Is a building a landmark of architectural design or of architectural taste?
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It was originally built in 1954 as part of an architectural research program conducted by the architectural firm Honnold & Rex and commissioned by Architectural Products magazine.
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As a Modernist, Mr. Perrault faced a daunting architectural gang populated by the most famous classicists of French architectural history.
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This is even the case with individual pieces that readily appear to harbor multiple such architectural structures atop architectural foundations.
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The groom, also 27, is a project manager and architectural designer at BuiltIN Studio, an architectural firm in New York.
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The San Francisco Chronicle architectural critic Allan Temko called it an abomination and "the biggest architectural dunce cap in the world."
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It was a further sign of Mr. Roche's willingness to come up with widely different architectural responses to different architectural situations.
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Invented by the Olgyay brothers at the Princeton Architectural Laboratory, Thermoheliodon was an analog simulation environment for smallscale architectural models in specific climates.
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In 1970, Mr. Margolies roiled the architectural establishment when he mounted an exhibition at the Architectural League on the work of Morris Lapidus.
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In a rather meta-architectural moment, a video screen (or projection) shows Maher's hands drawing up rough architectural outlines for A Second Home.
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Architectural Fashion featured architectural projects interpreted and displayed through fashion designs and viewed, in part, through expansive mirrors that both conformed to and manipulated the gallery's space.
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But the architectural group confessed that their desire for participation was, at the beginning, somewhat selfish: if many visitors interacted, they could continue to create architectural projects.
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Aside from bank heists, though, haunted house stories are the most architectural genre of all, so my background in architectural writing definitely wasn't left by the wayside here.
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Some architectural designs don't always go exactly according to plan, and Twitter users are coming together to point out some of the most hilarious architectural failures in their neighborhoods.
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"Recently, architectural models are treated and valued as significant archives that pass Japanese architectural culture on to the next generation, and also as artworks," the museum wrote in a statement.
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They also realized that young people who had grown up in Sidi Harazem had no idea about its architectural significance; additional grant-funded programs have trained local teenagers as architectural guides.
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Meaning within the architectural elements of a church is fixed.
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Source: Los Angeles County, Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal
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But with each accolade, the architectural marvels have faced challenges.
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However, objects with artistic, architectural or religious significance are protected.
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The bride's father is a freelance architectural designer in Louisville.
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He is known for an intellectual, architectural approach to form.
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He even threw in an architectural plan print or two.
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The bride's mother is an architectural designer in New York.
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Q.You could have covered other interesting architectural features at Harvard.
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Built in 1930, the building still radiates an architectural regalness.
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We sell it mostly for landscaping and for architectural concrete.
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We're the first siblings to share an Architectural Digest cover.
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To fund it, they listed the architectural masterwork on Airbnb.
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"Architectural Digest at 100: A Century of Style" book, $90
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As with many architectural projects, there was a competition first.
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Getting to it involved an ingenious architectural choreography of intimidation.
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It doesn't reflect the huge architectural spaces within THE MET.
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Architectural historians argued against destruction, but protest was not universal.
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They liked its distinctive architectural qualities and its many amenities.
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In 1973 he began studying at the Moscow Architectural Institute.
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When it was conceived, brutalism was a utopian architectural ideal.
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African leaders must support architectural innovation with their natural habitat.
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The distinctive property is known for its curvy architectural design.
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Combine it with a famous local snack or architectural highlight.
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News of the draft first appeared in the Architectural Record.
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In 1960 he joined the Architectural Association as an artist.
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Reactive programming is a paradigm shift at the architectural level.
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Together, Nani and Gino ran an architectural practice, Valle Studio.
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Or will it dampen architectural creativity and diversity in design?
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Distinguishing architectural feature: Frieze decorating the top of the Stadium.
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A charming mystic, he was given to anthropomorphizing architectural elements.
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They exist as uniform environments, not architectural and cultural palimpsests.
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Her nest will be exquisite, an architectural wonder of nature.
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What good is having an architectural monument that doesn't rent?
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I actually think Weimaraners are the most architectural of dogs.
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JS: Your early work was described as abstracted architectural interiors.
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Three of his new paintings are free of architectural realism.
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The architectural ambience of the two places is very different.
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There is a purpose to all of the architectural features.
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The architectural words are very important in naming the body.
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Besides, behemoth buildings are rarely the most feasible architectural options.
