He preferred a changing, responsive method, one allowing him to enter and egress models from their own diverse global origins, while considerate of the defining features and principles of those models--be they local, national, ethnic, religious, scientific, gender specific, or personal.
This project aims to rethink the conventional rigid, solid architectural space through its combination of shape changing form, responsive lighting, adaptable spaces, and interactive responses".
It was "the voice you can say anything in … infinite, always changing, endlessly responsive, and capable of containing anything, and everything".
As China now convenes its legislature, the National People's Congress, it is clear that the pyramid of local congresses that underlies the national body is changing, becoming more responsive to popular sentiment, if still far from democratic.
Where on the BMW it feels rather heavy and inert, on the Jaguar it feels alive, responsive, changing to the conditions and beautifully weighted whatever the speed or cornering load.
In cell culture, COX-2 expression has proved to be highly responsive, changing rapidly in the presence of many growth factors, cytokines and other inflammatory mediators.
The results of the temperature cycling show that the shoulder is indeed responsive to changing temperature and that the change in shell size starts to take place already at 35 °C.
As such Anadol's installation points to a possible future where architecture is perhaps more fluid and changing in its appearance, responsive to its environment and adaptive to the changes in the city or town it inhabits.
But editors are acutely sensitive and obsessively responsive to changing demand among their readers.
Open-access festivals are mutable and responsive to changing cultural landscapes, and the Adelaide fringe has gone through many guises.
This requires that the Postal Service operate more like a retail business than an independent government agency, and that means it must be consumer-centric — responsive to changing trends in consumer needs and desires.
