In the fall, Mr. Koolhaas will publish a monograph on shopping and why it is one of the major forces reshaping architecture.
The reshaped architecture and the operation of the equipment are compliant to the requirements of standard procedures.
In the latest salvo in the battle to reshape the architecture by which business works VMWare, a multi-billion dollar server virtualization company, just spent $1.5 billion to buy AirWatch, which sells technology to secure data and applications on mobile devices like tablets, smart phones, and laptops.
As the youngest of the three artists who reshaped the architecture of the postwar American theatre Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller completed the trinity, and were more than a decade older than their younger colleague Albee didn't make work that believed only in the story.
We need to scale up these approaches so they become common practice by reshaping the architecture of public and private development finance so that small farmers can learn these techniques, see their value, and make a profit.
Who uses works of architecture, and how, and who benefits from them and who doesn't, also matters, obviously, and from Colombia to Coney Island, Dubai to Detroit, ways of rethinking these issues have already begun to reshape thinking in architecture schools and offices and beyond.
Designed by Vittorio Ballio Morpurgo, it is a prime example of how the Fascists used architecture to reshape and distort history.
The TPP is often talked about as a "high standard," 21st century trade agreement that could reshape the international economic architecture.
Beyond a building's ability to reshape an area spatially, architecture can inspire new ways of thinking about physical spaces and the way we interact in them.
In the 2008 campaign, Obama talked about reshaping the international architecture, defending democratic values, and ridding the world of things like climate change and nuclear weapons.
