Clusters of floors were organised in five "social villages", separated by double-height communal floors where the trusses leap across the facade.
With the collapse of both towers by 10 30 a.m., larger pieces of the twin towers had smashed parts of 7 World Trade and set whole clusters of floors ablaze.
The museum — from the outside, a chaotic pileup of translucent cones and gigantic children's building blocks — was organized around a cluster of first-floor galleries representing key movements in Europe and the United States.
There were clusters of food stalls everywhere.
That's why he helped start IndyHall, a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footn, clusters officek and a décor that Mr. Hillman despacees as "artsy and funky".
In a wave of postwar optimism, everyone would work together on clusters of desks scattered across undivided floor-plates.
The design, Mr. Reingold said, will incorporate the Hebrew Home's philosophy of creating "living areas" on each floor of four clusters of 10 to 12 rooms each, an arrangement that will provide older residents with a social support system.
The electron beam itself was enclosed within white walls, but at set intervals there were clusters of machinery jutting out onto the floor area where we were, blocked off by a yellow safety chain.
A 2006 diptych of roughly circular wall pieces, each nine feet across with a rimlike pie crust surrounding a flat expanse resembling hardwood flooring and with clusters of blobby forms hanging from the bottom edges, has the sad title "Weeping Plates".
Use of practice site cluster-randomisation reduces the potential for intervention contamination, and inclusion criteria (HbA1c ≥ 7.5%) reduces the possibility of floor effects.