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Most architects are required to learn about it in their architectural history classes, and many architects train at architecture schools (most notably the University of Notre Dame) that specialize in traditional Western architectural language.
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My mission for the past three years as the creator of the architectural humor blog McMansion Hell has been to unpack what makes mansions like DeVos's so terrible, from both an architectural and social standpoint.
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Verging on Magrittean Surrealism, it's a monument to modern architectural banality.
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"We began by being sensible," she told Architectural Digest in 1991.
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The white, spiraling building stands today as a bonafide architectural icon.
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The company is also syndicating content from Architectural Digest and Archdigest.
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Joy Curtis' sculptures originate from architectural elements sourced from commercial interiors.
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A trio of quasi-architectural sculptures dominates September's capacious main gallery.
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"Is Intel really planning on making this shit architectural?" asks Torvalds.
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This month, Princeton Architectural Press revives it, in a remastered edition.
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The final architectural design won't be announced until later this year.
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It was one of the architectural jewels of New York City.
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Go deeper: The London Evening Standard's architectural review of the building.
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Other museums have recently taken architectural steps to improve bird safety.
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Ms Hadid built one of the world's most impressive architectural practices.
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Many prewar architectural details remain, including its five wood-burning fireplaces.
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Spoken word and an "architectural intervention" are also on the menu.
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Suitable for any kind of coding or development, plus architectural design.
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Visitors are often struck by the hotch-potch of architectural styles.
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Others argue that the prince has misdiagnosed Britain's supposed architectural illness.
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Carrie makes the surest architectural comparison for the space: the panopticon.
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Architectural fashions go in and out of style with disorienting alacrity.
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Architectural and Engineering Managers make an average of $140,610 a year
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That he came to New York and became an architectural draftsman.
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The whole state-sponsored architectural paradigm is, like Yugoslavia itself, kaput.
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They built palaces, mosques, madrasas and hospitals in Islamic architectural styles.
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The gate was really a turning point in Harvard's architectural history.
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The two-story lobby only reaffirmed the intent of architectural grandeur.
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It became a country house with its own distinctive architectural style.
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The architectural portion of it refers to a "structured perimeter," i.e.
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Can the idea of a wall be combined with architectural activism?
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The course will teach architectural principles through the lens of fantasy.
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Of course, the architectural style demands a busy approach to decoration.
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Their blue glass sculptures are reminiscent of architectural landmarks through time.
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Click here to learn more about the Great Architectural Bake-Off.
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It is a perplexing, MC-Escher sounding puzzle of architectural confoundery.
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The finalists for the 2019 Architectural Photography Awards have been announced.
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"It was chaos," a WeWork architectural designer told The New Yorker.
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An image, combining bodies, music and an architectural element, had coalesced.
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Here are a few that push architectural and, sometimes, financial limits.
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Rarely has architectural design felt more expressively personal, moody, painterly, calligraphic.
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She is a lecturer in the architectural design program at Stanford.
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The plan was a kind of recipe for architectural scene-stealing.
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Others vaguely suggest a semi-architectural program: bandshell, pavilion, cabana, kiosk.
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There were site changes, forcing the architectural scheme to be rethought.
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Felgueiras works on both public architectural restorations and private house commissions.
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Ms. Wei, who runs an architectural business, and I bonded quickly.
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The Dickersons, both of whom are architectural designers, closed in March.
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The apartment was extensively renovated, though many original architectural flourishes remain.
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I could draw you a detailed architectural map of both homes.
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His whimsical sculptures and architectural works of art are dotted throughout.
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" Places likes these are Mr. Koolhaas's big architectural reveal in "Countryside.
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Architectural, engineering and other fees raised the total by another $2000,29.
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Architectural feats in inhospitable spots have long exerted a powerful fascination.
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"This is New York City," said Mr. Robins, the architectural historian.
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But preserving the building's architectural integrity doesn't come without its challenges.
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Jenner still owns two other units there, according to Architectural Digest.
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Mr. Salahi freely interweaves Modernist abstraction, Arabic calligraphy and architectural motifs.
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In his will, Barragán divided his architectural legacy between two people.
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There in Derek Lam's haute pioneer plaids and architectural canvas skirts.
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The building reflects the Mughal architectural style, stressing symmetry and balance.
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Eva Franch i Gilabert was appointed director of the Architectural Association.
