In a more urban frame, Brooklyn now boasts two small distillers, with at least two more on the verge of being licensed.
Katherine Gustafson of ArchitectureWeek thought the building "succeeds as a monumental edifice befitting its place in the urban frame of the National Mall" while Nathan Guttman of The Jewish Daily Forward described the headquarters as an "architectural gem".
'Baay Faal' brings Bassekou's sound of the country into a darker, more urban environment, framing his melodic figures with kit drum, strings and electric guitar without ever drowning them out.
It's interesting to note that Xinjian's abstracted Shanghai has no place for humanity among the jumble of bright colors and urban energy, framing the city itself as a manifestation of humanity.
It's partly a way of gathering different audiences to the art form, partly exploring the ways choreography works in non-theatrical spaces – blending into streets and urban crowds, framed against buildings and skylines or interacting with interiors.
The present paper aims to gain greater insight on this demand by identifying landscape preferences of urban users, framed by the multifunctional transition theory, and using a photo-based survey with contrasting land covers derived from CORINE Land Cover classes.
-Siphokazi (26, urban) Some framed this need in the opposite way, discussing fears that poverty and an inability to access food might cause them to get sicker.
Multimetric analysis quantifies distinct differences in urban slowflow response, framing testable hypotheses and refined experimental designs to elucidate the dominant processes driving urban slowflow.
In contrast, we suggest a conceptual typology of urban slowflow response, framing a conceptual mixing model of dominant process endpoints that shape the slowflow fingerprints of urban hydrology.
Pelli's dull arrangement of orange brick boxes at least helps set off Hadid's more penetrating approach to framing urban relationships.
