Sentence examples for lived architecture from inspiring English sources

Rather than debate the merits of the 'time-out' as an appropriate disciplinary instrument, this paper explores the local, emergent and negotiated accomplishment of disciplinary practices of temporal and spatial restraint that involve embodied (inter)action, furniture, objects, and the lived architecture of the domestic sphere.

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"In the U.K., a little cottage is usually your only option," says Mark Robinson, the director of Living Architecture (living-architecture.co.uk), which has commissioned five new twists on the holiday house from cutting-edge architects like Peter Zumthor, Michael and Patty Hopkins, and the Dutch firm MVRDV.

In a gorgeously photographed coffee table book on the pousadas called "Moradas de Sonho" (which was translated as "Dream Places"), the pousadas are explained as the "preservation of [Portugal's] architectural and natural heritage, living architecture and the riches of Portuguese cooking".

Furthermore, the use of living architecture techniques to comply with the current living and construction style with as little change as possible was analyzed.

Beginning with an audacious cantilevered metal-clad modernist "barn" in Suffolk in 2010 and continuing last year with houses on bleak Dungeness and in eccentric Thorpeness, next month Living Architecture will add a Norfolk house by Michael Hopkins to its portfolio of agitprop architectural assets.

Mark Robinson, the director of Living Architecture, gives us a demonstration.

After functioning as living architecture, the children will build models.

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