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The work is really about an architectural transformation in large scale.
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Ayesha Singh visually overlays the arched hallways of the palace with architectural sculptures that borrow from Gothic, Indo-Saracenic, Victorian, Mughal, sacred Hindu, and Brutalist architectural styles found in India and the UK. Her two sculptures, "Hybrid Drawings" (1) and (2) from 2018, investigate evidence of colonialism and social hierarchy embedded in the ornamentation, design, and materials of architectural facades in India.
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They exist temporarily in architectural settings, and are then dismantled for reuse.
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People Knitting: A Century of Photographs is published by Princeton Architectural Press.
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Architecture often gives wheelchair users a dramatically different view of architectural spaces.
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Africa's eastern coastline, from Sudan to Mozambique, is dotted with architectural gems.
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Caryatids are sculpted female figures that serve as columns for architectural support.
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An architectural puzzle game about changing perspectives seems perfectly suited for ARKit.
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Talking about Bluetooth when discussing major architectural changes to a new phone.
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You can appreciate the architectural details in the background of the image.
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If anyone should build the jewel in Brooklyn's architectural crown, it's them.
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The Creators Project: Johannes, don't you like Amsterdam and our architectural wonders?
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The architectural wonder of the Taj Mahal returns on November 27th. pic.twitter.
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There's something about the way she wears makeup that's architectural and artistic.
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And yes, Kourtney and Khloé appeared on the cover of Architectural Digest.
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I follow Architectural Digest, Designmilk, local interior designers like Emily Henderson, Homepolish.
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The Graham Foundation awarded over $19773,000 in grants to 41 architectural projects.
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I'm using analogy, metaphor, and sentiment in sort of an architectural sense.
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An architectural black leather belt with a silver buckle completed her look.
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These include large-scale public art pieces, parks, and astonishing architectural elements.
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Architectural and refined, all of her pieces are handcrafted in France. 14.
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No the UAE hasn't run out of wacky architectural ideas just yet.
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Like in SimTower, players can create architectural monstrosities more form than function.
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Yet his aim is not simply to produce architectural renderings of Saydnaya.
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Venice is the birthplace of celebrated painters, architectural techniques, and historical monuments.
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And no wonder, perhaps: for admirers of architectural modernism, Asmara is sirenic.
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She later taught building preservation at the Architectural Association School of Architecture.
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She also liberated architectural geometry, giving it a whole new expressive identity.
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Gone are the traces of architectural drawings and the slashes of color.
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Now in the exhibition was a glowing architectural rendering of the place.
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But in our architectural designs, we have done origami-style curved folding.
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The exterior of the building seems blank and lacks any architectural design.
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The architectural designer denied dating Pitt in a New York Times profile.
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Ms. Goodman said her husband had envisioned a kaleidoscope of architectural styles.
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It still holds athletic events today and remains a notable architectural site.
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These accordion windows that lead to outside are my favorite architectural part.
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These developments made the area all the more attractive for architectural innovation.
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"Everyone will want to come and appreciate its architectural texture," he said.
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They're big, gaudy, and often they're accumulations of traditionally mismatched architectural elements.
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"We provide architectural support and add intelligence," he said in an interview.
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Their marbleized cinder blocks pose a great opportunity for exposed architectural foundations.
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It's possible that he's parsing out an important architectural distinction for us.
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"That's what's so special about this house: the architectural details," said Mrs.
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It's like an architectural bully hulking at the bottom end of Manhattan.
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Art that relies on a dense architectural context is not the problem.
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Bruno Munari: Square Circle Triangle is out now from Princeton Architectural Press.
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To say that the mall's architectural detailing is weird is an understatement.
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The first architectural reviews were not glowing, but they improved over time.
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New construction has made the city an architectural homage to Russian culture.
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I think for my architectural training, that one really appeals to me.
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This medieval architectural structure in Pisa, Italy, also suffers from technology pollution.
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From there, laser light architectural sculptures—creating intentional spaces—temples of light.
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Clarissa Tossin emphasizes the indigenous roots of the Mayan Revival architectural style.
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Still, the show of architectural solidarity was expected to have an impact.
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Architectural restoration is the purview of the Pelham Preservation and Garden Society.
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Diverse architectural styles are found in and around Tivoli's 1.8 square miles.
