Building OOP-Based Icon Representation
Dive into the world of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) by exploring the creation and manipulation of icons represented with pixels of specific colors. Learn how to define classes for colors, pixels, and icons, and create a display frame to showcase these icons. Follow a step-by-step guide to understand the implementation details in Python with tkinter graphics rendering. Get hands-on experience in representing and displaying icons with precision and creativity using OOP principles.
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Actors, Artifacts, and Enduring Value in Architecture KATIE PIERCE MEYER KATIE PIERCE MEYER HEAD, FINE ARTS & HUMANITIES SUBJECT TEAM HEAD, FINE ARTS & HUMANITIES SUBJECT TEAM HUMANITIES LIBRARIAN FOR ARCHITECTURE & HUMANITIES LIBRARIAN FOR ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING SAA PORTLAND SAA PORTLAND JULY 24, 2017 JULY 24, 2017 PLANNING
Research Question How might architectural artifacts be preserved in ways that illuminate the complexity of practice and the multiple layers of assumptions and values that inform the co-construction of the built environment?
Research Methods History Reflective analysis Single case study
History Reflective analysis Single case study
Findings Decision making about what has value continually occurs Varied practices, even within one project team Multiple versions of software programs maintained by each architect on the project team
Implications and Future Research Continual conversation is needed and happening with a variety of actors Architectural education data management Archival expertise and intervention
