In today's obsession with risk management, where there is a constant preoccupation to be able to predict risks associated with our environment, the economy, our societies, etc., can designers liberate the design process from such instrumentality and indeed conceptualize far beyond specific points of environmental inefficiencies in existing products, services, buildings or spaces?
As clubs became workplaces and nightlife the essential engine of cultural evolution, they liberated music, design and, especially, ambition.
Grete Tugendhat said that she had "longed for a modern and spacious house with clear, simple shapes," and insisted that they found Mies's design "liberating" and the vast glass room to have "a very particular tranquillity".
These results are again consistent with the dual-fluorophore fragmentation design, liberating coumarin upon reaction of NBD-Coum with either H2S or Cys/Hcy, providing an internal standard for ratiometric differentiation.
In his early career Josef Hoffmann was the impresario of high taste in fin-de-siècle Vienna: an avant-gardist who attracted the patronage of the haute bourgeoisie in his attempts to liberate architecture and design from the pastiche revival styles that had uglified the city.
The LIBERATE trial was designed as a randomized, double-blind, multicenter trial to demonstrate that tibolone 2.5 mg/day (Livial®) is non-inferior to placebo regarding BC recurrence in women with vasomotor symptoms surgically treated for primary BC within the last 5 years.
With no hump for a drive shaft down the middle of the interior, design would be liberated.
The study design of the LIBERATE clinical trial is shown in Fig. 3.
The lawn was removed, which from a design perspective can be liberating in a small garden.
She tells The Creators Project that while swapping the computer screen for the paintbrush has been liberating, her formal training in graphic design still informs her practice.