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Many are "architectural jewels, that capture the soul of cinema," she said.
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During this time, Mr. Oliver's career as an architectural historian also blossomed.
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Logue tended to treat the architectural issues of his redevelopments as secondary.
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His death was announced by his architectural firm, AS & P, in Frankfurt.
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"It's not just an architectural model, or a logistics move," he added.
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It's truly amazing to see its architectural majesty all in one glance.
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They've got Instagram-pretty twins and a house out of Architectural Digest .
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It is as ambitious in its architectural aspirations as in its cost.
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A contemporary photograph shows landscapes, drawings and dagguereotypes, architectural casts, and pottery.
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David Benson is vice president of sales at Maryland-based Architectural Ceramics.
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Mr. Younge, 57, is an independent landscape and architectural designer in Portland.
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The World Architecture Festival is the world&aposs largest international architectural event.
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The ants had no architectural plan; they operated on a few rules.
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"DESCENT" takes place on an architectural, sculptural set we call the ramp.
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Slow Manifesto: Lebbeus Woods Blog is out now from Princeton Architectural Press.
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His architectural firm, Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates, in Hamden, Conn.
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The groom's mother, who is retired, was an architectural illustrator in Sacramento.
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Saarinen's ever-morphing handwriting recalls the shifting aesthetics of his architectural designs.
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He had worked for an architectural steel manufacturer, was a production supervisor.
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Using these drawings as blueprints, you could recreate Garth's whole architectural world.
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Desks, papers, architectural tools, and the people that work here; that's it.
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His father, Jacques, was a famed architectural photographer of his generation whose work defined such magazines as The World of Interiors; his brother, Adrien, now shoots rooms for Architectural Digest; and his mother, Yveline, was a fashion designer.
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It is now an unusual three-bedroom family home of historic architectural importance.
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Don't turn away: A team of architectural historians rebuilt a Nazi gas chamber.
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They will be used to make transparent glass bottles or architectural flat glass.
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The ship certainly needs a database of full architectural specifications and maintenance procedures.
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So far, another Phnom Penh architectural masterpiece, the National Sports complex, still remains.
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They're almost like urban glitches, with radical architectural concepts scratching through the sterility.
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Walking the streets you'll find a mesh of baroque and Arab architectural styles.
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He somehow manages to turn sheets of paper into intricately engineered architectural masterpieces.
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Bianca Bosker is the author of Original Copies: Architectural Mimicry in Contemporary China.
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News of the draft executive order was first published by the Architectural Record.
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The 100-room palace has little architectural merit; its strength is its history.
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And Boeri had his finger on the pulse of this budding architectural trend.
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That resulted in architectural treats such as Westminster, designed by Michael Hopkins Architects.
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The museum is also celebrating 60 years as an architectural icon in October.
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Ms. Pickard, 33, is an architect; Mr. Pickard, 35, is an architectural designer.
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Ms. Angelou preserved as many of the original architectural details as she could.
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At the tender age of 14, he worked for his father's architectural practice.
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Original architectural details include wide-plank pine floors, molding and wall paneling throughout.
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Original architectural details include wood floors, extensive wood paneling and solid pocket doors.
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News of the proposed order drew sharp criticism from the American architectural community.
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House hunters will first notice the entry's luxe finishes and elaborate architectural details.
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I'll wear a dress with architectural details and a cool pair of sneakers.
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Plus it will keep many of the unique architectural elements of the spaces.
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Mr Ma believes that 2017 will mark a fissure in China's architectural history.
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Most are high-profile architectural statements, erected in the middle of bustling cities.
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"I have a glider with an ottoman for feeding," she told Architectural Digest.
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A three-metre-tall architectural arch made from fibreglass folds flat for transport.
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They are often criticised as architectural playgrounds that ignore the needs of residents.
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"My paintings are very athletic, very musical; they're architectural," the artist recently explained.
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Could an architectural competition be held with transparency and public spirit in mind?
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It also required completely rethinking the entire search tool from an architectural level.
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The installation, "Losing Myself," is the Irish pavilion at this year's Architectural Biennale.
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Post-socialist cities like Sofia in Bulgaria, aren't known for their architectural diversity.
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Some architectural companies are already preparing for the obsolescence of the parking garage.
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People, you won't find this in any copy of Domino or Architectural Digest.
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The director of the show, Vinicius Coimbra, pointed out the town's architectural highlights.
