I bought two books: "Wunden," a self-published collection of photographs by a young German named Gerald von Foris, which is an interesting assemblage of architecture, animals and nature; and a book of images of West Berlin by Hans W. Mende.
Yet the leafy complex, called Viet Phu Thanh Chuong in Vietnamese, offers an engaging and eccentric introduction to traditional Vietnamese culture and architecture — something like The Cloisters in New York, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's assemblage of architectural elements from medieval Europe.
Measuring 1,680 feet long by 535 feet wide — over 20 acres —Iman Square is one of the largest plazas in the world, and holds what is possibly the most stunning assemblage of Islamic architecture.
The stratigraphic architecture and morphological assemblage of the Pleistocene fluvial terraces contained in two contiguous fluvial valleys are used to understand the spatial distribution and the timing of the differential uplift that affected two different geological and geomorphological settings of an active orogen.
"The city's extraordinary assemblage of Byzantine, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture is under immediate threat from rising sea levels," states the report.
A new approach to the assemblage of complex networks displaying the scale-free architecture is proposed.
The show features a vibrant and whirling new wall painting by Sol LeWitt; an elegant arrangement of three-dimensional geometrical elements by Barry LeVa; a surprising early Cubist assemblage of unfinished boards by Richard Artschwager; and a conflation of vernacular architecture and Constructivist sculpture by Siah Armajani (Johnson).
Alternatively, the genetic architecture for mandible shape may be an assemblage of a multitude of QTL with small effects and a few QTL with large effects.
These non-marine successions are divided into 5 successive stratigraphic units, each of which is unique in facies assemblages and architecture of sandstone bodies.
Jake's, Jamaica This bohemian resort on Jamaica's south coast is an assemblage of colourful, artistic villas and suites inspired by Spanish, Moroccan and Indian architecture.
Intercolumniation, in architecture, space between columns that supports an arch or an entablature (an assemblage of moldings and bands that forms the lowest horizontal beam of a roof).
