Even now that modern music is welcome in concert halls and nightclubs alike, galleries can still be particularly congenial spaces — a point made by the Look & Listen Festival, which opened at the Chelsea Art Museum on Friday night.
The 60 staff members at Icon Medialab, mostly in their 30's, "wanted open and friendly offices and the possibility of growing to 120 people," said Ms. Aigner, who used color to create congenial spaces.
The London Philharmonic was in town, playing in Carnegie Hall and offering the rapt, informed audiences and congenial acoustical space that his years at the New York Philharmonic were hard-pressed to provide.
Staff described a working system for passing problem scripts to the doctor, and we observed this process working relatively smoothly and informally as doctors passed through the cramped but congenial reception space.
It's a congenial place, with student art work on the walls, administrators' desks in a cubicle area, wide-open rehearsal rooms, a cafeteria-lounge space, and art classrooms with interior windows.
It's a surprisingly congenial place.
But it's also a congenial place to work.
He composed the following ad, phoned the Times and read it while the girl took it down: "Artist, attractive modern studio space, congenial atmosphere, receptionist, tel.
Bach was promoted to on 2 March 1714, an honour that entailed performing a church cantata monthly in the He was appointed Circumstances were favourable: Bach enjoyed a "congenial and intimate" space in the court chapel, called (Heaven's Castle), and a professional group of musicians in the court capelle.
The conversion was an inspired idea, because the bridge's lack of structure overhead creates a space uniquely congenial to pedestrians.
