As Elizabeth P. Marrinan, village planner of Scarsdale, explained: "For us, the question is, how do we control size and still allow for continuation of Scarsdale's eclectic architectural nature?
In the interview, Wright talks about his disdain for the unplanned architectural nature of Manhattan, his belief in nature over religion, and gives advice to hypothetical students.
Firstly, a model which closely approximates our current understanding of the spatial and architectural nature of tumours provides us with a platform to further our understanding of the importance and implications of these interdependent structures.
As in other parts of Europe at this time, pierced sheet iron was fashioned into tracery of a semi-architectural nature, much like Gothic windows.
The Pelham Preservation and Garden Society, a six-year-old venture, sees its mission as partly architectural in nature; members recently restored a hundred-year-old gateway into the Pelhamwood section of the village and have started a plaque program to designate historic homes.
There is no mistaking the choice of Osteria Francescana in the first episode, where each dish is architectural in nature, and close ups look like postmodern sculptures.
He makes a strong case that borrowing architectural ideas from nature can help to reduce the environmental impact of buildings.
Perfusion-decellularized organs are a likely candidate for use in such scaffolds since they mimic compositional, architectural and biomechanical nature of a native organ.
By its nature, architectural exhibitions hold a degree of separation from the very subjects they present.
Gaudí's harmonious approach to landscaping is exemplified at the First Mystery of the Glory of the Rosary at Montserrat, where the architectural framework is nature itself here the Montserrat rock nature encircles the group of sculptures that adorned the path to the Holy Cave.
Instead, there is a studied, core rejection of objective, non-normative notions of the nature of architectural practices, the roles of architectural creator and spectator, or even what architectural works count as objects of the form.
