The structures themselves would be things of beauty and grace.
The structures themselves will also be a kind of experiment.
These are problems of how the G.I. system works rather than problems of the structures themselves.
The structures themselves will not be torn down but will be opened to the public, perhaps as environmental education sites.
And Alfred Corn, in "The Bridge, Palm Sunday, 1973," gave the structures themselves the look and function of a sentence.
Often, the structures themselves are far from decrepit and are still burdened with millions of dollars of debt but are no longer wanted.
But the structures themselves, which Mr. Greaves calls both huts and anarchitecture, seem destined to stay in one place, on land in the remote Beauce region of Quebec.
In much of Paris, however, streetlights are attached to the sides of buildings, highlighting the curves and angles of the structures themselves.
For the poet Charles Baudelaire, the importance of a city wasn't in the structures themselves but the people who fill them.
Both they and Argent stress that the most important aspect is to get the spaces between the buildings right, more than the structures themselves.
Their numbers have faded over the years, along with the structures themselves, but some still live on in the same traditions.
