But to really engage and convert them to residents, it is also critical for architects, builders and developers to play to Millennial lifestyle trends with precision and personality.
The mayor's comments left unanswered several questions that are critical to builders, architects and others who have long complained of inefficiency and delays at the Buildings Department.
The landscape has become a critical issue for architects, too.
In Portugal, there is a critical need for architects to incorporate energy-conscious strategies on the process of refurbishment design.
The results revealed that top management support, subjective norm, compatibility, and computer self-efficacy are critical factors affecting architects' behavioral intentions to adopt BIM.
Kent Johnson notes, It's critical for the architect to understand the designer's objectives regarding furnishings and finishes early in the process.
"It seems the targets are critical to include as architects if they're going to bear the brunt of it".
Functional necessities were as critical to the Lincoln Center architects as the forms they created, and the Modernist movement relied on new visual forms to clarify and express function.
"The issue of presence and visibility is critical," said Mr. Vinoly, the architect for Jazz at Lincoln Center.
For more than 30 years, Ms. Davies worked on a critical biography of the architect, which she may not have completed; other architectural historians did not produce such a biography, leaving the field to her. "We were all rooting for her to get her book, the definitive study on Davis, done," said Richard Jenrette, the financier and collector of 19th-century American houses.
