Khedoori's images likewise hew toward the architectural — doors, windows, theater seats, brick walls, railings, hallways, a cutaway of an abandoned house.
She also started thinking about other industrial metals used to make all sorts of architectural hardware from door handles to building siding to furniture and how remnants and fresh sheets could be manipulated into artful ornamentation for the body.
In a very different vein is the 70's work of Mr. Overby (1935-1993), whose architectural elements -- doors, windows -- are made from pieces of thin latex sheeting hung on the wall.
Pieced together from architectural fragments (doors, window frames, siding) and objects scavenged from the sidewalks and junkyards of New York, it recreates the rich accumulations of improvised housing endemic to poverty-stricken, marginalized communities all over the world.
BUT the Crystal Palace, despite being built with fireproof iron and glass, was not so safe, and it burned down in 1858, partly because the architects had used a lot of wood for such architectural details as door frames and mullions.
The restaurant was between identities: no longer what it had started out to be (a canteen for the Richard Rogers architectural firm, next door — one of the chefs is married to Rogers) but not yet the dining destination it has since become.
Chicago also has a lot of big salvage places like Salvage One and Urban Remains, where you find architectural stuff like doors, hardware, lighting, as well as furniture.
The company, which makes architectural products, like doors that divide conference rooms, got an infusion of capital from outside investors and Mr. Hough returned to Sallie Mae.
Current users that Google has highlighted in the past include Australia's Architectural Windows & Doors and the San Francisco 49ers.
According to Mason, the technique seems to be less careful than in the past, as can be seen in elements of the architectural interior (sliding doors, screens...) which lack detail or in the silver powder which is used much less often in general compared to gold.
