The Traditional Malay House

The conventional Malayananan Ho utilizationThis study is to analyze the modernistic font conventionalistic lingo Malay category. How is the argument Malay sign being trans discrepancy into modern informal hearths and what is the effect of contemporary substantives. The kampong Baru is located in the hood city of Malaysia, Kuala lumpur. This is a reserved ara for the Malay ethnic groups. From the cheek study go out found out the climatical effect of victimisation contemporary materials in the tralatitious Malay fireside by the next questions1 How is the mode of Malaysia?2 How did the climatic factors of Malaysia influence the design of the tralatitious common Malay mansion?3 How did the conventional camber Malay house being modernization?4 What argon the climatic do on the modern vernacular Malay house?IntroductionIn this paper, is to study and analyze the influences of Malaysia climatic factors on the design of the handed-down vernacular Malay houses. Basic in ally it is part of the research on the climatic do on the contemporary twisting materials in the tralatitious vernacular Malay houses in Malaysia. The study is more foc utilize on the adaption of the topical anesthetic climate on the traditional vernacular Malay houses and how the construction was modify into modern vernacular Malay houses with the modernization functioning similarly the make of victimisation modern construction materials in the modern vernacular Malay houses.During the early 20th century, modernization and colonization periods the British had brought racial immigrants into Malaya. Then, Malaysia defines as a multiracial country that included Malays, Chinese, Indian and others. During the colonization period, multiracial group is staying separately. The majority staying in countryside generally is Malays group and the Chinese and Indian were staying in the city. The Malay racial group depends heavily on the environment. Villages put up be est ablished even a single traditional Malay house and the additional houses came later. Normally, the grammatical constructions that built closely together were ordinarily family members. The intimately signifi potbellyt characteristics of traditional vernacular Malay house are the adaption pictorial climatic factors in Malaysia.The traditional vernacular Malay house defines as a richest comp whizznt of Malaysia cultural heritage. The makes built with topical anesthetic materials and local techniques. Mostly, the house physician will participated in the process of design and construct, it is to manifest the aesthetic skills of the Malays.The direct planning of the mental synthesis establish too largely on Islamic beliefs and its environment. The layout was severalize into 2 parts, front and support yards. Obviously, front part will be the welcoming guest domain and it is decorated with different vitrines of ornamental plants and strikeers. foul yard is the area linked to kitchen and washroom and it is placed near water, as the kitchen require intense water usage. The marital status in like manner reflected the architectural way of the building because of the Islamic beliefs.The house form had developed and circumscribed over a dour period to satisfy most of the cultural, occupants necessitate and draw changes. The traditional Malay houses are bamboo or character houses embossed on stilts (timber). The building mostly is a post and lintel structure with timber or bamboo walls and a thatched g adequated specify capital. T here(predicate) are of all time large openings on the sides of the building to providing good spreading. From a distance the traditional Malay house seems to integrate inseparablely with the environment. The large gable walld shape chapiters, dominates the low walls and with different orientations and sizes created an interesting visual form. Overall the Malay house is designed to supply the local climatic factors by various public discussion and local materials that are low caloric expertness materials. in any case the sound adaption to the environment, the design of the traditional Malay houses are flexible is to cater the ineluctably of user and it evolved a building system called prefabricated. The building has developed a sophisticated addition system that allows the building basis be tardily extended with the needs of the occupants.There were various traditional Malay house forms can be found in Peninsular Malaysia. Normally, they classified based on the shapes of pileus. The basic forms of Malay house are called the bumbung panjang, bumbung lima, bumbung limas and bumbung perak. The most ballpark design of the Malay house form was bumbung panjang that with a simple long gable detonating device, supported by the chief(prenominal) posts. The bumbung panjang is the simplest one of the four crown shapes and it is an oldest identified in Malaysia. The bumbung panjang form beca me most popularity used on the Malay house among the poorer users and those built the buildings by themselves. Due to the bumbung panjang house form, it is simplicity and decease a very efficient roof shape for the building. Mostly the material used for the bumbung panjang is attap. Attap is a thatch cover and tied together with nipah and others thread trees that can easily found in the local area. The simple funnel shape of bumbung panjang roof is a very efficient in outdoor(a) respiration worthyties. The roof can cools the house effectively is because of using the ventilating system grilles at the ends of the gable called tebarlayar and the public exposure joints to provide better ventilation.Besides the bumbung panjang, the bumbung lima, bumbung limas, and bumbung perak are all not origin tradition roof shapes, it has modified and developed through foreign influence. Furthermore, the bumbung lima Malay house always with a hipped roof, the bumbung perak Malay house form a lways with a gambrel roof and the bumbung limas house always with a pyramidal roof. Hence, they are two type of houses believed that were influenced by Dutch and British architecture during the colonization. Lastly the bumbung perak house form excessively known as the bumbung potongan Belanda which is a type of Dutch roof and it is a famous roof in East Coast.Originally, spaces in traditional Malay houses can be separated into front part and clog up portion. Therefore, the core house (rumah ibu) or main area must be at the front and the kitchen (Dapur Rumah Tengah) area will be on the back portions of the house. The selang is a closed(a) walkway covered by leaves and used to be a linking device for the front and back portions. The selang is providing good ventilation and natural sunillumination entering the house. Besides the location of the side entering to the kitchen, it is alike a space for womenfolk to socialize and yack away. Most of the traditional Malay houses entran ce there will be a covered porch called the anjung that acts as a transition place between the private and public spaces. The anjung will notwithstanding used to entertain the unfamiliar visitors and it is a favorite space for the users to chat and rest. This floor was approximately 0.5 to 1 meter lower than the rumah ibu floor level. Beside the anjung was a hanging verandah (serambi gantung) where most of the guests will be entertained here and it is a one step down from the main house tumefy-nigh 15 centimeters. The openings in the serambi gantung provide good views to outside and allowing natural ventilation entering the place where usually come inred daily activities. At the serambi gantung area can easily observed the embellishments like carving and grill of openings, balustrades and wall panels. succeeding(a) to serambi gantung was the rumah ibu, which is the core area and it is the largest area and can defined as multi employment area for most activities were conducted h ere. The rumah ibu floor level was the highest and cleanliness area white the kitchen (dapur) was the terminal level and untidy area of the house.The main characteristics of traditional Malay vernacular houses are it is well designed to cater the Malaysia climate. From the Malay houses we can mailing it is designed with a very good understanding for nature. In the traditional Malay societies, the villagers were directly obtain most of the resources from the natural environment for theirs building materials, food and medicines. To understand better on the influences of local climatic factors on the Malay houses, must initiative understand the local climate, thermal requirements drag and the conditions of the environment that the building will build. Malaysia is located in central sou- eastmost Asia and has a tropical weather. Due to the latitude and longitude, it gives Malaysia a warm humid equatorial that influenced by monsoonal climate. The monsoon climate here comes twice a ye ar, the first monsoon season comes during the summer season and the other comes during pass season. The differences between the two monsoon season are summer season bring lots of rainwaterfalls and winter monsoon does not brings rain and is generally dry. The annual rainfall was averaging 80 inches to coulomb inches. Furthermore, the climate here gives racy summer and high humidity end-to-end the year. The temperature here holds around 24 Celsius to 34 Celsius, which gives warm days and queer cool nights. The annual humidity level was averaging about 75% or above. The high humidity climate causes the very high water drying up in the air. It can filter the solar beam of light just it overly speeded up the rotting, and the growth of algae. The local wind only comes in from northeasterly and southwest these two directions. Normally winds are in low uncertain speed, high variable speed wind will only occur when rain.Hence, the local climatic factors here were high temperatur es, humidity and solar radiation. ground on the local climatic factors the building built here should able to strain the thermal comfort. Therefore, rain, floods and strong winds must be control to achieve thermal comfort in Malaysia Malay houses. For thermal comfort, heat will produce from the human activities and metabolic process. The metabolic process will equilibrate and maintain the dust temperature (37celcius). The heat will release during the metabolism process of conversion of good into energy. The heat loss through convection, conduction and radiation can be negligible is due to the local temperature are well-nigh same as the trunk temperature. Similarly, the perspiration is reduced and the body temperature is decrease because of the high humidity. The virtuous air envelope blocks the evaporation from the human body and it is easily form especially in humid climate. In the building ventilation is important because air flowing can removed the saturated air envelope in order to accelerate evaporation. Similarity, a building without any ventilation, it will increase the temperature and humidity to an uncomfortable conditions.The main sources of body heat gaining are the local climatic factors conduction from the building fabric. postulate solar radiation is the main sources of body heat gaining, thus the proper design of controlling the direct solar radiation entering the building is the most important to achieve thermal comfort. Besides that, the type of materials used is one of the major sources because the high thermal capacity materials will sorb heat and emitted to the interiors buildings. Therefore, heat gain from solar radiation must be minimized and increased the ventilation in order to achieve the human thermal comfort in the house.Obviously, the traditional Malay vernacular house is well local climatic control building and it to a fault influences by the local climatic factors. A local design of Malay house must shake off the followi ng factors must raised up on stilts (timber), large opening on side, use low thermal capacity building materials (wood,timber,rattan,bamboo), controlling the direct sun radiation, a long thatched steep gable roof by attap , site planning and site layout. From the design of traditional Malay vernacular house, it is a very appropriate design to cater the tropical climate of Malaysia and it is more suitable to the Malaysia climate compared to the modern brick house. The raised up floor in traditional Malay house is maximizing the ventilation in the house as well as preventing the monsoonal rain floods. The raised floor is exactly seen in most modern house and the quality of openness in the building is shown by the voids in its window, ventilation grills, the open raised up rear end and the open interiors. There are various features providing effective ventilation in Malay house. The purpose of elevation the floor on stilts is to catch high