Up the hill stands an untitled ear-like wooden band shell built by Mr. Brodsky in 2006.
They will take apart, slab by slab, the ornate marble shell built in 1810, during Ottoman rule of Jerusalem.
Next stop: the nuclear plant and "sarcophagus," the concrete-and-steel shell built to contain Reactor No.4's radioactive spew.
Zwirner's staff is faithfully cooking more gratis Thai food, with Tiravanija's makeshift kitchen set up in a plywood shell built to the exact dimensions of the original 303 space.
The awkward, tunnellike effect produced on the interior by high domes was often hidden by an internal shell built on the same foundations (as at Florence Cathedral and St . Pauls Cathedral, London).
Featuring a sleek, white shell built with ferro-cement (a malleable combination of sand and cement used in boat building) the house looks like a bulging-eyed, high-backed beetle.
Planned long ago, it occupies a brick shell – built to house it at the same time as the Globe itself was reconstructed – which has been temporarily inhabited by education spaces and other uses.
Mrs. Periconi, an antiques dealer who is also the director of the Bay Shore Business Improvement District, said a new band shell, built in 1998 with local donations, was a crowning glory of recent revival efforts.
That beautiful metaphor seems appropriate for the Chanel couture show, which was dense with subtle and exquisite embellishment and took flight on another kind of wings: those of an airplane, a shell built inside the Grand Palais to serve as the show's venue.
An inflatable structure would be transported from Earth, then covered with a shell built by 3D printers.