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Her designs often combine a natural element with one that is more architectural.
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In March, the Palm Beach Architectural Commission approved the demolition of the estate.
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The outside of the Taj Mahal is a dazzling white marble architectural masterpiece.
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Locals are not fond of the architectural flair of the Grand Waikikian Hotel.
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"Maybe I should use my architectural skills to find the stairs," he said.
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His later architectural work noticeably drew on the innovations of the Bauhaus period.
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In addition to his mannered architectural shots, Kogonada likes to shoot into mirrors.
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An architectural manifestation of the ensuing courtroom battle now occupies the Hirshhorn Museum.
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The language of most memorials — the architectural language — doesn't interest me at all.
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"Typical sources are constructions, architectural landscapes and sparsely populated metropolitan spaces," says Kobidze.
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The effect is architectural, like a structure composed entirely of doors, and nondirective.
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Architectural critics howled even before the firm had begun to draw their plans.
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The Bains chose to keep the building's original architectural style in the renovation.
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It's his masterpiece; he never did another architectural project as big as that.
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I found the labyrinth of rooms and architectural detail both intimidating and soulless.
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In 1968 she married Richard Pommer, an architectural historian, who died in 1992.
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Ms. Stroud, 31, is an architectural designer at WRNS Studio in San Francisco.
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Downstairs, in the production workshop, assistants were assembling sculptures and designing architectural structures.
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In 2010, the museum called for architectural proposals to increase its exhibition space.
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Maristella Casciato was appointed the Getty Research Institute's senior curator of architectural collections.
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Instead, "their architectural masters were almost singularly Japanese," including Tange and other predecessors.
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Mr. Holden, 363, is also an architectural designer, at Patkau Architects in Vancouver.
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The architectural point becomes clear: Sharks aren't just movie stars and aquarium attractions.
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His books, articles and speeches enlivened architectural discourse for more than 60 years.
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And credit to those who stood up for saving an architectural lightning rod.
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The idea of terrazzo architectural objets is a kind of highfalutin shelfscape thing.
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It has been inhabited since antiquity and contains important archaeological and architectural sites.
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Mr. Holden, 28, is also an architectural designer, at Patkau Architects in Vancouver.
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Spread throughout the facility are multiple major architectural highlights, like this beautiful staircase.
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The couple also owns a property in Southern California, according to Architectural Digest.
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It featured an architectural rocking chair, a cheeky ashtray and locally made soaps.
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But he also wanted it to be compatible with its famous architectural neighbors.
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Communism was a bad memory, and its architectural legacy inspired, at best, ambivalence.
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The architectural point is clear: Sharks aren't just movie stars and aquarium attractions.
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This was unceasing architectural detail taking shape as high art and subtle storytelling.
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In 0003, Mayo & Mayo, a local architectural firm, reconceived it as a Tudor.
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The architectural lessons of the student protests of the 1960s were thus forgotten.
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Some of the buildings come to feel like the architectural equivalents of Barney.
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It also has a thriving cultural scene and architectural character all its own.
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His father is a Redondo Beach-based freelance residential and commercial architectural designer.
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He designed plywood furniture, wrote criticism and worked on dozens of architectural projects.
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Mithun, a Seattle-based architectural firm, designed the building, including its interior spaces.
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The concrete structures referred to ancient architectural forms: amphitheaters, pyramids and sunken gardens.
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It has been inhabited since antiquity and contains important archeological and architectural sites.
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Zaha and I went to school together at the Architectural Association in London.
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If there's an architectural equivalent of this, it is certainly the Meadowlands Xanadu.
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From an architectural perspective, they are packed with an impressive amount of information.
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He transformed it into a garden and outdoor showroom for architectural garden ornaments.
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But today, architectural values and technology are shaping the new norms for dessert.
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She found that her architectural training applied in the pastry kitchen as well.
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It was the architectural embodiment of New York's vaulted ambition and open arms.
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I thought it looked like a vintage Architectural Digest, so you're not off!
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I scraped together my pennies to buy a book of Thomas Jefferson's architectural drawings.
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Did the pyramid's architectural precision and celestial alignment suggest more than a burial chamber?
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These photographs, of course, also center on the architectural details that appealed to Wright.
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Koenig eventually obtained architectural drawings that showed a plan for the phone as well.
