Best known as Mrs. H. Winter, she was an innovator, pioneering merrill stitching to finish garments, novel fabrics such as upholstery and plastics, and deconstructed clothing design.
— Eric Asimov Los Angeles Magazine: A German gnome, a stuffed owl, Bedouin jewelry and Skee-Ball machines: deconstructing the design elements of a madly rococo Southern California bar.
According to "Deconstructing Product Design," by William Lidwell and Gerry Manacsa: While watching his wife do laundry, Alfonso Bialetti observed the workings of their primitive washing machine: a fire, a bucket, and a lid with a tube coming out of it.
Deconstructing the design and shooting of the album's videos — or, as Jackson insisted on calling them, short films — the director, Spike Lee, assembles a fond and meticulously detailed mosaic of a perfectionist at work.
In this lushly illustrated book, Ms. Ascher meticulously and lucidly deconstructs the design of manmade towers from the foundation on up to the imperatives of physical and psychological security in a terror-conscious society.
Students who register for this Pop-out will leave with (1) a multi-faceted understanding of argument, (2) tools to help deconstruct, analyze and design arguments, (3) tools to foster more intention and purpose in design, and (4) an awareness of Design + Argument as a tool not simply for dispute and assertion, but as a tool that can influence and enhance all aspects of one's life.
The external feature of mug can be deconstructed as 6 design attributes or items, namely, body, handle, foot, lip, color and pattern.
I analyze the details of construction and design to deconstruct how the ghetto's fenestration patterns, building heights, and enclosure walls stimulate the senses of space and engage lines of sight -- Provided by publisher.
In his red spectacles and his slimline suits, he cuts a smooth figure, and the movie is designed to deconstruct him.
Yet Mr. Zeffirelli's choices are designed to deconstruct the opera, to break it up into bits and pieces.
