary
Chapter ´Ø --- Hypothetical client
Chapter ´Ø --- Site
Chapter ´Ø --- Financial consideration
Chapter 2. --- The Project Brief
Chapter ´Ø --- Site and Constraints
Chapter ´Ø --- Space Program
Chapter ´Ø --- Concept Developments
Chapter 3. --- The Design
Chapter ´Ø --- Design Development
Chapter ´Ø --- "Final Plans, Sections, Elevations, Details,"
Chapter 4. --- Bibliography
Chapter 5. --- Appendices
Chapter A. --- Research
Chapter 1. --- Environmental Education
Chapter 2. --- Government strategies on environmental protection
Chapter 3. --- Hypothetical client profile and preferences
Chapter B. --- Site selection and comparison
Chapter C. --- Construction cost estimation
Chapter D. --- Space Program development
Chapter E. --- Precedents Study
Chapter F. --- Interviews
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Harborth, Ryan. "Sport as a generator for nation building, urban revitalisation and a meaningful architecture : towards the design of an urban framework and high performance centre for the Kings Park Precinct, Durban." Thesis, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10413/4999.
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The purpose of this thesis is to determine the significance of sport in society and its influence on the urban fabric and architecture. The project investigates the relationship between the built form and sport in the design of an urban framework and High Performance Centre for Kings Park, Durban. More specifically, the investigation has three primary objectives, ranging from the macro to the micro context or from the broad to the more specific, (Social, Urban and Architectural). The first aim will explore the social aspects of sport and its influence on culture, specifically with regard to nation building in South Africa. Secondly the focus narrows to the use of the sports event as a means of generating an urban intervention which uplifts an area of ‘lost space’ within the Kings Park Precinct. The final point focuses on creating a relevant and meaningful architectural response, which is responsive to both its users and the surrounding context.
The design of the proposed urban and architectural intervention will be facilitated through the investigation
of recent literature, theories, precedent and case studies, and personally conducted interviews with informed professionals. This research will determine a relevant architectural typology which is responsible and appropriate to its context. The design process becomes a reaction to defined internal and external stimuli with inherent restraints and opportunities, in which the end result becomes a synthesis of multiple inputs, generating a unique hybrid architecture.Thesis (M.Arch.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2010.
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Chung, Yuan-Kuang, and 鍾袁光. "Feasibility Analysis of Intergrating College Sports Center and Community ElderShield Sports Center." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/09948456517100961345.
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碩士國立體育大學
休閒產業經營學系碩士班
101
Abstract Advances in technology, medicine developed, so that human life can be extended, which is to be happy, but also spawned a number of social problems, seniors with age, body, organ function and physical strength began to decline, chronic diseases such as diabetes , hypertension and high cholesterol are also situations that occur with age and increased vascular lesions may also occur in the brain caused by stroke, according to the relevant research indicates moderate exercise can also be adapted body more healthy seniors soul. This study investigated the combination the community ElderShield sports center feasibility universities and sports venues, colleges and universities, using the National Sport University, for example. Seniors feasibility assessment Seniors leisure activities, cognitive demand, the economic level, the moral level and others; experts and scholars feasibility assessment is divided into Seniors leisure activities cognitive demand, economic level, technical level, the moral level, and other research. The results of this study can see that the body of the function of the seniors were gradually degraded, tailor-made exercise programs more important, in the course of the campaign, organized by the cities and counties often community hospital or clinic health inquiry Seniors health careservices can be combined with the service stationed in Ageing sports center, to provide more convenient services. But once the real, will be faced with the most pertinent question is the source of funding. To Taiwan continued fiscal deficit, whether there are excess funds can be used for seniors sports center, contains updates and maintenance of the equipment, the design and improvement of moving lines, training and research professionals, employees and personnel costs. Although social welfare funding sports Caijuan, corporate donations, the Government set aside, consumer user fees, but there is still enough, perhaps Seniors industry profitable for the purpose of tax incentives to promote private management of public solve the dilemma of the economic level. This study analyzes the combination of community college sports venues sports center ElderShield the feasibility assessment, respondents from the interviews repeatedly mentioned sources of funding to finance continued deterioration of Taiwan, whether there is still excess funds can be used for seniors family seniors sports center, including the updating and maintenance of equipment, moving line design and improvement, training and research professionals, employees personnel costs, universities and other sports venues self-financing, there must be adequate funding support, although social welfare Sports Lottery funding sources, corporate donations, the government set aside, consumers are user fees, etc., but there is still the lack of private management of public may be provided to senior citizens and industry profitable ways to facilitate the resolution of tax incentives.
