After a field trip or two, airport architects could be shooting -- not for perfect restaurants or twinkling, back-lit shops -- but for the stars.
Tran even goes so far as to postulate what he calls a "hierarchy of medium," which explains the types of buildings, virtual or otherwise, that architects could be constructing in the future.
So, I think that a new institutional venue, designed by a great architect, could be really important for Milan's museum landscape".
"What an incredible asset," Mr. White said, in thrall, as only an architect could be, to the position of the tree relative to the house.
This legal struggle to determine whether a film "belonged" to its scriptwriter, director, or producer strengthened the belief held by many critics and theorists that it was the director alone who deserved credit for a film, just as an architect could be credited for a building even though it was built and used by other people.
The Rouse, an homage to the surreal creations of the Barcelona architect, could be a deconstruction of Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez": familiar bits of Spanish guitar music are melted and bent into grotesque new shapes, but with a childlike glee that keeps the piece light and entertaining.
The architect could be guided in his choice of appropriate passive measures directly from the map or handling of exact passive design by the optimal approach proposed in this paper for different areas in China.
And by 2100, twenty-one per cent of lower Manhattan, one of the five regions examined by the architect teams, could be under water on a regular day — sixty-one per cent during a storm.
Although the reviewer's remark about the use of the term "architect" is formally exact, we note that similar stylistic effects are common in the literature (Mattick (2001) "Non-coding RNAs: the architects of eukaryotic complexity" EMBO reports 2, 11, 986-991), and our feeling was that our "selfish architects" could not be understood in a different way than e.g. Dawkins' blind watchmaker.
Developers had no patience for European and American planning methods, which required an extended back-and-forth between clients and engineers and architects before anything could be announced.
"We talked a lot to the architects about what could be done to make our house like that, and they came up with these huge holes that go all the way up to the third floor.
