Properly designed, it would simply run on its own.
Now named 1 World Trade Center, it is a banal building designed, it would seem, more by security consultants than by its architect, David Childs, of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
Getting the Architecture Dept. to help design it would be good.
All of them have been designed, it would appear, to bolster the reputation of a lame-duck Prime Minister in his last months in office.
When smartly designed, it would include accessible "universal design elements" like nonslip floors, a step-free shower entrance and doorways that could accommodate a wheelchair, so that an aging owner wouldn't have to look elsewhere for user-friendly housing.
But whatever is designed, it would be lovely to see at least one graceful new tower, preferably two, rising even higher than 110 stories -- an unfamiliar sight with a familiar feel.
The move was designed, it would seem, to create the least amount of news.
If such a trial were designed, it would also need to control for the type of IT and the needs of the buyer.
The way I had designed it, it would fall apart completely.
This was a non-inferiority study, and although it has been criticised for its design, it would appear to confirm anecdotal experience that the two drugs are equivalent in efficacy, and this is reflected in current clinical practice guidelines [21,38].
