Although the exterior of the Pont du Gard is rough and relatively unfinished, the builders took care to ensure that the interior of the water conduit was as smooth as possible so that the flow of water would not be obstructed.
"I strongly believe that interior design acts as a conduit for communicating and defining a message or a statement," said Mr. Katayama, 44, who lives in Tokyo.
The backers of the new location hinted strongly of a distant connection to the Ohio River, the great natural conduit into the interior of North America, and ultimately to the Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico.
The modules are jury-rigged with wiring and conduits; sometimes the interior is hot and smells of leaking coolant.
Replacing the tunnel interior, ceilings, walls, roadway, lighting, and conduit of the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, formerly known as the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, will cost $400 million, the authority said.
A recently proposed alternative routing of channel H is slightly closer to the COI interior [21], [22], but this alternate conduit also appears to be eliminated by a unique tyrosine to phenylalanine replacement on the branch leading to the Alethinophidia (Y54F; Figure S17).
Much of the plant's original interior has been preserved; furnaces, pipes, conduits, scaffolding, ladders, metal balustrades, condensers, wrenches and gauges remain.
Electrical conduits were added to the interior of the church when it was electrified around 1930, and further electrical updates were made in 2011.
For instance, the telephone installation needed in an office for several hundred people requires a very large space and a complex installation of conduits and other elements that affect the interior design.
Verne's explorers used the hollow volcanic conduit of Snæfellsjökull as a gateway to earth's interior.
