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The application of these two concepts by Mzab traditional society persisted until the last few decades when it has undergone profound changes in the re-shaping of its built form and society.

Campbell becomes, in a sense, the sum of its built form plus its framed surroundings.

The loss of the oversized M is emblematic of the various ways in which the kit-of-parts design risks being diluted before we see it in built form.

Industrial change and restructuring have cast a profound impact on Singapore's economy as well as its industrial built form, in the context of land scarcity and relative high density.

This well-received project led to the creation of a new leisure and tourism centre and thus a rediscovery of central urban areas as key urban spaces representing Doha and its cultural roots as manifested in the built form and fabric.

A comparison would be with Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum in Berlin, which deliberately represents in built form the complexities and violence of Jewish experience, but Adjaye seems to shudder when I suggest it.

In contrast to the highly bureaucratized building process in modern built form, vernacular architecture is more climate responsive.

First, the wider context of power relations invested in the built form are considered in a health context, and their impact on social relations explored.

Quaker Bournville, "Christianizing" Port Sunlight, Stalinist Magnitogorsk: though the particular flavour of paternalism may have variedfrom place to place, they expressed in their built form a will to total control over the circumstances of employee life.

Indeed the magnetic exchange between the constituent metal ions in complexes 1– 3 is very much akin to that observed in molecules built form TBC[4].

There are two large themes: a morphological approach to the history of architecture, and studies of possibility in built form.