We help each other: when things shift in architecture, it influences art; and when things shift in art, it informs architecture in a very immediate way.
"There are a set of values that inform classical architecture and the allied arts," he said.
A clear picture of this process is needed to (i) inform functional architecture of image-processing models, (ii) identify the pathways available to support binocular rivalry, and (iii) generally advance our understanding of early vision.
The purpose of my Untitled series is not to inform my architecture but to draw attention to and elevate the small but not insignificant plant elements encountered in daily life.
A card sort is most often used to inform or guide the development of the information architecture of a product.
Architecture informed his work throughout his life but with the recent exception of a book on (and sponsored by) Scavolini kitchens, the interior world did not feature any more than the residents of the apartment blocks and factories he documented.
Although clearly informed by postmodern architecture, literature and theory, they anticipate some darkly fanciful strains of more recent art (like the warrenlike installations made by the duo of Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe).
How odd that these should have informed a new architecture for cities that had been carpet-bombed by Germany.
As architectural objects standardly shape our actual, imagined, or remembered bodily engagement, so are our richest experiences of architecture informed by such engagement (J. Robinson 2012).
It is an updated version of the neoclassicism that informed the building's architecture in the first place.
