Annabelle Selldorf is a New York architect largely known for refined art-gallery interiors, and for a terra-cotta-clad apartment building on Eleventh Avenue whose residents, including….
The original blueprints for Mr. Holtan's house, which were subject to approval by the Lake Las Vegas Resort Development Review Board, called for a terra-cotta roof, arched windows and a rubberized stucco finish.
Annabelle Selldorf is a New York architect largely known for refined art-gallery interiors, and for a terra-cotta-clad apartment building on Eleventh Avenue whose residents, including Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, can, if their sense of shame allows, take their cars, by elevator, to parking spaces right outside their front doors.
As it turns out, this spring was Cinderella season in New York: the… Annabelle Selldorf is a New York architect largely known for refined art-gallery interiors, and for a terra-cotta-clad apartment building on Eleventh Avenue whose residents, including… We live in the age of the startup.
The Metro Theater, a landmark 1930s Art Deco movie theater on the Upper West Side, has been vacant for the last three years, a terra cotta question mark on Broadway between 99th and 100th Streets.
Seaborg, whose name graces element 106, would be thrilled by a discovery that, if verified, would open a terra incognita for nuclear science.
Telemundo, NBC's burgeoning Spanish-language channel, represents a terra nova for non- Hispanic" product advertisers–who have just awokenon- Hispanicnde market.
In contrast to other biomedical developments, which have already been the subject of standard-setting efforts at the domestic and international level, neurotechnology still largely remains a terra incognita for human rights law.
Moreover, according to the authors' investigation, the blood concentration of antimony, iodine, tellurium, and thallium in renal failure patients are a terra incognita for research until yet.
First described by Johann Christian Reil in the eighteenth century (1809), the insula has "long been a terra incognita for anatomists" (Penfield and Rasmussen 1950).