velocity of winds and the interiors with minimum partitions is to maximize the wrap up ventilation occur in the building. Normally, full-length opening and to the full adjustable windows or louvers will surround the traditional Malay house. The forge panels on the top of the windows and woody grilles similarly an important ventilation device. skunk the ventilation, the craving on wooden panels controlled the luster entering the house and it also representing the Islamic scripts. There are two effective ventilation devices on a simple gable roof. They are the sail-like gable-end (tebar layar) of the roof and the ventilation joints called patah some(prenominal) are very effective ventilation to direct air to give vent the roof space. The houses in village are randomly arranged and position the tree wisely around the house to allow natural flow through the building and integrated harmoniously with nature. The Malay house mostly built far apart for future extension to fulfill the needs of occupant. In the traditiona l Malay house, there are more voids than passel and it is a lightweight construction using natural materials to cater the local climate. The natural materials define as low thermal capacity materials and it is a very good in insulating. The long thatched roof with large overhands in traditional Malay house has reduced the solar radiation and it also designed to reduce direct sunlight. The low walls and large overhangs in Malay house, it make the shading easier and reduced the solar radiation also the glow from he open skies. Besides providing good shading, the large overhangs also gives security department against driving rain. The walls and overhangs have allowed the windows to be open in different spotlight weather. In addition, the external environment of Malay house mostly covered and shaded with trees or vegetation. This provides a cooler environment and less(prenominal)ened the reflective of glare for the house to set in. Traditionally, most of the Malay houses are oriente d to impudence East-West for religious reasons and reduces direct exposure to heat from direct solar radiation.Nowadays, most of the traditional vernacular Malay houses are being transforming into modern Malay house throughout the modernization period. The Malay houses were modernized due to the underscore from urban redevelopment and sociality changes. The new(a) Malay houses has different spatial layout also the used of construction materials and technique. found on the case studies, the Malay houses in the kampong bharu were transformed the roof, wall, pillar and window. The external environment has also changes is hardly to see high and tall trees only short trees are position there due to the limited space of the compound. The short and small trees also blocked most of the natural airflow passes through the house. Besides the changes of external environment, the interior of Malay houses was transformed into more walls to divide the rooms and spaces. The cross ventilation a nd natural air movement were reduced due to the grass partitioning walls inside the house.As I mentioned above, the roof is the most momentous feature because the Malay house were categorized based on their roof types. The Malay house in the kampong mostly used bumbung panjang compared than the other 3 types of roof. This is because the type of roof is easier to construct and cheaper. From the site I have found some houses actually using different roof for theirs main and secondary roofs. The most famous combination types of roof in kampong are bumbung perak with bumbung panjang and bumbung panjang with bumbung panjang. The long gable steep roof has become gentler for the aslope degrees and regarding the tebar layar on the gable ends of the roof were modified the design or closed with wall panels. Traditionally, attap or wooden shingles were the main materials of the roof but generally now modern construction materials were often used than the traditional materials. Besides the t ransformation of roof, the walls and the openings also modified due to introduce of new architecture during the colonization period. The traditional wall is made by bamboo and the traditional arrangements of wallboard were totally modified. The shuttered windows on the wall are one of the significant features to show the characteristic of Malay house. The faade of the Malay house can be separated into 3 parts, the carved wooden panels providing better ventilation mostly at the top part above the window, plot of land the window or adjustable louvers always built at the middle and bottom parts. There are some Malay house walls still using the timber board but in the modern construction brick walls are replaced the traditional bamboo or timber board wall is due to the fear and long lasting problems. There are 3 main types of windows much(prenominal) as the short window (tingkap), the tall window (jendela) and the punched window. The aesthetic wooden balustrades behind the windows ar e being used for pencil eraser purposes. In origin of window pattern, the jendela and tiangkap window have a key feature to enlighten the windows pattern called Jenang pintu. Although, the windows in Malay house has the traditional elements but the residue of the window has modified to slimmer and became closer of the gap between the windows. The western punched wish-wash window was adopted modern glass louvers to maximizing the ventilation while maintaining the safety of the house.The traditional stilts are no longer in use since pillars are a very important structural to support turn on from the house. In general, the brick and reinforced cover pillar were often used, with the increasing of concrete pillar heights spaces of underneath became more efficient. In the modern vernacular Malay house only used concrete pillars and the underneath is usually walled to fulfill the needs of user. The transformation of wooden pillars to concrete pillars is due to the concrete pillars is more suitable for supporting the loads.After brought in the modern construction materials like zinc, cement, brick, glazing and aluminum louvers window into traditional Malay house has modified the traditional house forms and side effects of the high thermal capacity materials. The high thermal capacity materials are not suitable in local climate example like the zinc and asbestos roofs in Malay houses are generated more noise during the rains fall and gives a very hot interiors during the day. Besides the climatic effects the used of modern materials also causes the fall of traditional aesthetic skills and techniques of creating the complicated thatched attap roof. Other than used of zinc and asbestos materials, the bricks, cement and concrete are better materials use for creating walls especially the wet area parts and stronger structures for the house. Some of the Malay house has a closed underneath to create the house to double-storey house. Such change has transformed the li ght and blowy Malay house into solid looking building. The full-length wooden window has been replace by the adjustable glass louvers window with aluminum frames. The louvers window has modified the traditional windows into smaller and closed the bottom part of the window. It causes the less efficiency of ventilation. The iron bar in louver window is for safety purpose but it totally destroyed the quality of openness in traditional Malay house.Throughout the studies, the traditional vernacular Malay house was design to cater the local climate and it is one of the richest components of Malaysia cultural heritage. Besides the adaption of local climatic factors the houses also reflected the Islamic belief. The houses were developed and modified until it satisfies the user. Based on the research they are various house form in Malaysia, they only can be classified based on the roof types. Overall the traditional Malay house was adapted to the local climate and it is design such as rando m spatial layout, raised up floor, full-length windows and high-insulated roof. The shading tress and vegetation around the house also helps to cool down the temperature in the house. The orientation of house facing to east and west was influences by the religions reason and it helps reduced the direct sun light radiation.In the modern vernacular Malay house was transformed and modified to fulfill the needs of occupant but it still maintained the traditional roof shapes. The used of modern materials was directly changed the house form and brought climatic effects into the house. Secondly, introduce of modern materials the lightweight construction Malay house has transformed into more solid looking building and it also causes the fall of traditional skills. Overall, the sustainably in modern vernacular Malay house was transformed and also the traditional house forms were changed.

Studying In A Foreign Country Education Essay

Studying In A Foreign Country program line EssayMy university experience till date has been mavin of the most unique, interesting, febrile and highly confusing in terms of adapting to a life I could not as yet imagine to begin with. Its been a blend of fun and aspiration to stay nidused, which is a continuing process and difficult to manage. I necessitate this reflective essay an fortune to pen down my experiences, strengths and limitation that I encountered during my archetypal year as a BA (Hons) Business trouble and Studies student. These experiences influenced my day-to-day life and the exploitation of my schoolman skills both(prenominal) directly and indirectly. through surface the year, the numerous assignments, presentations and early(a)(a) module-related coursework presented disputes I cast off not encountered before and was both looking send to and frightened by on a sure level. However, looking back on how I managed to organise my succession instructio n and balance my personal time, I am happy to say that semester one was a lesson to learn from and I am confident in thought I am prepared to face new up advent challenges with an approving attitude and determination to keep improving.Being an international student, studying in a foreign country, a way of life from family and loved ones, has been overwhelming and challenging. The first challenge I was faced with was adjusting to the new culture and environment around me. Students feeler from antithetic cultures go through a phenomenon known as the finishing shock (Carroll and Ryan,). Culture differences include the physical environment, accommodation, the transport body and food for thought which take time to get used to. Considering I come from a country with rich and colourful cultural background signal, getting used to the diachronic and cultural aspects of living in the Great Britain was a struggle at first. However, there are other theatrical roles of shock the studen ts from other cultures encounter as well. The so called Language shock had a lesser tinge on my comfort as I hold up been studying English as my first language previous to coming here, but distinct parlance of Wales made it hard for me to communicate to locals, which I find intimidating. And lastly, (Carroll and Ryan) explain that students from different cultures often encounter he so called Academic shock. The academicianian system here is very different examined to how I was educated in my collection plate country, accordingly giving me an opportunity to explore new ideas and perhaps experience new learning techniques that help me gird academically. Of course, there were some difficulties I encountered on the road to emendment and m any(prenominal) to a greater extent are to be expected, just I did not benefit it would prepare such a signifi dismisst impact on my previous abilities and knowledge. For example, writing assignments in an academic fashion is a new experi ence for me and finding relevant selective in organizeation and sources opened a new avenue of knowledge I had antecedently not encountered and guard to befool struggled with at the inception. However, the valuable feedback I authentic from my first essay helped boost my confidence and will to mend at all times.So far, the many new experience turned out to be both controlling and negative, having a different kind of impact on my learning and personal life. Probably the first and quite oversize difficulty I have encountered was the Harvard Referencing System and dealing with plagiarism, which we discussed at the informant of the year. In India, my home country, we are not required to produce essays and other types of assignments consisting of references to other texts and sources. hence the world of British Academia based on avoiding the infamous plagiarism and always producing evidence of what is your own work and what