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Now the orchestra is planning to trade up to a new home nearby, which will be designed by Frank Gehry.

Also part of the St. George, it would be incorporated into the new hotel, which will be designed with marble baths and Internet connections.

Finding out which version is the right one underscores the importance of Curiosity and future rover missions, which will be designed specifically to answer such questions.

In Brussels, the European commission is next month expected to announce a series of policy options on VAT reform some of which will be designed to target VAT fraud through such sites.

In its place might be a Mitch McConnell agenda, counterposed to the Obama agenda, both of which will be designed to make it hard for a putative independent like Orman to split the difference.

The city's Department of Environmental Protection will pay for most future sites, which will be designed to capture storm-water runoff and, in time, feature wetlands and green roofs engineered for that purpose.

Helsinki (left) will brandish the title of World Design Capital in 2012, underlining its creative credentials through a year-long programme (wdchelsinki2012.fi) – the centrepoint of which will be Design Week (6-16 September), a riot of fashion shows, workshops and open-studio sessions.

In other words, the Jamboree, an undergraduate contest to design new biological systems, is itself a method for prototyping the ways in which life will be designed in the future.

The hotel will have 120 rooms, of which 40 will be designed as self-contained apartments for those requiring short-term accommodation and the majority will be high-quality hotel rooms.

Greater awareness of developmental issues will inevitably lead to an increasingly heuristic and collaborative approach to research in which studies will be designed to complement one onother.

Moving into the future, the way in which plants will be designed will change, as 3-D design packages and prototyping allow much more efficient and sophisticated design to be tested and constructed.