But in deep office markets with lots of excess demand, like that in Washington, individual builders will find it difficult to wield market power.
The criteria is to keep a relatively uniform daylight distribution in the range of 300 500 lx over 90% of the whole desktop area in a 7-m-deep office room.
For inner region of deep plan offices, some innovative daylighting systems such as light redirecting panels and light pipe could be used to improve the daylighting performance.
With disparate objects -- among them sea urchin shells, colorful Turkish tiles recalling William Morris designs, and a set of egg prints -- Ms. Ridder constructed a cool, deep turquoise office, with white stenciling via a paisley block she bought.
Two different types of solar concentrators (developed for the system) were tested to assess their photometric characteristics in collecting and delivering solar rays to a deep plan office space for better lighting.
So I would not be surprised to see lots of other things that assistants do coming on line as Siri matures (The CALO project that Siri comes from, was deep in "office assistant" use cases such as scheduling, travel planning, meeting assistance, organizing and learning).
But architecture is here, there and everywhere, from the dingy station entrance you were made to shuffle through this morning to the low-ceilinged, deep-plan office you might be sitting in while you're reading this.
This paper reports on a research programme that investigates retrofitted solutions to uneven distribution of daylight in deep-plan office buildings.
The plane's impact crushed newly renovated offices deep into the Pentagon's five concentric rings, but only a portion of the outermost corridor, known as the E Ring, collapsed completely.
More often the focus is on airless and strip-lit offices, deep beneath the grandstands, where a new breed of nerdy and statistically savvy baseball executives attempted to overturn a century and more of received wisdom as to how the game should be played.
Then, somewhere deep in the offices of US network Bravo, something clicked: in 2006, audiences were introduced to the first episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County, which offered an "inside peek into the lives of five real-life housewives living in an exclusive gated OC community".
