Organisations cannot work in solidarity with sex workers and ensure these communities are the beating heart of designing and implementing HIV and Aids programmes if they are forced to adopt a policy that assumes all sex workers seek rescue and not tools and knowledge to safeguard their health.
We propose that "actor-oriented" principles are at the heart of designing digital organizations and that, if properly applied, can result in a workplace where organization members are highly engaged and productive.
Optimizing coverage (here defined as the fraction of sequences that appear at least once as fragments of resolvable size (50-500 bp) in an exhaustive cDNA-AFLP screen) is at the heart of designing a successful experiment.
Tim Brown, C.E.O. and president, IDEO Bill put collaboration at the heart of design, realizing that the all-powerful individual designer was an outdated idea.
The design studio, at the heart of design education everywhere, embodies the underlying presumption that students who work side by side, and often in collaboration, benefit from being exposed to a large number of ideas of peers and instructors.
Scialla closes with his generous and emphatic view on the issue: "By placing people at the heart of design, construction, operations and development decisions, we have the ability to add value to real estate assets, generate savings in personnel costs, and enhance the human experience.
M is for Mascot Clyde is a thistle named after the river that flows through the heart of Glasgow, designed by schoolgirl Beth Gilmour as part of a competition and chosen as it represents "Scottish symbolism and Glaswegian charm and liveability".
Wasseem Boraie, a company vice president, said the project breaks from traditional active adult communities that have popped up in sprawling suburbs across the state because "it is in the heart of and designed to be an extension of a fully developed community".
But the phrasing it uses, 'intentional race-based discrimination,' cuts to the heart of programs designed to bring more minority students to university campuses".
The Renzo Piano Building Workshop, as his Paris- and Genoa-based practice is called, has recently given new form to what was the prewar heart of Berlin by designing both the overall plan and eight of the buildings of the Potsdamer Platz, the largest new urban complex to rise in the reunified German capital.
Ambiguity, he said, lies at the heart of his designs.
