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ENGLISH FOR ENGLISH FOR ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE

& & CIVIL ENGINEERING IICIVIL ENGINEERING II

ENGLISH FOR ENGLISH FOR ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE

& & CIVIL ENGINEERING IICIVIL ENGINEERING II

Prepared by :Prepared by :

Ir. Indra Tjahjani, SS, MLA, MMSI*)Ir. Indra Tjahjani, SS, MLA, MMSI*)

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Preface 1Preface 1

• In order to produce this book writer use many different sources, some literatures, and browsing from the internet, it follows by some studies.

• As a writer, I bring some series of good mission through this book among other thing are :

• Broaden the students knowledge,• The students will more aware about the old buildings,

the culture and how to preserve the heritage related to the Convention and Indonesia Degree.

• Improve the students analyzing information,• Encourage the students to present their perception

that they got.• The students could use the information technology for

finding the latest information in any subject.

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Preface 2Preface 2

• Writer wish is the students able preparing their English for facing their real world toward their professional task through this book.

• Generally, the structure of each reading has been design as bellow :

– Skimming– Reading & Understanding– Synonyms– Antonyms– Re-write with your own word– Summarize– Structure & Grammar

• Hopefully, this English book, not just a lecture’s an English book but, also could broaden the students’ knowledge more.

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ContentContent• Unit I. Stonehenge• Unit 2. Traditional Architecture• Unit 3. The Oldest Building in Indonesia• Unit 4. History of Central Park• Unit 5. Jakarta, from Village of Metropolist• Unit 6. History of Bandung• Unit 7. Key Monuments of Islamic Architecture• Unit 8. The Rise of Cultural Land• Unit 9. Grand Finale – October 2003 Civil Engineering Magazine• Unit 10. An Unconventional Approval – November 2003 Civil Engineering Magazine• Unit 11. The Australia ICOMOS Charter• Unit 12. Park & Playground• Unit 13 Feng Shui• LIST OF SOURCES• ATTACHMENT : Other Information for the Beautiful Buildings & Constructions in the Websites

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AssignmentAssignment

• Students should actively find Students should actively find more information through more information through internet, possibly using Search internet, possibly using Search Engine related to the TopicEngine related to the Topic.

• Students also have to prepared Students also have to prepared some presentation for add your some presentation for add your vocabulary and improve your vocabulary and improve your confidenceconfidence

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LIST OF SOURCES

• Alibasah, Margaret Muth. 1991. Using English. Penerbit Djambatan.• Dary, Elizabeth and Karen Davy. TOEFL. Reading Comprehension and

Vocabulary Workbook. Prentice Hall of India. Private Limited.• Davison, Julian. 1999. Architecture. Indonesian Heritage Series. Archipelago

Press. Singapore.• Eckbo, Garret. 1964. Urban Landscape Design. Mc. Graw-Hill Book Company.• Jay, Roni. 1998. Feng Shui in Your Garden. Godsfield Press. Singapore.• Jaques, David. 1995. International Journal of Heritage Studies.• Gene O.Brown, PE and Timothy J. Dolf, PE. 2003. Civil Engineering Magazine.• Kinkead, Eugene. 1990. Central Park The Birth, Decline and Renewal of National Treasure.• Kunto, Haryoto. 1996. Balai Agung di Kota Bandung. PT. Granesia.• Lacy, Norris J. 1986.The Arthurian Encyclopedia. Peter Bedrick Books. New York.• Mann, William A. 1993. Landscape Architecture. John Wiley & Sons. Inc.• Michell, George. 1995. Architecture of The Islamic World. Themes and Hudson.• O’Callaghan, Janes. 2003. Civil Engineering Magazine.• Tjahjani, Indra. 2003. Taman Sari Yogyakarta A Culture Perspective in

Landscape Design. School of Design and Architecture. Division of Health, Design and Science. University of Canberra.

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WEBSITES

• http://www.centralpark.org/history/• http://www.beritajakarta.com/english/

aboutJakarta/HistoryofJakarta.asp• http://www.geocities.com/bandungcity/build.htm• http://www.icomos.org/does/burra_charter.html

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The AuthorIndra Tjahjani, Ir, SS, MLA, MMSI*)

• *) Indra, finished her Landscape Engineering from Trisakti-Jakarta in 1986; she received AIDAB Scholarship from Melbourne University–Australia for her Master of Landscape Architecture Degree (1992). Since that she was in-charge for Information Technology Services (under the World Bank Project) until year 2000. Indra, got her Degree in English Literature Study in 2001.She’s also has received her Master Degree in Management Information System later. At this moment she still continues her study of Doctorate in Cultural Landscape Heritage.