Even better is a plaster cast of an ad-hoc living space in Mumbai, squeezed between a warehouse and the architects' office (Studio Mumbai).
He wrote plays while working in an architects' office in London until George Devine, who had launched the English Stage Company at the Royal Court in 1956, accepted The Waters of Babylon for one Sunday night "production without decor" in 1957.
She added that she hoped the audit would provide "some oversight and understanding as to whether the state's architects office are doing their job in the best way that they can".
"I never liked the ambience of architects' offices," she said.
Tours of architects' offices will be held next Saturday and on May 13 at 1 p.m.
When I was working in architects' offices in the '70s and '80s, this was completely standard practice.
That is the conversion of old industrial properties, such as garages and warehouses, to art galleries and architects' offices.
Because of the daylight we could work with very low light levels here — most of the light in architects' offices now is coming off computer screens.
Mr. Lowry personally went to the architects' offices to inform them of the museum's decision, a gesture that Ms. Tsien said she appreciated.
Upstate, the Preservation Association of Central New York, based in Syracuse, will offer special classes on architecture for the third to seventh grades, museum exhibits and open houses in architects' offices.
And indeed the entire operation appears driven by what in architecture is called "the charrette" -- the extreme 24/7 panic condition that descends upon architects' offices as deadlines approach.
