Travelers seeking the future of hotel design should park their spaceships at the Hi, (4) 3, avenue des Fleurs, (33-4) 97.07.26.26, www.hi-hotel.net, an aggressively postmodern, high-tech property conceived by Matali Crasset, the Philippe Starck protégé.
Parts of the store pull on ideas birthed at Salone del Mobile (Milan Design Week) in 2016 where Nike exhibited a series of collaborative installations ruminating on how "motion creates new languages, new designs and new problems for Nike to solve," including American architect Greg Lynn's high-tech microclimate chair conceived to regulate and control athletes' bodies between exercising.
The show, a retrospective of the Malaysian-born designer's work since the early 1980's, showcases her signature low-frills, high-tech style -- which, though conceived in a more buoyant climate, seems oddly attuned to today's mood.
Dr. Kaloyeros had been given free rein by Mr. Cuomo to conceive of high-tech economic development projects that could create jobs across the state.
STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY is known for its scientific enterprise, but the 8-foot-tall robot lurking these days in the Charles B. Wang Center was not conceived as a high-tech wonder.
Conceived as a high-tech stronghold capable of monitoring major systems like subway and sewer tunnels, the command center was criticized when it was proposed in 1998 as too expensive, on too high a floor and too close to the twin towers, which were bombed in 1993.
The first serious attempt to re-create Silicon Valley was conceived by a consortium of high-tech companies in New Jersey in the mid-1960s.
Think high-tech companies.
Mr. Obama's campaign, conceived outside the party establishment and built on a platform of online membership, felt like a high-tech reimagining of politics.
Using technology "like a raw material" Arad conceived a 360-degree projection and light-emitting curtain made from 5,600 silicon rods suspended 18 meters high, creating a brand new high-tech canvas for performance.
