Sentence examples for * the charrette from inspiring English sources

And it is worth recalling that the charrette originated as an educational process.

Dan Burden, an author and Smart Growth expert, was hired to moderate the charrette.

The life hackers had brought their jugs to the charrette one day and swigged from them, burping a grassy steam.

And as a result, participants in the charrette worried that a new park on the pier might not attract many visitors.

The profession has long made a fetish of the charrette (that's architectural lingo for the final work push for a deadline), to the detriment of many relationships.

But the charrette serves as a backdrop for the far more conventional story of a white man's change of heart and the black woman who brought it about.

As a follow-up to the housing charrette, participants were given a short survey to gauge their preferences for lot and block layout.

The BID's reaction didn't surprise Huntington Chamber of Commerce's president, Dennis Sneden, who said he had suspected all along the merchants felt excluded, charrette or no charrette.

Commonplace in architecture and urban planning disciplines, the application of charrettes to connectivity conservation design offers the benefits of improving design accuracy and enhancing their potential for implementation through providing valuable feedback and iterative design adjustment.

During an early charrette, after the experiment began, a tech ran in yelling about an update to the display, some U.V. dilation they'd pulled off to widen the protein band, muscling it into something called gray light.

Working in teams, students engage in the brainstorming and design charrette process to translate their knowledge about the community and best practices around the world into design solutions.