Dwelling machines will be mobile, sterile, vibrantand convenient.
Comment on postwar houses to be called "dwelling machines.
The New Yorker, December 16, 1944 P. 15 Comment on postwar houses to be called "dwelling machines.
By Peter De Vries and E. B. White The New Yorker, December 16, 1944 P. 15 Comment on postwar houses to be called "dwelling machines.
Imaginary scene in a "dwelling machine".
On the plextex wall behind them is a motto, "God Bless Our Dwelling Machine, and next to it is a booklet containing instructions for collapsing the premises.
The articles which will be presented will therefore include application of structural materials like, steel, aluminum alloys, concrete, timber, glass, ceramics, composites etc. relevant to all form of buildings, aircrafts, domestic dwellings, machine components, domestic appliances, novelty goods, toys and so on.
Because it's not already abundantly clear, this seems like an appropriate time to provide a PSA for the lovely, fauna-illiterate citizens of New York a simple, go-to guide you can turn to any time you're wondering whether what your looking at is a vicious, jungle-dwelling killing machine, or an annoying little trash panda.
In fact, until 2009, the number of fax machines in private dwellings was still rising, a reflection of the dwindling numbers of young people embracing new technologies, experts say.
Yet there continues to be a superficial fixation on top line Chinese GDP growth -- dwelling on a 10percentt growth machine that has slowed into the 7 to 8percentt zone, a deceleration of 25percentt in the speed of the modern world's greatest development story.
Volume removal analysis suggests that, to remove an arbitrary error profile, the tool dwelling-time at the machining area can be designed to be a linear function of the error profile.
