We design not only with our eyes, but also with our hands.
It quickly became clear to Mr. Graves that quality design not only matters but could also turn a healthy profit.
Architects then, like many today, wanted to design not only the house but also the landscaping, furniture, lighting fixtures and rugs.
That design not only destroys the illusion that your work is floating before you but also presents a number of technical limitations.
To the Renaissance theorist Alberti, architects were responsible for the design not only of civil buildings but also of military fortifications and clocks.
This design not only provided amusement, it also symbolised how retirement would free the emperor from the formality and constraints of court life.
For the 40 or so men who will eventually live there, Mr. Pawson had to design not only a home, but a self-contained village, complete with hospital, cemetery and school.
"But in practice, its green deal design not only failed to deliver any meaningful benefit, it increased suppliers' costs – and therefore energy bills – in meeting their obligations through the ECO scheme.
Calatrava's winning design not only looked so improbably cantilevered that it is far from obvious how it stood up, but also had a sun screen which, in theory, opened up at the touch of a button.
He saw design not only as the fulfilling of a function, but of proposing ways of doing so: a chair could suggest "a new way to sit", and with it a fragment of a new world.
Mr. Childs's design not only paid homage to McKim, it also reflected the iconoclastic personality of the senator, who worked so steadfastly to give his hometown a railroad station reflective of the one that was taken from us.
