Sentence examples for design responds from inspiring English sources

Set design responds directly to the technology of the times, but some designs outstrip it, which may be why Mike Nichols, in his 2012 revival, used Mielziner's set.

Its intentions were clear from the start, "its design responds to emerging trends for interdisciplinary biomedical research, [where] interaction between disciplines and individuals is encouraged".

Peter Calthorpe, a longtime advocate of sustainable and transit-oriented urban design, responds bluntly to the idea that Houston's affordability proves the wisdom of sprawl.

Passive design responds to local climate and site conditions in order to maximise the comfort and health of building users while minimising energy use.

SAAM provides a means to characterize how well an architectural design responds to the demands placed on it by each scenario.

The original design responds to an initial challenge such as the World Expo, but it then requires a different approach that takes into account the construction of the real city.

How can design respond with equal foresight?

He said that because it was in a designated "special district," which allows for more oversight, the city should have insisted that the design "respond to the physical, contextual environment," as the zoning ordinance requires.

We will closely study different types of reliquaries manufactured in the Byzantine Empire over the centuries and investigate how their design responded to devotional needs, ritual practice and political claims.

These homes are a regurgitation of servile design responding to the big dollar which is no more.

Yes, but do Foster designs respond to local architectural culture, precedent, history, sense of place?