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Beginning with the work of Robert Venturi, Denise Scott-Brown, and Peter Eisenman, postmodern architects deliberately rejected the pure forms and "truth to materials" of the modern architect and put in their place irony, ornament, historical reference, and deliberate paradox.
He talks instead about a 'Grand Architect,' deliberately avoiding the Christian terms, because it had to be a religious language that was accessible to all people".
Stéphane Martin, director of the Musée du Quai Branly — an ethnographic museum that houses collections from Africa, Asia, the Americas and Oceania — and Jean Nouvel, the museum's architect, deliberately sought to place an artwork beyond the line of sight of visitors to the museum.
"The details are deliberately quite primitive," says project architect John O'Mara, describing how the material junctions of brick, concrete and oak are simply expressed as "essential acts of assembly", in line with the building's archaic, primal form.
The western media know this but deliberately portray me falsely as an architect of the overly harsh and punitive law the Ugandan government eventually passed".
Seven models at Avalon Farms, from 2,700 to 4,355 square feet, designed by Richard Moisan, head of Moisan Architects in Woodbury, "are deliberately different from the early New England reproductions that everyone else is doing," he said.
It is because the architects, Maki and Associates of Tokyo, have deliberately designed their tower to be understated and deferential.
Once a city warehouse and service garage in the Little Tokyo section, its vast spaces were deliberately left raw and unfinished by the architect, Frank O. Gehry, to recall the spirit of artists' studios.
To mollify opponents, the architects of Medicare and Medicaid deliberately limited the two programs at first.
