We consider that the associations we observed are most likely due to difficulty accessing useable and/or affordable transport, and problems with physical and architectural barriers at surgery premises (eg, heavy doors, absent or steep ramps), since these have been described as the main barriers to primary care by physically disabled American patients 9 and noted by many others.
Most architectural historians accept the premise, put forth by Scully, that he didn't really find his way until he went to the American Academy in Rome in the early nineteen-fifties.
In March and April, 2006, Greek police conducted a series of raids on the Paros house, and confiscated ancient stone objects and architectural fragments that they found on the premises.
Yet the intellectual and artistic premises behind the eloquent and sometimes grandiose architectural worlds and design objects created by Superstudio were not exactly idealistic.
Meanwhile, his architectural projects, such as the complex in Xi'an, are premised on the principles of green design.
As we've seen with the transition from on-premise computing to the cloud, major technology or architectural changes can very quickly undermine the position of platform providers.
The premise of the project is to create an architectural background sustainable in form.
That's the premise of experimental design studio Minimaform's new architectural installation, Emotive City, an immersive cluster of transparent orbs that pulse and flash with mysterious red and white lights.
But if they continue with a series of annual commissions on their own premises, it would be nice if they could move beyond the concept of singular architectural spectacles, which are then let down by the exigencies of their temporariness.
ONE architectural problem with Europe's monetary union is that its founders designed it on the premise that all European Union countries would join.