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Yen, Ming-Jenq, and 顏明政. "The Innovative Business Model of Sports Center-Beitou Sports Center As An Example." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/39372339587291930853.
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碩士國立體育大學
體育推廣學系碩士班
99
The Innovative Business Model of Sports Center Beitou Sports Center As An Example Abstract This study aimed to explore the use of public sports facilities are privately run, OT and other mode of operation, is strongly promoting the policy of government agencies, the budget may be insufficient to relieve the embarrassment, or to develop their resources, through a period of public and private sectors of cooperation, to create the government, industry the win-win situation and the public. Beitou Sports Center is the mode of operation using OT, terminate the contract expires, the method according to ROT, Yet another open tender, contract re-set operation. In this study, the Beitou Sports Center for the study, a qualitative case study approach taken, And to Hamel (2000) proposed business model dimensions as the theoretical basis, the use of literature and depth interviews, trying to understand the operation of Beitou Sports Center status, the case of the external competitive environment and internal resources and business model. The following results： First, the higher its supply unit has a powerful bargaining power. Second, who also provides many complementary aspects of the complementary strengths. Third, against the power of existing competitors should not be underestimated. Fourth, new entrants, the threat of replacement power, the bargaining power of private suppliers and the bargaining power of customers, the threat or show weak bargaining power. Five cases of competitive advantage, mainly from its own "strategic resources", followed by a good "value network." Sixth, good customer interface and customer interests to provide, the case organization is also important to business strategy. Seven, excellent service will help consolidate the customer base and business promotion, and affect the competitiveness of the organization. Eight, correction factor content business model case, building a sports center business model. Keywords: Business Model, Sports Center, Value Network, Customer Benefits
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Kuo, Yen-Lin, and 郭妍麟. "An Investigation of Human Resource Management Strateiges of Sports Center—Cases of Taipei Sports Center." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/gyw7w4.
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碩士國立臺北教育大學
體育學系碩士班
102
Purpose: The purposes of this study were to explore the manpower of the Taipei Sports Center, to explore the internal environment of the Taipei Sports Center, to investigate the human resource management practices of the Taipei Sports Center, and to explore future demands for the manpower of the Taipei Sports Center. Methods: This study is a qualitative case study. Selected cases are Daan Sports Center managed by China Youth Corps, Shilin Sports Center managed by Taipei YMCA, Neihu Sports Center managed by Far East Steel Safe Manufacturing Co., and Song Shan Sports Center managed by Hui-Yang Co.. Methods of data collection included in-depth interviews, questionnaires, and document analysis. Results: (1) Different Sport Center has different organizational structure, and their manpower can be categorized into full time staff, part time staffs, sports instructor, and intern. (2) Their mission statements are to provide fine exercise environment and to develop citizens’ exercise habit. (3) (a) Recruiting: Their recruiting channels consist of internal recruiting and external recruiting. (b) Selecting: The contents of job description contain job identification, job summary, job relationships, responsibility, authority, standard of performance, working conditions, and job specifications. (c) Developing: Orientation training, on job training, and off-the-job training are adopted to train the employees. (d)Appraising: Strategies used to appraise the employees cover service quality, cost consciousness, internal communication skill, interpersonal relationships among colleagues, and performance assessment. (e)Keeping: There are two types of salary structures, job hierarchy structure and job property structure. Moreover, diverse employee benefits are utilized. (4) Future manpowers required by the Sport Centers are marketing talents and eventing talents. Conclusion: Based on the results, the following suggestions are given: (1) to customized human resource management practices, (2) to provide appropriate performance appraisal for positive performance, and (3) to provide diverse training program.