Transformation on the sound

Article Abstract:

The Sound School, a unique vocational school with aquaculture as the main study, is situated in New Haven, Connecticut and was first founded 25 years ago in an old boat shop. The school was initially a brick structure with floors made of reinforced concrete, and was renovated in 1998 to meet the increasing needs of the students, which benefited greatly from close collaboration on the part of engineers, educators and technical specialists.

Connecticut, Animal aquaculture, Fish Farming, Remodeling and renovation, Fish-culture, Aquaculture, Educational aspects, Vocational schools, Trade schools

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Honolulu's two largest sewage facilities face prospect of secondary treatment

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The city and county governments of Honolulu, Hawaii, may have to spend more than $1 billion to upgrade Sand Island and Honouliuli wastewater treatment plants to include full secondary treatment. The Environmental Protection Agency refused to renew permits for the two wastewater treatment plants after studies showed that treated wastewater from the plants had negative effects on marine life.

Government regulation, Hawaii, Sewage disposal plants, Environmental aspects, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Sewage, Sewage treatment

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Structural engineering: Nashville concert hall features unique acoustic elements

Article Abstract:

The architectural design of the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, future home of Nashville Symphony, and designed by David M. Schwartz of Architectural Services, Inc., is presented.

Tennessee, Analysis, Design and construction, Works, Architectural design, Music-halls, Music facilities, Schwartz, David M., Nashville Symphony Orchestra

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