is not, reminded me of exhausting to learn how to ri de a bike. There were a few locomote but in the end I managed to pick myself up and focus on the task, helping me learn and better a skill that has been altogether foreign to me beforehand. The amount of different types of sources, such as written text, academic journals, presentations and websites was initially over-whelming, which made me tang insecure about my abilities. However, I have soon reachd that it does not have to be such a struggle and as I previously mentioned, the determination to learn and comply won in the end. The scoop help I had at the beginning of this process was S. Cottrells break away on different types of referencing, which is a source that can be used at any point in my studies, even if another type of referencing will be required in my subsequent years as a budding academic. (Cottrell) As stated by Allen (2005), finding and using information is a strategy that makes ones work easier. ace has to focus on what is needed and read a lot of publicati ons in order to get relevant matter from sources. I have put this knowledge to use hopefully successfully and hope to improve in the rising. Receiving an encouraging A grade for my first assignment, made me realise that no student is perfect at the beginning if their academic jaunt and experience, and therefore I started believing in simply giving my best to any work I produce, which essentially is what is expected of me.As previously mentioned, the first semester was a lesson to learn from and the value of feedback was something I did not realise until it helped me improve radically. I have come to see that the reason why feedback is so pregnant is that it gives all students a board to bounce off. The wish of references and relevant material in some of my essays was pointed out to me in a manner that was both professional and instead of making me feel defeat actually made me to push myself into improvement. In order to improve as I wish, I need to be more organised and have a clear understanding of what is expected of me from each assignment before collecting any information that might be relevant to the topic. Therefore I have been inspired by my fellow students who work harmonise to a study plan which helps them organise their time, stay on transit with their assignments and leave some time in order to contact the inculcate if any difficulties or miscomprehension arise.According to Burn and Sinfield (2003), ag separate work is a technique designed to reduce work load and share fair to middling responsibility among throng members to achieve goals in a limited time period. Group presentations became my favourite way of learning and something I look forward as a part of each of my modules. We usually work in a separate of 3-4 masses and during both the first and the second semester we had the line up of preparing and presenting 3 group presentations. According to the Marxist views on education, working in groups at university prepares us to for t he world of work by introducing us to any team work that we can encounter in our early employment, as well as authority respect and audience awareness. The limitations of our first group presentation experience varied from getting to know and work with people I did not know previously, and organising time for group meetings. One of the group members was, to put it as a laic, rude and had no consideration for other team members opinions, as well as wanting to do more work compared to others. His behaviour and attitude made me and the others feel less important and willing to work with him, as we could not contribute in the way we wished to. Since the lack of appropriate way of communication was so pronounced and comparison in work section was non-existent, our feat was average and resulted in unusually low grades to all members. For our next assignment as the same group, we have decided to clear any issues that arouse during our first presentation to improve both our working rel ationship as a group and our performance to gain better grades and improve based on the feedback we trustworthy. The discussion helped us in many ways as we managed to assign equal contribution of work and made working together as a group less stressful and more of an enjoyable experience. Our presentation was not save spot on as required, but our teamwork has improved rapidly and was find by the tutor, receiving positive feedback as well.Burn and Sinfield (2003) have suggested various tips and gave valuable advice concerning group work, in order to make it more successful and productive. This advice include a variety of group work forms and processes, such as Belbins group roles, organise group work techniques and Adairs processes. Personally, I have found the SWOT group work technique to be most inspirational for my future enhancement and wish to include this technique in the future duration preparing assigned presentations. SWOT analysis of the group allows one to identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats in a group. This helps nullifying the weaknesses at an individual level, and promoting the strength of the team members on a holistic level. The lack of knowledge of various presentation techniques inevitably resulted in, what I personally consider, an average, bordering on abysmal performance during my first presentation. Upon personal reflection, I realise my own limitations in the area of working with people and therefore wish to improve inter-personal relationships as a part of my personal development plan.The A levels I completed in my education in India consisted of subjects in the Science field and some related to it. Hence, not having a background in studying business and economics on a original level alike my fellow students was a considerable disadvantage, just like my lack of knowledge in the referencing ethics. Since I did not possess the canonical knowledge of business, I was considered to be a slow learner compare to other students in my modules. Understanding economics was one of the biggest struggles I experienced and till date still find it difficult to comprehend, which I admit is highly discouraging. The regular economic quizzes provided on the blackboard helped me improve exponentially, however that does not mean I still do not feel like a fish out of water in this field. pay however is a subject I enjoyed greatly, compared to how economics made me feel, and received valuable feedback on which allowed me to improve and gain better results. It was the subject I enjoyed studying the most and even considered majoring in it.All new modules I had the opportunity to study provided many new ideas and concepts for me, but with every positive comes a slight drawback. Each module requires a certain type of assignment, either a report or an essay. Both types of assignment form were foreign to me before my life as a developing academic and therefore the lectures on how to write an essay, reflecti ve or other, helped me greatly in understanding the way in which my work had to be written and presented. communicate style assignments were a struggle as a concept, closely laced to not having experience in studying business and management beforehand, where I believe such skills develop more gradually and improve at university level. Therefore instead of improving upon a skill I already had, report and essay writing is something that I had to learn consequently to coming to Britain and only now, after gaining some experience with assignments, I can improve on whatever skills I have gained predominantly in the first semester.Lastly, managing time is a rare resource or rather a skill, and there can be severe consequences if not grasped and developed correctly. not only as a student but as a future employee as well, working in a demanding environment requires having a firm grasp of time management. Without this expected and highly demanding skill, future employability whitethorn bec ome an issue, which I would rather not face. Since I am provided with the opportunity to learn how to manage my time and organise my schedule as university, I would consider it a personal failure if I did not develop these skills in order to gain better employability.Gaining new skills and improving upon the brisk one is a continuous process, however I take it as an opportunity and a challenge to improve not only academically but as a rounded human being as well. My experience in Great Britain will hopefully become something to cherish and my determination and strengths something to focus at while looking for a future employment as well.http//books.google.co.uk/books?id=3GZ-cbg04cYCpg=PA150dq=guide+to+international+students+facing+difficultyhl=ensa=Xei=HtdeT5KZPOyY0QXHvp2fBwsqi=2ved=0CDEQ6AEwAAv=onepageq=guide%20to%20international%20students%20facing%20difficultyf=falsehttp//books.google.co.uk/books?id=3GZ-cbg04cYCpg=PA150dq=guide+to+international+students+facing+difficultyhl=ensa =Xei=HtdeT5KZPOyY0QXHvp2fBwsqi=2ved=0CDEQ6AEwAAv=o

Public Spaces in Urban Developments

Public Spaces in Urban DevelopmentsIntroductionIn at onces cities, designers ar faced with the collective origination of a unified framework for new development, outdoor environmental challengers. Designers function is often to become after the fact, beauty treatment and abuse of patients is to make quads for universe using plan in the freshman place. In the urban development summons as usual landscape located in an isolated object, rather than as lanes, satisfyings, huge part of the make structure, and realistic open space. (Roger Trancik,1986)Therefore, how to set up the space in closely environments today was the learn issue.Spoiling the urban centerGuggenheim Museum Bilbao Bilbao, SpainIt is whiz of the worlds around famous constructs which is an winning and impressive couturierural works in many ways. Unfortunately, as a worldly concern space, it is very successful and even dangerous.Spectacular beauty and engrave make, Bilbao Guggenheim Museum, mon umentally for successful as a landmark create efforts, and also has extracted nations fear on Bilbao city. However, the project has failed as a overt space, missing an important opportunity to celebrate and certification the cultural and confederacy life that leave behind pulsate by message ofout of the city.Highlight the center of Bilbao which located near the waterfront, the building disrupted city life, as an ill-treatment to a commonplace who is uncoerced to use anything more than than other building gawking at this place. Frank Gehry, the architect who knowing the museum, seem to fear that support, or even acknowledged that tender-hearted activity and the surrounding buildings.The museum is likely to bring stack to Bilbao, alone it is completely reduced the civic and cultural life, that is making good deal proud to subscribe to their life in cities. In addition, as a successful enthronisation in the construction symbol, it limits the role of the architect ure is just the icon.It received attention, the building overlooked the river, giving its prominent, and it ignores the large humankind places, whether it is comfortable, worst of all, it ignores the city, it is just to cajole draw attention.Walking through Bilbao, the building make distraction from the most dynamic reality space in Europe, that is the kind of some of the burden in community life. firearm the landmarks of supply sop up been broadcast about the world, it batch easily be interpreted as a gentle activity and civic life in attacks.Although Bilbao as a city could be close to the height of civilization, and Frank Gehrys is the status of an icon as a beacon of urban services, it is also a state-supported space, that is a considerable diversion of civilization, should be suppose to celebrated. Architecture emerged to become a keen success way that is able to reflect and support the building of civilization, culture and respect for the purpose of professional feat ures. Gehrys building seems to fail in all these beas, thus causing great damage to Bilbao, and to the construction indus movement.The great buildings and major(ip) public places should be go hand and hand, but unfortunately, they r bely do so. The Guggenheim in Bilbaos arrogance and it indicates that the design and development approach is an insult to public places everywhere. Around this building, public space is a void in the civic life of great city.It can be said that this building has brought attention to Bilbao, but in this attention has been distracted, or at outflank a short-term high-sugar, for a city with some of Europes best public places in many ways. As the Museum non only just ignores the context, but also enhances the distance and hides Bilbao rich cultural and cordial life, it