Vernacular architectures, built by people whose design decisions are influenced by traditions in their culture, have been gleaned through a long period of trial and error and the ingenuity of local builders who possess specific knowledge about their place on the planet, and thus are valuable in promoting climate-specific passive building technologies to modern buildings.
Among the newer buildings are Peckham Library (2000), designed by Will Alsop, whose design won the 2000 Stirling Prize for architectural innovation; City Hall (2002), headquarters of the Greater London Authority, designed by Lord Norman Foster; Canada Water Library (2011); and the Shard at London Bridge (2012), a 1,016-foot 1,016-foot) skyscraper designed by Renzo Piano.
Similar effects were demonstrated by oligopeptides whose design was based on particular sequences of the disintegrin domain of metalloproteinases [ 16, 17].
These mechanical properties can be exploited by novel therapeutics whose design is guided by information extractable from single molecule force measurements [ 38, 39].
"This, my darlings, is by Sol LeWitt, whose design we're going to paint!" she said.
Plenty of ranchers still swear by the machines, whose design has changed little in a century.
Those collections were designed by Milan Vukmirovic, whose design donnybrook came with the spring 2003 collection of zippered dresses that were as much toothy hardware as cloth.
We would suggest, for instance, that the behavior of customers will never be transformed by a product whose design is based on an analysis of their past behavior.
The huge complex, which is still under construction, is said to total nearly eight hundred thousand square feet, and it will be sheltered in a few months by a roof whose design allows it to be covered with sand.
This set off a real lock frenzy in Britain leading up the nationwide lock competition in 1817 won by Jeremiah Chubb whose design had a relocking feature that enabled the lock to jam if the wrong key was inserted.
A prominent framework is provided by ecological network studies, whose design regards the combination of a set of green areas and patches (nodes) interconnected through environmental corridors (edges).
