Creating from a mix of oxygen, blood, water and energy a few minutes of something real, something melodically memorable, something as durable as the architecture surrounding us and the technology enveloping us.
"Garbage Wall," made of trash, chicken wire, and plaster, and "Glass Bricks," made of melted beer bottles, proposed more durable alternatives to the cardboard architecture that he saw the homeless constructing.
This is particularly true in more durable industries such as large appliances, exterior architecture and automotive.
The imbrex and tegula (plurals imbrices and tegulae) were overlapping roof tiles used in ancient Greek and Roman architecture as a waterproof and durable roof covering.
So this is a very deliberate attempt to ensure that the architecture we put in place is durable, sustainable and lasting well beyond the next seven months or so".
As well, it is stated a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) oriented to deploy reusable, accessible, durable and interoperable services.
We look to the following garments to look at how designers are using elements of architecture to make clothing that's protective and durable.
"Due to its botnet architecture, ZeroAccess is one of the most robust and durable botnets in operation today and was built to be resilient to disruption efforts," Microsoft said.
The stability of the nano-architecture modified on the electrode substrate is suitably durable for long-term application.
Importantly, the as-obtained hierarchical architectures have the advantages of efficient ions/electrons transport and durable structure.
But the basic architecture of dance episodes, mime sequences and episodes of pageantry has proved singularly durable.
