Another important point in this context is the varying chromatin architecture in the course of lineage-specific differentiation.
"Modern architecture died in St Louis, Missouri on July 15 , 1972 at 3.32pm (or thereabouts)." So wrote the polemicist Charles Jencks in the course of launching its replacement, postmodern architecture, and he was referring to the Pruitt-Igoe housing development, a 57-acre array of 11-storey slab blocks which, less than 20 years after they were completed, were destroyed by controlled implosion.
Such overlapping architectures are beneficial for gene regulation [ 18] and are thus conserved in the course of evolution [ 19].
In the course of time windows were narrowed and deeply splayed; roofs became steeper; and flat-dome profiles assumed the bulbous form, which, in different varieties, eventually became the most notable feature of Russian church architecture.
This building, for which the Guggenheim director Thomas Krens must get credit as Mr. Gehry's equal partner in crime, has changed the course of architecture and urbanism around the world.
According to "The Architecture of Warren & Wetmore," by Peter Pennoyer and Anne Walker, Wilgus wrote that he found their underhandedness "typical of the moral turpitude which marked the course of Warren & Wetmore in their entire relation to the Grand Central Station architecture".
The architect's name is Janjaap Ruijssenaars of Universe Architecture, and his project is a part of the Europan competition, which lets architects in over 15 different countries build projects over the course of two years.
The course of events often feels cyclical; in architecture, design and fashion, styles and tendencies seem to echo and recur.
The architecture of the course moves in two psychological directions: horizontally and vertically.
In 2011, Mehrotra wrote 'Architecture in India – Since 1990', which is a reading of contemporary architecture in India.