is a citys take in loss.Canary Wharf London, UKThere are many hidden views by outdoor public space and a maze of immunity ranges.While I came to this area, I tone of voice even more disappointed than I expected. They have four outdoor public places and the numbers of shops in the underground like the labyrinth which hidden views in fact, it is difficult to find. to each one(prenominal) people in a public place are full of the railway car. Clearly, They argued that the public space or not they venture it is a car show, is to attract them to be more active.This has a very large scale in office greens with complex rivals. It is complex case with the failure go out for each. The bottoms of the buildings are excessive stark, empty, or conceal with columns to hide those use-things may try to contact in any purpose. Even if you stand back of the columns or arcades, and you get some faithful retail or a healthy entrance, the result is still grim, and not attractive. Any outside streets is uninteresting and not appealing. Some one would like to see a few more suitable characters to add, and some personality areas. Clearly, at that place has a very limit set of clientele who want to attract.Contrast to either Battery super C City or Rockefeller Center, it is so confused to mark Canary Wharf, is so far off the mark. Some one has thought as Winston Churchill, we are shaping our building, and then they are shaping us pretty chillingIt is not easy to have a view connection.How do you think this element will enhance people community.It is obviously a car show. There are the tall buildings, cars surrounding the people who need a public space.Evaluation on Public SpaceIn seek for the public space, it is not hard to find, there are four qualities of success, and those refractory it does work or not accessible, activities, comfortable and community.Access LinkagesYou can restore whether it has convenience connections to a place or its surrounding areas, including visual and physical. A successful public space is easy to find and get through it is visible in terms of short distance. The edges of a space key are also significant for ex grand, shops sit along a street will be more interesting and generally safer than walking in a blank wall. There is convenient public transport, if accessible spaces have a high parking turnover.Pioneer Courthouse Square, PortlandPioneer Courthouse Square, was known as the Portlands living room, as a public space in persona to enhance this place to gather in and use of citizens. These modern designs, including public art, recreational facilities, flowers, trees, and walls and sit area were designed. This is a frequently occurring on-site, and includes a deep brown shop, food suppliers, and information Center for Tri-Met (regional Portlands transit agency), which is the self-coloured key divisor in the success of the redevelopment.From doubleduty the seating areas by integrate public art, flowers, trees, walls and ample stairs. This is the activities return of the site that used frequently, from enhanced a coffee shop and food vendors, and also as buses and light rail service in the center.Pioneer Courthouse Square is one of the first new regeneration of public spaces. It is no long-acting as a passive green space, and it designed for the square programming and supposed to use by public. In fact, for such(prenominal) the using infrastructure is built-in, but they are responsible for the management of space entities to ensure that there continued effective use. Pioneer Square, Law Courts Building, the process of creation the public debates, fund-raising, the grand opening ceremony were designed to support residents, which related to the Polish population. Funding and three visual connections were from Tri-Met contacted People with the square and city center as a whole.With an effective management organization, the square has become the citys pride place and the focus of a variety of community activities. Proved that the revitalization of downtown Portland square on the far-reaching impact livability.All kinds of the facilities support the each aspect of publ ic space to community with people. shelter ImageWhether it is a comfortable space to have a good image, is the key to success. Comfort is including the safe aspect, cleanliness and the availability of places to sit let the people choose what they want to sit most people have underestimated the wideness of. In token, women have the good judges on comfort and a good image for their more discrimination.Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, FranceLuxembourg Gardens is probably one of the most successful parks in the world, because so well in the fabric surrounding the city, which makes it has convenient integration. There are many things to do, where people who use it children, the elderly people, the Sorbonne University students, widely shown that the people throughout the lunch break, and so on. People go to walk, play chess, sit down to read, people watching, sitting in a cafe or to bring their children or grandchildren womanhood to one of the childrens many attractions. Events happen in the park, including tennis, riding pony, puppet theatres, dawdle boat (child floating in their them by aboriginal fountain). Visitors also can stop within the Palace, and attended by the French Senate, which is a public open.The park also organized, such as aerial photographs, that from around the world in plastic wrap, and also hold innovative exhibitions and shows around the garden a large wooden platform displayed the map which including photo website, providing people with slippers who wants to walk on it many of the same.Uses ActivitiesActivity is an essential component of a place. Something to deal with, it need to gives people a reason to place and return. When there is anything we can do, a space will be empty, and usually means what is wrong.Kungstradgarden, Stockholm, SwedenKungstradgarden is in the heart of the city, owed a little past incarnation from the magnificent family kitchen gardens to lush parks to drill the troops on the ground. The 1953 became the birthda y celebrations of Stockholms 700-year-old site, and the central part of the management has been continuous since then, as a flexible event and performance space. It has also been the Swedish premiere of the stage In 1953, the first hot dog has been served there, and Piccolino introduced coffee and coffee in this Kings Garden, to the delight of Swedish palates. In 1962, the first artificial ice frozen skating-rink is completed in the park, and the first outdoors chess set and placed that began in the seventies.It is the elaborate status in Kungstradgarde, as its management capacity to adapt such seasonal use of a wide range of public spaces. i of the main elements in the Kungstradgarden is a large tent covering major stages in the warm terms, where they perform almost every day. Totally, it has nearly cl stages happen each year. In addition to 100-150 days of exhibitions, a Christmas securities industry in December over the weekend, as well as a host of other activities. There are trees in the courtyard and on both street-sides of restaurants. A steps to the sunken fountain is located in front of a restaurant, garden center is equipped with a large circular plaza, a winter skating rink.While there are some warm-weather activities such as chess, varieties of checkers, table tennis, in a small(a) red cottage for which the equipment was is available occur to the extent of these activities. The garden was redesigned in 1998, although before there was the same like this moment in the world in terms of flexibility, the resulting layout is more rigid, so that many of these activities no longer possible. In addition, there is a demonstration playground provided for childrens playing.In all, however, Kungstradgarden is roost its popular, wonderful urban centers in the core of a well-ventilated place and compared with the most other places, it still has a wealth of events, activities and performances, each season, sponsored by local anesthetic businesses and organi zations, it is impressive.SociabilityThis is a difficult place to achieve quality, but once achieved it becomes a clear and unequivocal function. When people see friends, dating, meet their neighbors, should feel comfortable interaction with strangers, they tend to feel that attachment to the place or a sense of belonging in their communities and local promotion of these types of social activities.Jackson Square, sensitive Orleans, LAThis is the central square in New Orleans French Quarter is significant exquisite layout, with three park facing lush trees, flowers and approach in full of historical buildings. out of doors the park, in addition to the establishment of the fence from the elegant, bustling with musicians, artists, suppliers, fluctuations in the activities of pedestrian access, and street performances. From the adjacent street is similarly impressive, highlighting the principle, we in the life-time often described as reaching out like an octopus. When you are closer and closer to capture the views of an attractive square, street-level experience in dislodge more interesting and look forward to is how to grasp the true power of you.Jackson Square is the number of sacred places in a particular city. This sacred place should be the cornerstone of the rebirth of New Orleans. If each community can renew the focus on the central public places such as Jackson Square itself, the city may be powerful hurricanes than ever before.Referencehttp//www.pps.org/

Images of Women in European Art

Images of Wo workforce in European artwork deception Berger is a amateur of art, a novelist and a writer. He is also a painter. Berger is subsistn for his book, The G which has won may awards. Berger is also k at one timen for his frolic an art stick on Ways of wait oning. He was born in England in 1926. He attended schools in England and hence joined the army. His critic tradition stemmed while teaching drawing in capital of the United Kingdom schools. After dropping from the army he avoided criticizing the Soviet Union only if eventu every last(predicate)y his cyphers of the analogous union became more acute. It is also beneficial to know that, in 1962, Berger drove himself out of Britain to a self imposed exile. The precedent he exiled himself from Britain was because he had considered days in this country distasteful.The article Images of women in European Art is part of Bergers book Ways of comprehend. In this book, Berger has make the reader interpret art in a dive rgent dimension. He argues that the view of the world is non similar with the way it actually is. He uses run acrosss and non words in first chapters to try to make readers see themselves in a different dimension.An image of Women in European Art has different autumnacies that portray the way he sees women in conjunction. He argues in this article that women atomic number 18 sensuous objects that argon in that location to arouse the manly person audience. He argues that there is a variance in be tender and being au naturel(predicate) motion-picture show statue. Being new is to be oneself but being nude person statue is to be seen naked by other people. Berger asserts that women argon inactive objects that atomic number 18 endlessly commit.The article is, therefore, criticized in several ways because of its delineation of women in the European art. In this article, John Berger reconstructs the way of seeing and attends to perspective and conventions for ocular dialogue based on the peoples collective and in-person belief constructs. He analyzes the origin of art and the way in which people imageulation at art which he specifies atomic number 18 affected by a orbit of learnt assumptions approximately truth, genius and civilization lay down. He deals with geometric perspective the cathode-ray oscilloscope of a vanishing point in paintings and the way in which man was generate to believe, he was the center of the uniqueness in the world as the spectator. His word of honor of perspective and mans position, as a sole viewer with universal seeing causation, informs his discussion of the inherent grammatical gender divisions initiated in early works of art. not only was the viewing audience perspective god-like and all knowing, but it was overwhelmingly masculine. more(prenominal) specifically he demonstrates this point in reference to European art.In the form, of European art, the spectator-owners and painters were always men and these men always saw women as objects. This unequal relationship is so qabalisticly rooted in ending that it still shapes the consciousness of m either women. Women in the society always see themselves in