In June, Paige Rense, who has led Architectural Digest since the 1970s, said she was stepping down at the end of August.
As a man who led architectural tours with the cry "Andiamo!" ("Let's go!") -- in the cadences of Tennessee -- Mr. Fitch was scarcely the kind to retire at 68, when he stepped down from Columbia's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
Richard's doctoral work was on decorated architecture, a variant of cathedral gothic in which English architects and their profoundly innovative designs were to lead European architectural development.
Ruskin, Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement were radical and hugely influential abroad, but in the early 20th century the Germans, French, Russians and Dutch started to lead the architectural avant garde.
These specific requirements lead to architectural tradeoffs which are examined in this paper.
Ligation of HLA-I/II on endothelium activates multiple signaling networks and induces cytoskeletal remodeling and vascular permeability, which lead to architectural changes in the vasculature of the graft.
Sjögren's syndrome (SS) is an autoimmune disease affecting salivary and lacrimal glands, characterized by chronic periductal mononuclear-cell infiltration and local autoantibody production, which lead to architectural destruction of the glands, resulting in the classical clinical signs and symptoms of mouth and eye dryness.
Richard Llewhoyn-Davies, who led the architectural team responsible for the city's masterplan, described the future as indeterminate.
To win export business it greatly helps to have foreign staff who understand local regulations and culture, says Paul Davis, who leads an architectural practice with a staff of 100 from a variety of countries.
Originally conceived as a celebration of New York's municipal infrastructure for infamous "power broker" Robert Moses, the model was built for the 1964 World's Fair by a team of over 100 people led by architectural model makers Raymond Lester & Associates.
