Sentence examples for visual orders from inspiring English sources

Some of the best are concentrated in "Visual Orders," a proverb-poem in unnumbered sections that reads like personal scripture.

She would ask us to look at the consequences of these sub-economies for the city – for its people, its neighbourhoods, and the visual orders involved.

Jacobs' passionate fight to protect "the Village" in Lower Manhattan was about much more than preserving an old urban landscape (though this in itself was enough to warrant a fight in a city like New York – where the developers ruled, and basically did not care about legacy or visual orders).

But he also pointed out improvements, like improved visual order.

Rathenau, a farsighted industrialist, believed industry needed the visual order and consistency that could only be provided by design.

With so much to tackle in any given day, it can seem arduous to maintain visual order in our spaces.

It is possible that the short-range, sequential visual order judgment we used was relatively easy for our participants and could be resolved based on temporal cues alone.

Rightly or wrongly, those furious New Yorkers had rebuffed the efforts of a gifted Italian designer, Massimo Vignelli, to impose his desire for visual order on their subway.

Drawing on Jane Jacobs' insights on the importance of design for a diverse city and her analysis of the visual order of cities, I argue that artistic interventions are prime examples of the constant negotiation processes that take place in cities.

The trade routes and coins are envisaged as a multidimensional space creating visual order from chaos.

Caillebotte played with it, animating space while maintaining precise visual order.