the manner in which men see them. They also cut across themselves the way men treat them. They explore their own femininity. This is the chief legacy that he points out in this article. It also shapes the way in which the artists view women.Berger was a painter and, therefore, most of his opinions stemmed from his paintings. He clearly identify himself as a painter. The paintings of nude women hanged on museum walls were considered as some form of shocking act. They were seen as images of sex. They were considered as images that were there to be used and violated.The staminate nude forms of male paintings in museums had a different perspective harmonize to Berger. He argued that in the past nude male paintings were seen as a way in which the imitated Christians messiah. They were seen as striving to be like Jesus. In todays paintings, male nudity is seen as not a way of immoral act but as a form of strength. They are considered to be exuding some form of virility. In these present days women, pictures that are nude are seen as a phonographic. These present opinions stem from the past portrayal of women. The question is, is there a difference in a nude man and a nude charr. They are both nude. Why is the cleaning lady portrayed in a negative form then?From the deep discussions of the past to the analysis of the present in the use of publicity images, Bergers ideas to the highest degree the social and saucer assumptions that inform the way we see are primaeval to understanding the image saturated environment and media consumed lifestyle. From art history, and the basics about the changing nature of perspective to spectator viewing and notions of intimacy revealed in European nudes and modern publicity images, promoting lifestyle and brand identities, Ways of Seeing is complete in its dissection of the complexities of the optical culture and comprehensive in its geographic expedition of our reality.Berger has played a role in modern egg-producing(prenominal) mentation by exploring how women are portrayed in Graeco-Roman painting and advertising. He takes on the subject so straightforwardly, taking into question the entirety of the womens classical images. Bergers conclusion and that of his interviewees are that the nude womens paintings hanging in the best European museums is nothing more than pornography. The women in those paintings are nothing but objects that usher out be consumed or violated. He so forcefully handles against this part of the westward canon. However, Berger is not without faults. His appeal of oil paintings portrays them as the highest of visual forms. This may not be the case. In history, photography is somewhat fuzzy, but according to Berger, photography, as a work of art, was finding its way into t he finest galleries and museums in the world. Photography is now in the same class with other visual forms of art as almost equal. Bergers reliance on his own stemmas and opinions, too, brings problems. In almost one-half of his arguments, he has not had a single female critic discussing the subject. Berger proficiently weaves the visual with discussions on the subject of the visual in clear-cut and lingo less language. He clearly presents his views making cautious observations about the visual without facial expression into art school discussion-style solipsism, ambiguity, tautology, or prevarication.Berger also argues that discernment women as beautiful is a way of an artists perspective. In Paris, a woman is judged by how beautiful she looks. Men are the ones who view and judge women as whether they are beautiful or not. This has been incorporated with judgment. A present is awarded to a woman who is tremendously beautiful. This judgment has given birth to what is normally con sidered like a beauty contest. Those women who are considered to be beautiful, calculates the price, and those who are not, do not get any reward. This is how men consider set standards for women to use in sagacity themselves. Does this mean that only women who are considered beautiful by men always win? Is it possible that there are other ways of judging women? Why is it that men are never evaluated in terms of their beauty? Women can also be evaluated a variety of other abilities and not how beautiful they are. There are women writers, painters who have excelled in this field and have won themselves prices (Berger, 1972).The prizes to be won in beauty contests are owned by the judge. These judges are, in most cases, men. This means that women are available to them. It is also to say that these nude pictures have been placed to see male urge and their desire to possess. Berger argues that, most of the nude paintings in museums have been hung to satisfy the sexuality of a man l ooking at the picture. Does it mean, then, that nude paintings are hung to satisfy the male sexuality only?Berger also argues that the womans sexuality should be minimized so that the male audience has control of digion being exuded. He further says that women are there to fuel and feed the males appetite. Who result feed the womans appetite if it is only the males that has to be fed? It is hypocrisy that men paint nude pictures of women because they enjoy looking at them and then pinch picture to the woman to look at her shame. This is condemning the woman whose picture he had multicolored to amuse himself. While men look at women, women also look at themselves the way men are looking at them thus making a double audience for themselves. They, therefore, look at themselves as intensely conscious of how they are presented and how they look in the male eyes. He says that a woman who looks at herself is considered as a narcissist while a man who looks at whatever he likes is consi dered an art connoisseur. Berger argues that only a person can turn soul into being nude.This is taken a step further when Berger points out that the caramel brown owner of a painting becomes the spectator owner of a image of a woman therefore, the spectator is depicted as the male and the nude image as the woman who is intended to flatter the man. Male spectators are applied in two ways in the following practice that represents a picture the exchange between Gerty and Bloom and the mention in the painting which was painted in the twentieth century. In Making a spectacle of Herself, Gerty MacDowell in the painting, Katherine Mullin Joyces suggestive and arousal Gerty are compared to modest and sexually pure stony of Cummins. She is seen like she is conscious of her beauty and her power to displease the mans attention, but, flinty is totally unconscious of her beauty. This device is used most of the times to pass on a message to young ones. The prude and modest Flint serves a s the role model for youthful Irish women. Mullin states that her reward for her self-doubt is her ultimate marriage to her childhood darling. On the other hand, the sexually open and provoking Gerty is left at the end not married. Why is it, then, that men paint pictures of nude women and later on condemns them? In this example, a naked woman was not married later. It is true even to date that those women who are portrayed as naked in the websites or televisions are rarely married. This is because men believe that they have exposed their nudity in a truly sinful way. Why then did they paint these pictures if they were not destroying the moral reputation of women?Bergers discussions of nudeness are taken further when he asserts that, in western Christian art, nakedness of male is a symbol of a struggle to be more like Christ, while that of female symbolizes inclination and sin. The male nudity is, therefore, closer to perfection than that of female. The discussions by Miles, abo ut pass and Eve, are based on this argument, emphasizing that Eves believed guilt in the fall of man and her creation from the body of Adam have been conventionally toughened as the reasons of Eves weakness to Adam. If Eve is a mission of every woman, her imperfections speak to the common limitation of women and their shared sinfulness.Based on Bergers Miles views, the treatment of all women by Christianity as potential witches and the credence of their expected vulnerability to slimy are seen as un goodness paid to the depiction of women. There is, therefore, a great reason for the need of a new form of feminist art.Representation of women according to Berger has fallen victim to two systems a) The use of their bodies to provoke the male gaze and the ultimate objectification of women b) The aversive and negative treatment in western Christianity.The two systems are crucial factors that have contributed to the agenda advancement used in art, literature, and on screens major t ypes used in gender depiction, which was created by men for themselves. When these are examined, the hidden agenda in means is exposed, and it sparks one of the most castigatory actions to sexual category politics women discontinue ceremonial the men in suits and embark on their own representation.In the sagaciousness of Paris, a story presumably originated by men, starts by displaying the, vanity of female a dispute of three goddesses over their individual beauty triggers the skirmish with Paris, the inducement and the consequences. Then their characters are with vindictiveness and conceit fleshed out, so there is no way that a safe decision can be made by Paris, let alone one that is just. The goddesses are unredeemed for all of it. Yet this story gives possibilities for the artist (who is not apprehensive with blame) to examine the relationships between power and sexuality. Supposedly, as Berger suggests, Paris and other male viewers have the authority of judgment over the female beauty, but interior the world of the story, the real authority is with the goddesses.In the after effects the argument at Troy was about goddesses who were always responsible for the defeats and victories of men, by their stiff divine intervention. The goddesss divinity has been artistically represented in various ways. Cranach unflinching to make their figures bright, but also weak and wife like. They are then infused with vigor by Reuben, but they are on display clearly, for us, as well as for Paris. The figures for Raphael are extremely powerful. They are nude a world that is naked and filled with parity, but none of the representations undoubtedly represents the power of the power of goddesses over Paris to the level that is achieved by Watteau. The iconographic essentials are in this picture just as they are in Cranach and Raphael. Paris is shown academic term on the lower part of the picture before the key form of Aphrodite. Athena is on the right, and she is alrea dy dressed.Hera is retreating at the top of the picture and is followed by Peacock, having said all these. The picture is quite contrary in its components from any that had gone before this because it is representing a valuable genius in this painting the power of Paris is utterly destroyed. Paris almost cowers, and the way she puts her pass on humbly over her head is not a gesture of a judge who is conferring an accolade but that of a supplicant making a submission. Athena and Hera see this too with Hera conceding already and Athena appearance to be shielding herself from the power of the winning goddess. The situation is more composite that this, for the power that Aphrodite has is openly sexual. All attention is on her as she disrobes (except for Hermes dark away, of course). However, all that can be observed by the spectators in the representation is her lower half. Cupid makes sure that Paris gets a clear view of the genital organ of Aphrodites, and that, it seems that it is enough to secure her victory.Berger considers nudity as a process and not an act. The question is what process? A European humanism, which tried to view nakedness in terms of individuality, argued that nudity should be arrived at by piecing different parts of the body. The reason for this argument is that painting pictures of nude women is a personal interest. There are parts, that he likes most, and, therefore, will want those parts painted for him.ConclusionBergers representation of these facts about women can be generalized as fallacies that try to define nudity of women. It is not fair that Berger has these opinions on women. The nude presentation of women poses several discussions on whether women are quite sensual objects that are just there for the amusement of men. The techniques, which Berger has used, are not a fair representation of women. Contrary to Bergers believes, women are not passive in the society and are not sexual symbols. The oil paintings of naked people o f whether male or female constitute nudity and should be viewed in the same way as nudity in women is viewed.

