They talk and write about popular taste, but for the most part they've built houses and cultural institutions for a sophisticated clientele.
In Germany, never a standard-bearer of multiculturalism, recent integration laws passed in several Länder prominently sport the "intercultural opening of public administration", which requires the state bureaucracy to be attentive to the linguistic, religious, and other cultural needs of its immigrant-based clientele.
"Our clientele want an in-depth cultural experiences, and they see shopping as a fundamental part of learning about the culture," said Ashley Isaacs Ganz, the president and founder of the company.
Such hospitals straddle the expectations of both local patients and international clientele and present highly complex cross-cultural interactions between staff and patients but also between patients and other patients.
McMakin's clientele has since expanded to include diverse cultural icons like the Getty Museum and the actor Tommy Lee Jones, and his plain-Jane aesthetic has filtered down to the mass market.
All within walking distance of one another, they are boutiques that, in almost every case, aggressively cater to a youthful clientele for whom shopping is an adored cultural pursuit.
Explore the attitudes and behaviors of individuals who donate foods to food shelves and the perceived needs of the clientele using the food shelves in terms of cultural, health, and nutritional concerns.
"If you are presenting a cultural background of black male dancers, they are going to attract a female clientele of black women," he said.
Other jurisdictions that have tight cultural or linguistic ties to nearby large financial centres also benefit from a ready clientele happy to do business in a familiar place.
With its venerable French clientele — which has included Gérard Depardieu and many French politicians — Le Fémina might be the city's most enduring cultural crossover.
