The phrase has a public school ring to it, the sort of demand addressed to the plebs of the lower fifth by the head of house in an assembly designed to outline the aspirational programme for the coming term: "We may not win the sports cup, but let's be known as the house which does the right thing" sort of thing.
Apart from the mobile-home industry, no one turning out houses on an assembly line has made an impact in the housing business.
The installation is housed in an assembly room on the upper levels of the Grade II-listed Grand Theatre on New Briggate, and comprises 40 audio speakers arranged around the room, each playing an individual part of Thomas Tallis Spemm in Alium.
Two of the houses and an assembly building have been preserved.
"The kitchen at my house turns into an assembly line," says Archer.
It housed something resembling an assembly line of assistants working on his famous screenprint paintings of icons like Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy.
Of the factories that American Innovative works with, the oldest ones are a mere 25-30 years old and the youngest one is no older than American Innovative itself – about 7. Admittedly, the young factory is not as sophisticated as the older factories but, much like the older factories, it began primarily as an assembly house.
Footage from security camera footage inside a cemevi — an assembly house for Turkey's minority Alevi religious group — shows him suddenly fall to the ground in a pool of blood.
But the convention would be at liberty to choose from the full menu of democratic forms and structures, of which the standard eighteenth-century American model — a president or governor, a lower house or assembly, and a senate, all separately elected — is only one.
About 1429 another wealthy and influential Florentine family, the Pazzi, commissioned Brunelleschi to design a chapel adjacent to the monastic Church of Santa Croce that was intended to be a chapter house (a place of assembly for monks to conduct business).
