On orderliness DANIEL: This is a house whose architecture doesn't allow clutter.
But "harassment" is a slippery word, especially on Twitter, whose architecture turns public posts into personal messages.
Mary sits humbly, profoundly aware of her task, in a loggia whose architecture is brilliantly delineated in depth.
Its needs Moblin because most of the cellphone software available today runs on chips whose architecture is different from Atom's.
It's a substantial narrative achievement: a show whose architecture is as much a star as its actors.
Chicago, Wright said, was the most beautiful city in the country, and he gave the credit for this to Burnham, whose architecture he could never abide.
There is also a skate park for fingerboards (miniature skateboards controlled by the fingers), whose architecture is somewhat reminiscent of "RMB City".
The Etruscans, the Romans, the Guelphs and the Ghibellines have all left their marks on the town, whose architecture includes a Roman amphitheater and a medieval fortress.
The Smiths wanted a home whose architecture revolved around the pursuit of music, yet would be thoughtfully innovative in form and environmental performance.
"These subtleties of design push the design and clients embrace that," said Mr. Kolodziejczak, whose architecture firm is three years old.
This, combined with the privatisation of public space, is destroying our cities, whose architecture and systems should be redesigned to make their citizens happier.
