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Properties of Halophilic Proteinse two examples of the successful embodiment of the poetic spirit in the formative experience. These examples are two complex pedagogical experiments, one at the architectural scale of the object and the other at the urban scale of the city, both encompassing a recovery of the true meaning of architectural creation.

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Pallavee Srivastava,Meenal Kowshik as architecture, history and philosophy, these perspectives converge towards the notion of restoring the fundamental nature of architectural creation. The emergence of a shared concern and analysis towards the contemporary context across various disciplinary fields, whether they are tangent or inte

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Nitrate Assimilation in Halophilic Archaea,onship with the creative act, which aims to complement the way it is currently perceived within the profession. Artistic or artisanal interests, manual experience and direct involvement in the act of building, once the trademark of the architect, can be brought back into the contemporary professiona

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Properties of Halophilic Proteinshitecture. We can call it symbolic, exploring the invisible instances of the act of architectural creation: from perceptive manifestation, passion and compassion for people and the world, to symbolic manifestation, related to myth, ritual and the sacred. Although difficult to quantify in a rationall

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Genetics and Genomics of Halophilic , and ,amined in the first chapter—namely, art–science, practice–theory, mechanical art–liberal art, science–humanistic discipline, and real–ideal. From this perspective, the education and training of such a professional depends on striking a balance between these valences, which must be seen as complement