In the main line, 4 e5 c5 5 a3 bc3 6 bc, White has more central and kingside space, while Black is more mobile on the other wing.
"We know from studies that in close-knit urban communities, where private space is not as plentiful, public space becomes more central," she said.
Dennis M. Bartels, the current executive director, said the extra space and more central location will allow for more activities geared at adults, like discussions of science in society — not current controversies like stem cells, but those yet to come, like drugs to improve memory and cognition.
Tino Sehgal took anti-monumental even further, filling Tate Modern's lofty central space with nothing more than performers in everyday dress stopping visitors for a chat or running in formation.
After 25 Rad1, many players would be happy to exchange a knight for the white queen bishop with 25... Ne3 26 Re3, but Ehlvest demurs, judging that his superiority in central space will create more problems for his opponent.
Eight boutiques – Chanel, Dries Van Noten, Balenciaga and Lanvin among them – surround a central space representing some of the more avant-garde names, such as Maison Martin Margiela, Ann Demeulemeester and Junya Watanabe.
After he renovates, he plans to move his office to a larger space and possibly to a more central location, like Union Square.
Are you trying to conserve square footage with smarter space-planning or find a more central location to reduce average employee commute time?
"Shuffle" goes on the road next month, where it will play out in a very different space: a public plaza in Prague; more Central Park than public library.
Alcott replaced the hard benches of the common schools with more comfortable furniture that he built himself, and left a central space in his classrooms for dancing.
