Like so many dreams, the book is unopenable, destined for ever to be a mystery.If the artists have looked forward, the writers, for the most part, have used the auction to look back at their younger selves, not knowing how like themselves they had already become.
Le Corbusier constructed two other important buildings during this period, the Salvation Army Hostel in Paris, with its attempt at a "breathing" glass wall conceived as an unopenable glass surface equipped with an air conditioning system (a technological and financial failure), and the Swiss Dormitory at the Cité Universitaire in Paris (1931 32).
He is the founder and present conductor of the R.O.K. Naval Symphony Orchestra and… Talk story about the new Lever House apparatus designed t to aid window cleaners in their job of cleaning unopenable windows.
Due to a manufacturing problem, the EnviroSafe Baby Bubble Play Environment renders itself unopenable once the safety hatch is locked.
Wrapped in a hard, crinkly cellophane, the books begin as impossible objects, unopenable and unreadable.
The children's section includes two debut writers in the form of former pig farmer and now teacher Ross Montgomery, for Alex, the Dog and the Unopenable Door, and Sarah Naughton for The Hanged Man Rises.
The so-called air-conditioning did not put the air in better condition; sun blared through the unopenable windows.
By Tate Irvine, John Brooks, and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, May 26 , 1951P. 20 Talk story about the new Lever House apparatus designed t to aid window cleaners in their job of cleaning unopenable windows.
The very definition of a First World problem: unopenable curtains.
The New Yorker, May 26 , 1951P. 20 Talk story about the new Lever House apparatus designed t to aid window cleaners in their job of cleaning unopenable windows.
Another is Francis Cape, whose unopenable corner cabinet hovers uncannily between antique reproduction and Minimalism.
