Sentence examples for fair architecture from inspiring English sources
It even has the distinguishing feature of fair architecture, a kind of illusory gigantism.
The city's critics were blunt: "MoMA the new villain in modernist preservation," tweeted Vanity Fair architecture correspondent Paul Goldberger (whose prescient 2011 bulletin in these pages foresaw the building's possible disappearance as a, "devastating loss").
Welch blended "Fascist architecture with World's fair architecture" for Gotham City.
Is the remaining fair architecture still a monument, is it abandoned, is it repurposed, or was it demolished?
In the first, I looked at some of the Fair architecture from the 1950's and 1960's, representatives of the world's cultural obsession with outer space.
In this group of photographs, the parks represent two different ideas: either the nature and wilderness of the park itself, or the specific geographic location in the park where the fair architecture once stood or still exists.
He designed and proved the first reliable, scalable and network-fair multicast architecture while working at IBM during his Ph.D.
By Rachel Hurn March 4, 2011 In 1954, Saul Steinberg, who created nearly ninety covers and twelve hundred drawings for The New Yorker over sixty years, made a drawing for the Tenth Triennial of Milan, a design and architecture fair.
In 1954, Saul Steinberg, who created nearly ninety covers and twelve hundred drawings for The New Yorker over sixty years, made a drawing for the Tenth Triennial of Milan, a design and architecture fair.
On top of editing OfficeUS Agenda (June 2014) and OfficeUS Atlas (February 2015), Miljački has recently edited together the proceedings of Under the Influence conference she had organized at MIT in 2013, guest edited Praxis 14: True Stories, and curated and produced an exhibit on the role of copying and originality in architecture, Fair Use with her students at MIT.
The largest architecture fair in the world today happens to also be of the most important in recent history.
