Compared to Stellenbosch, with its fine university, majestic Dutch Cape and Georgian architecture and energetic cafe culture, Franschhoek seemed altogether too reserved and quiet.
Madrid has fantastic art galleries and beautiful plazas where cafés provide a front-row seat to the baroque architecture and energetic street life.
"You've got this extraordinary meeting of a very strange brutal concrete architecture and these energetic youthful bodies flying around underneath it: it's this meeting of dark concrete, very strange textures and acoustics and these splashes of bodily colour and energy and adrenaline and the noise of the skateboards".
In the 1930's, as founding director-curator of the design department at the Museum of Modern Art, Johnson became the most energetic and influential promoter of modern architecture in the United States.
Although Fuller had no academic credentials, his ideas found expression in engineering, architecture and what he called "energetic-synergetic geometry," or geometry as found in nature.
Computational simulations are a powerful tool by which the dynamic and energetic properties, and thereby the function of these protein architectures, can be investigated.
The main contribution of Zaha Hadid's architecture to the school ethos is to create an energetic, if sometimes forbidding, atmosphere.
That same insight is at the core of the rigid comic architecture of Fernanda Coppel's "Chimichangas and Zoloft," an energetic, overstuffed play about girls growing up fast while their fathers strain to recapture their youth.
The maturity is marked by larger forms and broader musical architecture, including tighter organization of the rondo principle, and by more distinctive, energetic musical themes, at least rhythmically if not melodically.