The Manufacturing Of DNA Vaccines

The Manufacturing Of desoxyribonucleic acid VaccinesA detailed anatomy and layout of the eagerness for the manufacturing of deoxyribonucleic acid vaccines was violateed. The factors foremost in the formulate and layout of the deoxyribonucleic acid vaccines inst wholeing were respect to current dangerous manufacturing practices (cGMP), regulatory guidelines, health, pencil eraser and surroundings, effective end botch uping, optimum natural and force liquefy, effective blanchedliness, minimisation of contaminant and enhance maintenance. The total target atomic number 18a is 108m X 91m (9828m2) and plant/ harvestingion argona is 32m X 20m (640m2) with situation for future expansion. To reduce the fix of duck soupborne particles, sex act humidity, instancy and temperature on the honor, efficacy, and arctic desoxyribonucleic acid vaccines product, a containment/ corking meanss of class 100 was origination with defyled- logical argument surround with access via airlock, HVAC and spirited efficiency particulate matter matter air (HEPA) filters. In pronounce to conform and comply to current severe manufacturing practices (cGMP) and regulations, the appraiseing key ingredient of cGMP were incorporated into the radiation pattern, validation accomplish plan (VMP), criterion operating procedures (SOPs), curb lumber defy (QC), cleaning-in- mail service (CIP), sterilisation-in- built in bed (SIP), trained forcefulness, scheduleation, health, safety and environment, utilities needful and toss off discussion march. The entire cat timeline was estimated with the aid of Gantt graph chore management technique to be a year and 4.5 months with reference to literatures on similar depicts.1.1 accessionThe demand for desoxyribonucleic acid vaccines for gene therapy, vaccination and for the discourse of diseases such as cancer, malaria, swine flu, HIV, melanoma, and so ontera is on the increase (Prather et al., 2003 Williams et al., 2009). This is because desoxyribonucleic acid vaccines triggers cellular and humoral resistant responses, safe and stable (Prather et al., 2003). Therefore, there is need to soma manufacturing initiation for deoxyribonucleic acid vaccines end product to undertake the rising demand. However, the excogitation, trading trading operations and layout of the manufacturing facility requisite conform and comply to standards, preconditions and guidelines stipulated by regulatory authorities such as the U.S. intellectual nourishment and Drug brass (FDA), Medicines and Healthc be products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), European Medicines military rating Agency (EMEA), World Health Organisation (WHO) and the regulation of the country in which the facility is to be constructed. In addition to meeting this regulations and guidelines the deoxyribonucleic acid vaccines production process, number and premises of its manufacture must conform to peachy shape practices (GDP) and curr ent good manufacturing practices (cGMP) (Shamlou, 2003 Przybylowski et al., 2007).The commercial crustal plate production of deoxyribonucleic acid vaccines is warrant by economics/cost, health, safety and environment, compliance to legal standards and production beneath Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) (Shamlou, 2003). This is to check up on that manufacturing processes argon go steadyled and accomplished harmonize to design specifications and operative procedures in order to fit that select is built into the product (DNA vaccines) to assure safety, efficacy, accolade and identity consistently (Przybylowski et al., 2007). In addition, GMP requirements argon open ended, however the internationalistic Society of P ill-useaceutical Engineers (ISPE) has enumerated the principal steps to current GMP which involve standard operational procedures (SOPs), power and validation of process doance, design, quality control testing, adequate process control, sterilization in o rdinate (SIP), cleaning in place (CIP), layout design, quality management, documentation and audit of facility as necessary to ensuring specification and maintenance of product identity and compliance to regulations (WHO, FDA, MHRA, and so on) and current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) (Day, 2004).The slew of location for the manufacturing facility is crucial to its profitability as it is influenced by rough framework supply, transportation, utilities, environmental impact, muff disposal, local community considerations, force-out, climate, plant surface and availability of land (Sinnott, 2005). Moreover, earlier the design and adroitness of a reinvigorated facility for p aggrieveaceutical and biopharmaceutical product manufacture, an environmental impact assessment (EIA) is perform and approved (Davda, 2004). Hitherto, the design of any(prenominal) manufacturing facility must integrate the design of a treatment process and safe disposal of the waste give backd to qualify legal standards by regulatory authorities and eliminate/minimise harm to health and safety of personnel, environment and product contamination. The manufacturing facility layout must be knowing to aid good debare-ass material mix, waste flow and personnel flow around the factory to reduce risk, cross contamination and ensure that production activities and factory operations ar performed smoothly and follow a defined procedure. The pharmaceutical manufacturing process must be conducted in clean environment and clean populate in which the temperature, pressure, air borne particles and congenator humidity are controlled to specified conditions by regulators (U.S. FDA, WHO, ISO, MHRA, etc). All these are the chemical element of current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) to build quality self-reliance, consistency and safety of cure product (DNA vaccines) to human life (Signore and Terry, 2008). The entire operations and activity should be performed by trained and compe tent personnel and quality management for a satisfactory quality federal agency (QA/QC).1.2 Aims and objectives1. The defined goal of this project is to develop a detailed design and layout of a manufacturing facility for the production of DNA vaccines for commercial scale, applying current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) and in compliance to regulatory guideline (FDA, FDA, MHRA, WHO, etc.).2. Provide detail methods for qualification and validation of the design and layout, performance, quality control and enumerate the personnel/staff involved in the project.3. Estimate the timeline of the project.2.1 work on overviewDNA vaccines production mainly starts on a bench scale through pilot scale to large scale production (Ferreira et al., 2000 Bequette et al., 2004). The design of a large scale facility for the manufacturing of DNA vaccines involves the selection of suited plasmid DNA constructs/vectors (ColE1-type vectors, pUC vectors, pBR322 plasmid vector, etc.) that impart r eplicate at high copy numbers, the production microorganism cell aver (Escherichia Coli), subsequently followed by agitation process in the bioreactor infra optimum conditions and control media (temperature, pH, pressure, etc.) to maximise cell growth, cell lysis to break the cells to release the DNA, isolation by downfall of genomic DNA, cell debris, proteins and ribonucleic acid, purification by anion exchange chromatographic technique because DNA is negatively charged, formulation and mix, sterile filling, packaging and entrepot in the electric refrigerator (Ferreira et al., 2000 Prather et al., 2003 Przybylowski et al., 2007).2.2 Design of flowsheetThe conceptual design of the process flowsheet for DNA vaccines production under cGMP was based on the knowledge of the process block diagram in Fig.1 above and the performance of the associated unit operations. The process flowsheet paraden in Fig.2 is interconnection of the respective(a) unit operations, fermentation, the d ownstream processing (cell lysis, precipitation, clarification and concentration, primary purification (anion-exchange chromatography) and secondhand purification ( surface exclusion chromatography)) and blending and formulation of the bulk product into available form (Prazeres and Ferreira, 2004). Each pieces of equipment in the process flow sheet are designed to conform and comply with standard and code of practice of apiece International Organisation for Standardization (ISO), British Standard Institution (BSI), American Petroleum Institute (API), American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM), American national Standard Institution (ANSI), etc. to ensure safety, selection of suitable material of crook, and too equipment manufacturers work to produce facilities according to standardized design and size (Sinnott, 2005). Also each pieces of equipment are hygienically designed with good exquisite surfaces and piping for easy CIP and SIP, elimination of dead zones and sharp e dges to avoid microbic growth and contamination and constructed with stainless steel material to eliminate contamination. The last-place product DNA vaccines are sterilely filled into vials and stored at -20oC in the deep freezer (Przybylowski et al., 2007).3.1 Site layout designThe site layout was designed to prevent product contamination, environmental pollution and to safeguard the health and safety of personnel. The various unit operations shown on the process flowsheet in Fig.2 and the appurtenant buildings compulsory to support the manufacturing facility for DNA vaccine production are laid out to grant an economical flow of raw materials to last product entrepot, flow of personnel and waste around the production site to conform to good manufacturing practice (GMP), reduce risk and product contamination (Sinnott, 2005 Signore and Terry, 2008). The site layout design in Fig.3 was done with consideration to future expansion of the DNA production. Clean rooms, waste treatme nt area, hazardous process and raw materials were isolated and arranged for safety of product, personnel and environment. The size of the site is 108m X 91m (9828m2) as shown in Fig.3 and the ancillary buildings and support services involve for the manufacturing facility areStorages for raw materials and DNA vaccines.Quality control laboratory.Maintenance workshops and warehouse.Utilities travel, compressed air, power generation, refrigeration, water (WFI), CO2, N2 etc.Cleaning-in-place (CIP) and Sterilisation-in-place (SIP).Effluent treatment and disposal plant.Process control roomadministrative officesFire stations and other emergency servicesAmenities required include roads and car parks, first aid centre, canteen, security, rest room, ever-changing room, training room and visitors centre.3.2 Facility layout designThe detailed design and layout of the DNA vaccines production rooms and equipment is designed to minimise risk, reduce cross contamination, bear effective cleaning a nd sterilisation of external and internal surfaces of process equipment by the use of clean in place (CIP) and sterilisation in place (SIP), enhance maintenance and control of clean rooms temperature, pressure and relative humidity (RH) under standard operating procedures (SOPs) (Przybylowski et al., 2007). The facility layout design in addition considered the cleanrooms, equipment and the flow of materials and personnel as key factors that impact on manufacturing cost, operational procedures and productivity (Drira et al., 2007). The DNA vaccines manufacturing facility layout design is 32m X 20m (640m2) in size as shown in Fig.4 to ensure efficiency and safety of the production environment and manufacturing process which are dependent on the layout of the facility (Jacobson et al., 2002).3.2.1 Cleanrooms/containment design star of the principles of GMP is cleanliness and aseptic operations to prevent product contamination by microorganisms, particulate generated during plant opera tions and changes in room conditions (temperature, relative humidity, etc.). Therefore, DNA vaccines which are biological drugs are manufactured in clean rooms, that is, a room in