For the most prestigious institutions, it's clear that huge new architectural projects can draw in new audiences: people who might never have visited, or in the case of tourists, people who might never even have visited New York if not for the new structure.
Anybody who works hard at a regular business is regarded as an idiot, since it's much easier to set up a project to draw in European subsidies".Isolated complaints and anecdotes are one thing.
"While I was in high school -- a Catholic high school -- we had a project to draw in class.
Valeo, a France-based automotive supplier to General Motors and other companies, has 14,000 engineers working on future vehicle projects, drawing in employees from its visibility, comfort and driving, and thermal systems groups to reimagine interiors.
Barzilay has struck up new research collaborations, drawn in MIT students, launched projects with doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital, and begun empowering cancer treatment with the machine learning insight that has already transformed so many areas of modern life.
The conclusions drawn in the DEUFRAKO K project are compared with the new set of data.
His new project draws in a mixture of space industry people, old and new.
Containing written work, photography, and other materials on architectural and cultural traditions in South Asia, the project draws in part from an unfinished study by MacDougall's late husband, anthropologist and architect Robert (Scotty) MacDougall '62, B.Arch.
"At its peak, the project drew in more than 40,000 Cubans..
While Keystone XL might have been the "marquee pipeline project", Swift said, a line should be drawn in front of all tar sands projects, since the G8 commitment requires the US to reduce carbon emissions by 80% by 2050.
But he found himself drawn in by it, and a project that he thought would take three months took three years.
