"Land, especially city land, is at such a premium now that a lot of campuses are recycling sites instead of building outward," said Russell A. Davidson, president of K.G.&D.
By 1970 his "Polish Village" group introduced relief and began building outward from the picture plane, going deeper and deeper into real space.
A number of American strategists are eager to ring China with a Nato-like defensive barrier, building outward from the US-Japan security treaty.
And what about the outward trappings of wealth, building big houses and giving money away?
That denies the reality of Houston's future growth, which will inevitably evolve into more density by building upward, not outward.
The Academy of Agents of Change is all about building character using Outward Bound and developing social entrepreneurial skills using Ashoka's Youth Venture.
One can see the faint outlines of a flourishing multi-ethnic Iraqi state, one that takes its cues from the dynamic economies of the Gulf region by investing oil wealth in building a literate, outward-looking middle class.
The construction supervisor, in fact, compared the construction of this bridge to building a boat, and it was constructed from the middle outward rather than the conventional method of building from the ends inward.
"Next year will be about a change of focus, as we go from building stuff and being inward-facing to launching it and becoming outward-facing.
Eventually, Tesla and their inevitable imitators will move outward from the US and into countries like China and Germany basically countries with economies complex enough to make building electric cars worthwhile.
