"This will create a physical environment that will capture the spirit of what we do with families and will be an open, light, welcoming place.
It is a quiet space, an open, light and wild space, full of life and miracles.
The Jain will not use an open light nor leave a container of liquid uncovered lest a stray insect be destroyed; even with this precaution, liquids are always strained before use.
Roseann Torti, Prudential Douglas Elliman (516) 945-0221; www.prudentialelliman.com TAXES: $12,827 TIME ON THE MARKET: Three months and a week PROS: Built in 1983, this house has skylights and vaulted ceilings for an open, light-filled layout.
In late April, the dance troupe announced its plans and passed out copies of Mr. Bibliowicz's designs that showed an open, light-filled building with an intimate theater and 12 studios, including some that could be glimpsed from the street.
GLASS panels two stories high on the outer walls are intended to give passers-by a view of the interior, and a 30-foot-high atrium above the 11th Avenue entrance and a circular glass balustrade on the second floor are expected to create an open, light-drenched appearance.
The available morphoecological, dental microwear-mesowear, and enamel isotopic analyses of the herbivores, as well as study of the phytolites suggest an open-light cover landscape for both localities.
Many light-dark boxes provide spatial cues for the transition from the light to the dark (e.g. a small door in the wall separation the light and dark compartment, an open, large light compartment vs. a small, closed dark compartment; [ 92, 93]).
It's a big problem and turning the country into an open red light district might not be the solution.
And with the guidance of an architect, Shahriar Nasser (and another $4.5 million in renovation costs), the Harrises embarked on an extensive and complicated overhaul to transform the chopped-up Victorian-era interior into an unexpectedly modern, open, light-filled space.
Bar'Lees, the newest of the entries, is an open, pleasantly lighted place to talk over a glass of malbec or a whisky (the other specialty of the house).
