London office development and marketing

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The recovery of London, England, from a recession and a relaxed approach to city planning led to the highest recorded demand for office spaces in 1997. This development, which demonstrates the city's continuing competitiveness as a business location of choice, also highlights the shortcomings of the marketing approach that was adopted for the London Docklands. The urban marketing approach adopted by the London Docklands Development Corporation was debunked as a viable solution to urban renewal.

Planning, Usage, Evaluation, Laws, regulations and rules, London, England, Urban renewal, City planning, Urban planning, England, Office buildings, Urban policy, Urban land use, Docks

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Comparing employees' conceptual systems regarding their above-ground and underground office environment

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Employees' perception of their above-ground and underground office environments have been examined. Results indicate that employees were more concerned with the 'new location' of their offices and their 'commuting time.' Some also though that office relocation would force a change in their job content and achievement. Those moving underground were apprehensive that they might not have enough floor space while those moving above ground were glad to have access to a view from windows.

Psychological aspects, Offices, Office layout, Office workers

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Christianity and conceptual transformation

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Collective guidance in the modern age is characterized by a dualistic nature wherein the earthly sphere, topos gaios, is separate and distinct from the heavenly sphere. Individuals have the inherent desire to revert back to the heavenly sphere, the original primeval state of the universe. The Christians' concept of a conceptual transformation is based on the belief that the heavenly sphere is brought to individuals who accept Jesus Christ as their savior.

Analysis, Modernism, Christianity

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