"It's too simplistic to write off any capital-led project as edifice-building – investment in universities was not discarded as 'top-down meddling'".
This "mother ship", the costs of which are rumoured to have escalated beyond $5 billion, will be two-thirds the size of the Pentagon and capable of housing more than 12,000 people when it opens next year.There has not been such a flurry of edifice-building in the Valley since the glory days of the dotcom boom in the late 1990s.
Our experimental data demonstrate that edifice-building lavas can either dilate or compact in response to stress, depending on their depth and porosity.
Many of the architects involved in Beijing's most famous Olympic edifices (or buildings erected in time for the Olympics, such as the new headquarters for state-owned television) are foreigners.The man behind the terminal is Lord Norman Foster, a British architect.
These articles tend to focus on newly constructed edifices, but buildings, like life, are affected by entropy.
Salford is contiguous with Manchester, and has been described "in participation of its trade, and for all other practical purposes, an integral part of it; presents a near resemblance to it in streets and edifices; contains several public buildings and a great public park, which belong fully more to Manchester than to itself".
There's the Capital of Culture bid, and the World Heritage status that should next year be conferred on the waterfront edifices and museum and gallery buildings that are a short walk from Mathew Street, where it all really took off for Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr.
But he's also noticed that libraries don't just operate out of drab brick municipal buildings or aged edifices with Gothic arches.
Both buildings boasted towers and edifices of similar design.
Yet, with the exception of some magnificent buildings for public officials, only a few durable edifices were completed in the residential section.
