Just as the greatest tales take the reader on an unforgettable journey, landscapes create immersive narratives, and the multifaceted characters of cities are some of the most memorable in fiction.
Interweaving the actions of plutocrats, anarchists, striking garment workers, and a host of others, Wallace gives a multifaceted account of the city Marcel Duchamp called "a complete work of art".
Throngs of summertime tourists have been swept away by chilly ocean breezes, and visitors can freely navigate cobblestone streets and appreciate the multifaceted heritage of a city with a remarkable number of restored Colonial buildings -- 500 in total.
All this Old World elegance, however, represents only one aspect of the city's multifaceted luxury culture, which, while firmly anchored in history and heritage, also encompasses modern life, with its innovations and shifting trends.
A smaller number of studies found that interventions aimed specifically at promoting cycling (intensive individual intervention, improving or marketing infrastructure for cycling, or multifaceted town level or city level programmes) were associated with positive effects.
Byrne uses cycling to observe the multifaceted nature of large cities such as London, New York, Buenos Aires and more over the past 30 years, using it as a way to examine music, globalisation, art and politics.
It is the best small museum in the city, housing the multifaceted oeuvre of Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988), the influential Japanese American modern artist.
Busan, the other Korean biennale city, has a multifaceted five-month project, featuring a series of related exhibitions through Oct. 31 at the Busan Metropolitan Art Museum and an outdoor project Oct. 9 to 31.
Regarding the multifaceted relation between production and city there is obviously no ambition to be nor comprehensive neither representative.
But his exhaustive research is supported by a multifaceted understanding (and love) of the city.
It offers a multifaceted view of what constitutes a city, based on government and economics, law, sociology and planning, but with an injection of architecture and urbanism – and seeks to create an accommodation between all these actors.