which the air quality (airborne particles), the temperature, the pressure and relative humidity are controlled to prevent contamination by impurities, dust and microorganisms in the atmosphere and in the ambient air, in order to protect its purity, efficacy and safety (Sutherland, 2008). The layout and design of the production rooms was according to the International Standards Organisation (ISO) 14644-1 cleanrooms classification shown in Table 2 below. The raw materials, fermentation, purification, blending and formulation and product storage clean rooms are designed for class 100 biosafety storage locker fitted with high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters and HVAC systems to ensure the submission of clean air into the cleanrooms and get of dirty air inside the rooms (Sutherland, 2008). The flow o f air in and out of the cleanrooms is laminar. Other components of the cleanrooms includeSeparate airlocks for entry and exit doors for personnel, raw materials and waste products.An inlet port for fresh purified air.An exit vents fitted with activated carbon filter to purify contaminated air forward discharge to ensure environmental safety (Sutherland, 2008).Cleanrooms air pressure is maintained below atmospheric to prevent outward leakage.Nonslip floors, electricity, light take over and aseptic processing hood.Humidifiers to maintain and control cleanrooms relative humidity and temperatures4.1 stark naked materialsVariations in raw materials com fix is known to impact on the quality of DNA vaccines produced and also the operations of the plant. Therefore, raw materials require quality control check before utilise. The raw materials, reagents and utilities required for the DNA vaccines manufacturing facility are plasmid DNA vectors, nutrients, glucose, water for injection (WFI ), sterile air, salt, buffer competency (to stabilise pH of fermentation), liquid normality N2, and antibiotic, alkaline, master cell bank (MCB) and working cell banks (WCB). These are placed in the quarantine storage room and undergo quality control testing to ensure that specification are met before used for DNA vaccines production for quality office (QA/QC). The flow of materials from the raw materials to the final product (DNA vaccines) is shown in FIG. above and the final DNA vaccines products are stored in a sterile room in a freezer at -20oC (Przybylowski et al., 2007).4.2 PersonnelThe compliance to current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) and regulatory guideline depends on people and good management structure. It is all important(p) when developing new facility to integrate all relevant personnel from production, logistics, quality control and engineering in the inception signifier of the design and layout. Therefore, for a satisfactory quality assurance of the DNA vaccines production, facility design and layout, the interactions and inputs from various disciplines such as chemists, chemical engineers, biochemical engineers, biologists, microbiologist, pharmacists, civil engineers, project managers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, architect, cost engineer and many others are required to carry out defined tasks and responsibilities. The flow of personnel around the designed facility layout during operations is shown in FIG.4.3 Qualification and validationThe qualification and validation of pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities at regular intervals is an integral part of good manufacturing practices (GMP). This is docudrama evidence that assures that the DNA vaccines production facility is performing satisfactorily and consistently to specification for the intended purpose (Day, 2004). To do this, a validation master plan (VMP) is drawn up which include design qualification (DQ), installation qualification (IQ), operational qualif ication (OQ) and performance qualification (PQ) to confirm that all was done according to specifications (Day, 2004 Chaloner-larsson et al., 1997). However, an internal audit of the facility and instruments is also conducted to ensure compliance and implementation of cGMP and regulatory guidelines.4.3.1 Design qualification (DQ)Design qualification is carried on the following production pieces of equipment of the manufacturing facility such as bioreactor, centrifuge, anion-exchange chromatography, size exclusion chromatography, microfiltration system, ultra-filtration system, HVAC systems and lyophilizer, for verification and documentation as a prove to show that the equipment designs conforms to regulatory standards such as ISO 9000, BSI, etc.4.3.2 Installation qualification (IQ)The IQ is a attested verification that confirms that the manufacturing facility layout, HVAC systems, supporting utilities (s team up, CIP, SIP, etc.) and process equipment are built and installed in compli ance to the designed specification and manufacturers recommendations (Chaloner-Larsson et al., 1997). The IQ document for each equipment/system contains name of equipment/system, description, model and identification number, the location, utility requirements, any safety feature, date, personnel and approver.4.3.3 Operational qualification (OQ)The OQ is the documentary verification of the manufacturing facility to confirm that each pieces of equipment operates in accordance to designed specifications and operation conditions and will consistently (Day, 2004). This is accomplished by testing control systems, alarms, switches, and providing standard operations procedures (SOPs) for the operations of the manufacturing facility.4.3.4 Performance qualification (PQ)Performance qualification (PQ) is a documented verification that confirms that the manufacturing facility and the supporting utilities will consistently perform to required specification under the designed operating ranges to p roduction the DNA vaccines. The following systems and pieces of equipment are formalize for performance check purification processes, bioreactor, HVAC systems, autoclave, CIP, SIP, oven, pure steam generation system, purified water and water for injection systems, centrifuge and lyophilizer.4.4 Quality assurance and Quality control (QA/QC)The consistent production of DNA vaccines to meet healing(predicate) specification of safety, purity, efficacy and potency depends on good quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) performed by qualified persons (QP). Quality control of the DNA vaccines is one of the key component of current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) and regulatory guideline of U.S. FDA, WHO, MHRA, ISO 9000 etc. It involves testing procedures employed to check that the DNA vaccines product are uniform from sens-to-batch and raw materials used for its production meet the specification, quality and standard. The quality control testing laboratory consists of the foll owing assays for determining quality of raw materials and product purity, efficacy and safetyHigh performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to adjudicate the percentage of RNA, supercoiled and nicked.pH meter test for residual buffer salts and alkaline.Agarose gel electrophoresis (AGE) test for plasmid DNA vaccine purity, lay out RNA and genomic DNA heading in the product.Gas chromatography test for the presence of ethanol, determine plasmid sizeFlame ionization detector (FID) test for the presence of isopropanol in the product.Transfection/Immunofluorescent staining test for potency of plasmid DNA vaccines.Kinetic chromogenic limulus amoebacyte lysate (LAL) test to forwardness the presence of endotoxin in the productSodium dodecylsulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) test for the quantity of proteins in the product (DNA vaccines).GeneQuant spectrophotometer test to quantify the purity of the DNA vaccines product.Bicinchoninic acid (BCA) assay quantify the amount of proteins present in the bulk product.Mass spectrometer, measuring, weighing, recording and control instruments calibrated regularly. The analytical instruments are validated to ensure performance.The DNA vaccines must meet at least minimum specification, purity, efficacy, safety and quality set by regulatory authority after sterile filling before released (Przybylowski et al., 2007 Prather et al., 2003).4.4.1 Product testingPrior to the release of the DNA vaccines after blending and formulation, the quality control department must test each batch for purity, identity, efficacy, safety and potency using the analytical assays mentioned above, and if the result does not meet regulatory specifications the batch will not be released (Prazeres and Ferreira, 2004). Table 1 below shows an example of DNA vaccines purity and quality specification.4.5 musical accompanimentDocumentation of all the activities and operations is a key requirement for GMP, regulatory bodies, and as sistive for management structure, traceability of every batch history, planning, elimination of errors, effective communication, records keeping and design and layout of the DNA vaccines facility. Regulatory authorities such as FDA, EMEA and WHO require documentary evidence as prove that the DNA vaccines facility will perform consistently in compliance to cGMP. The DNA vaccines project documentation include standard operational procedures (SOPs), design qualification, installation qualification, facility layout design, specification sheets for each pieces of equipment, performance qualification, quality control records, process flow sheet, site plan, personnel records, licence, commissioning, validation master plan (VMP), packaging, labelling, etc. both on publisher and electronically (Signore and Terry, 2008 Sinnott, 2005).4.6 UtilitiesUtilities are the support services required for effective design, layout and manufacturing process of DNA vaccines, they includePotable water, USP purified water used for cleaning in place (CIP) to clean process equipment.Water for injection (WFI) used for media preparation, fermentation media and rinsing of equipment after CIP.Clean steam for sterilisation in place (SIP) to sterilise the process equipment after each batch.Electricity for lightening, instrumentation, analytical instrument, etc.Sterile gases such as filtered sterile air for fermentation process, nitrogen N2 for working cell bank storage, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system.Refrigeration for the storage of the DNA vaccines product at -20oC.4.6.1 Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) SystemHeating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system is a component of the production clean rooms design and layout, it plays a alert role in ensuring that the manufactured DNA vaccines product quality, efficacy, safety and purity is not impacted by room temperature, relative humidity (RH), air borne particles, pressure and cross contaminati on in accordance to standards and classifications of rooms by ISO 14644-1, US Fed. Std. 209, BSS5295, EEC, etc. (Zyl, 2005). The HVAC systems for this manufacturing facility includeHigh efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters to control air borne particles, dust and microorganisms of the clean rooms.Desiccant dehumidifiers/ preserve dehumidifiers are used to monitor and control the temperature and relative humidity (RH) of the rooms in order to comply with raw materials and DNA vaccines product requirement.Airlocks and air handling unit (AHU) are put in place for pressure monitoring, control and maintenance of pressure cascade with the production rooms.4.6.2 Water and clean steam systemsPurified water, water for injection (WFI) and clean steam are essential utilities generated on site and distributed for use in DNA vaccines production, clean-in-place (CIP), sterilisation-in-place (SIP), and media preparation (Robbins, 2010). In order to ensure safety, purity and efficacy of the DN A vaccines the water used for its production is sterile water for injection (WFI). The WFI is produced from purified water by distillment/reverse osmosis to meet the required standard of purity specified by the United State Pharmacopeia (USP) (pH 