Otherwise nothing will get built.'" Balmond and Kapoor not only had to convince Nicholas Serota and his aesthetic jury of the value of the design, but also the "legacy committee", who, full of Dome-shaped nightmares, didn't want a "white elephant, still less a red one".
Aerial view of the Runit Dome.
The team did honor the actual cownose ray by keeping a tank full of them at the dome.
It was hard because Navy had practiced moving against the press, and they remembered the lesson yesterday with a dome full of orange-clad fans howling for a Syracuse comeback.
Not long after Labor Day, this understated refuge on Madison Avenue will start treating diners to flashes of Broadway dazzle: card tricks, a glass dome full of smoke, a blast of sea mist from a tabletop clambake and a cheese course that emerges from a picnic basket placed on the table.
And in between, utterly blissful crossings from one island to another and at night-a dome full of stars.
Mr. King has in recent years created much more fully imagined characters than he did in his 100-proof horror days; "Under the Dome" was full of them.
At MAC, the Canadian artist Charles Stankievech has assembled a bulging archive of materials that limn the contradictory aims of Fuller's dome, as indebted to American military ambitions as to "Spaceship Earth" environmentalism.
The facades are all gleaming white, full of columns and imposing gold domes, but there is also lots of tinted glass and modern, sharp corners.
They were going to get lots of money, build great big domes, fill them full of all those plants and persuade people to pay to come and look at them.
One or more silicone sheets of dome switches to provide one dome per key.
