Located on a triangular lot at the intersection of Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues, the arena's form is buried inside a cluster of soaring commercial and residential towers.
A plaque in the small triangular park at the intersection of Kingsley, Peck and Fletcher Avenues attests to the neighborhood's history: the annual camp meetings were held from 1869 to the early 1920's.
In Concrete Island, Ballard maroons the architect Robert Maitland, Crusoe-like, in a triangular interzone of a motorway intersection, armed only with "a tool-kit, some architectural journals and six bottles of white Burgundy".
Marooned on a triangular traffic median at the intersection of Seventh and Broadway, flanked by the Bubba Gump Shrimp Company and a boxy Marine recruitment center, poets and spectators perched on red folding chairs amidst the crashing rush-hour traffic, separated from the clamor by gray police barriers.
Monument Square, created in 1891 when a statue of Columbia was erected atop the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in the triangular area formed by the intersection of Broadway, River and Second streets, became a new focal point of development.
Mr. Gural's acquisitions over the years, usually made with partners, included the triangular 1902 Flatiron Building at the intersection of 23rd Street, Fifth Avenue and Broadway; the Art Deco 1920 Film Center Building at 630 Ninth Avenue and 44th Street; and major office buildings like 520 Eighth Avenue and 1560 Broadway.
Margallo-Balbás et al. [ 7] and Ren et al. [ 8] have reported methods using triangular surface meshes and ray-surface intersection calculations to propagate photons in a piece-wise-constant domain.
The sculpture was installed at a triangular traffic island at a "busy" street intersection (Southwest 10th Avenue and West Burnside Street) in downtown Portland in November 2002.
They also prove that a starlike-threshold graph is an edge clique graph if and only if its maximal cliques and intersections of maximal cliques are triangular sets.