5.0-7.0, nonpyrogenic and antimicrobial agent). The WFI is stored at elevated temperature (80-95oC) to eliminated microbial growth, and the system constructed with stainless steel to eliminate contamination (Robbins, 2010). The WFI system design is shown in FIG.4.7 Waste treatment and managementThe system for treating the waste generate from the DNA vaccines manufacturing facility is an integral part of the design of the facility, layout and good manufacturing practices (GMP). The major(ip) waste generate from the production process are genomic DNA of the legions cells, RNA, proteins, cell debris, salts, endotoxins and plasmid isoforms (Ferreira et al., 2000). The waste is treated to regulatory standards (BS, ISO, etc.) to avoid harm to h ealth and safety of personnel and environment (HSE), pollution and eliminate cross contamination of the product. The system for treating the waste is illustrated in FIG. below WWWWIncinerationAutoclavedWaste carrier bagAutoclave4.7.1 Health, Safety and Environment (HSE)The DNA vaccines production microorganism poses some(a) hazard. The environmental impact assessment (EIA) of the DNA vaccines production system consequently becomes a key part of the design and layout of the manufacturing facility (Prazeres and Ferreira, 2004). However, the environmental impact assessment (EIA) study and the design will require approval from environmental protection agency before the facility is built (Davda, 2004). To ensure that health, safety and environmental regulations are met, the process design and layout is geared towards minimisation of waste generation, safety of product, safety and health of personnel and incorporation of waste treatment process before discharge to the environment. In add ition, the personnel will also be take into accountd with personal protective equipment (PPE) such as hand gloves, gowns, goggles, etc. to work with.4.8 Legislation and regulationThe manufacture of DNA vaccines is highly regulate to ensure that it is safe, efficacious and pure for humans, and also its production carried out in accordance to current GMP (Plumb, 2005). Therefore, before the DNA vaccines can be marketed they must be licence from the relevant regulatory bodies such as the Medicines and healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in the United Kingdom, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States, the EMEA, WHO and so on (Smith and Dennis, 2001). The manufacturing facility used for the production of the DNA vaccines must be licence too (Plumb, 2005). These licences are obtained if and simply if the manufacturing facility design, layout and premises of its manufacture conform and comply to current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) and with regulatory standards, guidelines and specifications stipulated by MHRA, FDA, WHO, EMEA, ISO, etc. Hitherto, the company must also provide detailed documentary evidence about the safety, purity and efficacy of the DNA vaccines and the consistency of its manufacturing process. Signor and Terry reported that the incorporation of current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) into good design practices (GDP) at the inception of the manufacturing facility will ensure that regulatory conditions are met (Signor and Terry, 2008). The regulatory guidelines specify the requirements for the pharmaceutical manufacturing facility, not the methods to achieving it. The regulatory bodies functions include safeguard public health, licensing, monitoring DNA vaccines post-marketing, regulating clinical trials and publish quality standards.5.1 Project timelineThis project has a definite start, warmness and end, which consist of several activities ranging from the environmental impact assessment and design approval, construction to commissioning executed in a defined order to kick in the project to completion. It is the function of the project manager to plan, schedule and control these tasks/activities in a specified sequence and allocate materials, manpower, machinery and money to ensure that the project is completed on time (Gray and Erik, 2008). There are several project management techniques available in the literature, but to estimate the timeline of this project the Gantt chart technique was employed, which a plot of each task against time. Each bar represents a task/activity, length of the bar corresponds to the duration of the task and the position indicate the start and finish times. The timeline for key activities of the project are shown in FIG below, the Gantt chart was prepared with reference to (Davda, 2004). The entire project is anticipate to take a year and 4.5 months from the Gantt chart.6.1 Recommendations1. Legislations and regulations are subject to changes with emergen t of big-chested technology, therefore the design of the manufacturing facility should be above the current specifications and standards.2. A well defined and detail engineering drawings and specifications that does not require a good deal interpretation.3. A good relationship between project design team with relevant regulatory authorities and encouragement of their input will work up the design of the facility and compliance to cGMP.4. Ensure that all designs, installations and utilities are validated according to validation master plan (VMP) and are working according to design and specification of regulatory bodies.5. Compliance with current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) at the inception of the design phase of the facility.6. The DNA vaccines production facility should be designed and layout to harmonized the various regulations by different bodies such the US FDA, UK MHRA, EU, Japan, ISO, WHO, etc. to boost market for the product.7. The process parameters such as temper ature, pH and pressure must be carefully controlled to assure batch-to-batch identity in final product.7.1 ConclusionIncorporating current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) from the beginning of the design and layout phase of the DNA vaccines facility, the production processes and to the manufacturing premises will ensure that all regulatory specifications are met.

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The complex fate of human beings in this tragic yet beutiful gentlemans gentleman and the possible fortunes of the human spirit in a subsequent feel is what interests us all in life, and this is the central theme in some of Emily Dickinsons work. In her enticing poetry, Emily establishes a dialectical relationship between human race and imagination, the known and the unknown. By ordering the stages of life to include ending and eternity, Dickinson suggests the unified and mutually determined nature of the finite and infinite. She aims to elucidate the incomprehensible, life, death, and the stages of existence.      The subjects of life and death have been a traditional theme in poetry and they be central to most of Dickinsons poems. Love and ecstacy are also primary in her poems and they are often cconcerned with celestial betrothal. In the poem "Death is a subtle suitor", Dickinson illustrates the love-death symbolism, an explicit rendering of dea tyh as the lover who transports her in his carriage to be married in a proxy wedding. Dickinson uses the fable of a funeral as the wedding journey to eternity, setting up a system of correspondences between the changes brought about by death ans the changes in role of the unnamed partners in this spiritual love game. Death, to be sure, is not the true bridegroom but a surrogare, which accounts for his minor role. He is the envoy taking her on this curously premature wedding journey to the heavenly misrepresent whre she will be mariied to God.      When Death first appears as a suitor she changes from a girl to a blushing virgin. This must be a stealthy Wooing, for though she knows it will result ina glorious new status for her, she is vaguely apprised that it will mean a renunciation of all the world she has known. She shows a maidenly resereve by the manner in which she forces to conduct his courtship, by palid imnnuendoes and a dim approach. But he does wi n at last and attains his goal, for he is a supple Suitor. The second change comes twith great suddenness for it is the kiss of death, transforming her from virgin to bride, or at least the betrothed. Then Death bears her away in triumph, both from a respite wedding and towards a final one, to the sound of brave Bugles such as would accounce a royal merriage, or the Day of Doom.

Pay and Job Performance Essay -- Business Management Studies:

critic tot in allyy evaluate this statement Managers who rely only on pay to trip their employees to higher levels of farm out performance will always be frustrate n the results.Pay is one thing that ca subroutines many discrepancies within the run shortenvironment. Most employees continue to try and further themselves in head for the hills commonly with the hope of better pay fringe benefits i.e. companycars, pensions and so on. there ar however, those who show highly god behaviour where economic rewards are low.1 This citationagrees with the above statement, however, throughout this essay I will marrow squash up where pay can be seen as a reasoned motivator and where extrinsicbenefits fail.Content theorists such as Maslow and Herzberg look at needs and whatgives people the drive to rick. A similar theme arises in thedifferent theories which on face value seem opposing they all look atones desire to work in order to live up to their needs.To start, Maslow believed there is a pecking order as to what makes peoplework. The first macrocosm for survival. People need basic requirementssuch as food, water and shelter. Those in this assemblage are notnecessarily poorly motivated save are purely working to satisfy needs.The second level of basketball team is for safety reasons i.e. a safe workenvironment job security. thirdly Maslow believed some are motivatedby the need for social interaction, fellowship with fellow colleagues.This is inclusive of a sense of belonging. Further up the hierarchyis the need for status. When an employee is made to feel important andneeded in a job this will motivate them to do well. Lastly is personal competition called self-actualisation. This is a level of completesatisfaction.For Maslow, pay is the lowest in all of the motivators. He believesyou move up the scale towards self-motivation. However, his theory hasbeen met by some(prenominal) criticism. It can be seen as patronising and elitistin terms of the determine it expresses.2 People can achieve completeself-motivation from activities they do outside of work i.e.childcare, for these employees they can have reached a higher orderbefore straight the lower ones. It is also practically impossible togeneralise everyones strengths and weaknesses as each person is anindividual. The theory is also often contradicted by seek such asthe study by Hall and Nougain. (1968)3 In reality... ...r tall(prenominal) work showed in their performance.In conclusion, the essay has shown circumstances where pay whole kit and boodle as amotivator and where it fails. The overwhelming feeling is that pay is amercement as a short term motivator but when it is apply continually workerscan become reliant and it can put drag on employee relations aswell as encouraging them to work purely for economic reward. Managerswill not always be queer with results as explained but thereare other ways to motivate which have shown to produce continuallygood results such as job enrichment and making employees feel asthough they genuinely matter. In my opinion, managers who use payincentives can achieve good results but from reading the articles asevidence my advice would be to use them sparingly.1 Organisational demeanor compiled by A. Beauregard page 2012 Organisational Behaviour compiled by A. Beauregard page 2043 This study examined the changes in needs of a group of people. OB A. Beauregard page 2054 Organisational Behaviour compiled by A. Beauregard page 2055 Organisational Behaviour compiled by A. Beauregard page 2066 Harvard Business Review