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After that, their designs verged on the conventional, but in 1929 and 1930, near the end of their practice, they did two striking Art Deco buildings, one at 210 East 68th Street and the other at 235 East 22nd Street.

This cleverly designed table verges on being a mini kitchen.

55-57 Gertrude Street; 011-61-3-9419-4888; cutlerandco.Cottage 4. Cottage Industry Penelope Durston's designs may verge on kitsch, but her reworking of vintage fabrics suits Melbourne's current retro craze.

In a design statement that verges on farce, Mayne describes the proposal as "a minimalist act that reiterates the site and offers to the viewer a mirrored, refracted perspective of the landscape".

On the other hand, the design department was on the verge of stagnation.

Now Cupertino has agreed to license the design from SBB (h/t to the Verge for spotting SBB's release).

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BY default or design, Israelis and Palestinians are on the verge of recreating on Jerusalem's doorstep the chaos of their conflict in Lebanon.

But whatever their aesthetic differences, the designs share an interest, verging on a fixation, with statistics.

His designs are graphics that verge on the organic in some cases, and the surfaces resemble enlargements of marine forms.

Old structures may collapse and once vital systems may fall apart; yet other patterns and barely imagined designs are on the verge of being revealed.