His visual imagination tends toward coziness and enclosure.
He is not the first architect to experiment with degrees of openness and enclosure in a stadium.
This unprecedented corporate privatisation and enclosure of the world's common lands – its pastures, fields and forests – is being done in the name of development.
John Clare's famous poem The Fallen Elm is a protest against the felling of trees in the name of profit and enclosure.
The two share his preoccupation with the metaphysics of form and materials: opening and enclosure, transparency and opacity, differentiation and merger, distance and duration.
The expansion includes the renovation and enclosure of the 5,100-square-foot 5,100-square-foot 5,100-square-footthe museum's cafe.
We seem to be moving within an intermediary zone between city and airport, ground and sky, inside and outside, openness and enclosure, public and private.
These contrasts -- between gold and black, round and square, openness and enclosure, a cheap material and an expensive one -- embody the architect's characteristic elegance.
In a time when abstaining from social media for a few days passes for asceticism, the lives of poverty, chastity, obedience, and enclosure to which the Poor Clares make vows seem especially worthy of our attention.
But much of the thematic-looking stuff, such as the repeated images of seclusion and enclosure, turns out to be little more than structural gaffer tape, and more substantive matters are handled simplistically.
Today, after two centuries of consolidation and enclosure, there are only 1,200 farms in the Lake District, and Britain as a whole has one of the world's highest concentrations of land ownership.