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New York's new transportation hub doubles as one of the world's most architectural malls.
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The company offers large Duplo blocks for toddlers as well as tiny architectural kits.
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She completed the architectural look with a large hat and Lorraine Schwartz drop earrings.
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Many architectural models are as ingeniously constructed as their larger, multi-million dollar counterparts.
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The dust jacket is a collage of photographs of texts, maps, and architectural diagrams.
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Such plans represent not just a new architectural approach but a commercial one, too.
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The draft order would encourage Greek and Roman architectural designs instead of modern architecture.
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The authorities have also carefully protected the architectural assets, adhering to 1938 building regulations.
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After all, the houses most of us grow up in are not architectural masterpieces.
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Now ubiquitous and unremarkable, they were at the time considered architectural and design marvels.
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The college student, who was pursuing a degree in architectural engineering, died on Saturday.
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I was doing computer graphics, CG modeling, digitalization of architectural design and automotive design.
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Other architectural discoveries included aqueducts, interior pools, intricately decorated alters, statues, and stunning skylights.
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There are naturalistic and anthropomorphic animals, weapons, puzzles, games, dollhouses and architectural construction kits.
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The old city of Damascus, Syria's capital, is an architectural testament to Sunni Islam.
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The government sacked Sir Roger from his position as head of an architectural commission.
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And during a homelessness crisis, they prioritize architectural detail and cars over people's lives.
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This is an architectural issue and it can't simply be fixed with a patch.
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The handsome architectural guide documents 50 buildings, selected by Berlin-based journalist Matthew Tempest.
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"I don't have a very broad aesthetic," the actress, 44, admits to Architectural Digest.
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The Chorsu Bazaar (1980) in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, masterfully melds regional and Soviet architectural styles.
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Major architectural changes are in store for operating systems over the next few years.
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I loved the way they looked with the streamlined architectural sense of the dress.
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The Strand has already demonstrated a devotion to the architectural integrity of its building.
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Mr. Camdessus and Ms. Silberman were architectural pioneers, but they weren't the only ones.
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Or do build a new spire that's in keeping with our architectural ideas today?
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The result, in the end, is an architectural marvel baked in a moral vacuum.
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Venice has struggled with overtourism because of its many historical, architectural, and artistic landmarks.
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She is an architectural designer at Robert A. M. Stern Architects in New York.
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Unusual paint jobs and architectural oddities make some houses stand out in monotonous neighborhoods.
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Johnson had always been an architectural chameleon who drew inspiration from others, especially Mies.
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The Architectural complex of the Cathedral Square, which costs 700 rubles, or about $10.50.3.
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The architectural design has been described as "experimental," but it's mostly mid-century modern.
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The architectural treasures scattered throughout the city are no skyscrapers, but they still soar.
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Some cities have a single architectural identity but Los Angeles is known for many.
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"You have to distinguish and maintain the historical value and architectural integrity," he said.
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Anime Architecture runs until October 16th at The Museum of Architectural Drawing in Berlin.
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To begin with, Fillwalk got ahold of high resolution scans from Boullée's architectural prints.
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She and her house are being photographed for a cover story for Architectural Digest.
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We had a really beautiful masjid in an architectural sense ––a large Victorian building.
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As in the poem, the architectural space of Schweger's paintings mirrors the intellectual space.
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Until recently, Los Angeles hasn't been too big on architectural history or adaptive reuse.
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These are different artistic and architectural languages that come together to create a whole.
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The 4-acre property underwent extensive renovations after 2017 mudslides, according to Architectural Digest.
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For the same reason, the architectural renderings are also displayed in black and white.
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Al-Maria matches the architectural excess with the repetitive excess of production and obsolescence.
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One of the defining characteristics of London is its dramatic blending of architectural styles.
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There are also invisible touches typical of Ms. Hauck's architectural approach to scenic design.
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And the hexagon has the most potential for three-dimensional sculpture and architectural forms.
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The Chandler family's home in Indianapolis, designed by the architectural firm Deborah Berke Partners.
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Despite the city's rich architectural history, these authentic spaces are rare in New York.
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"These buildings have an architectural uniqueness to them that cannot be ignored," he wrote.
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Clad in yellow brick and almost 50 years old, Beavercrest is no architectural landmark.
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It was featured on the cover of the May 2083 issue of Architectural Digest.
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In 2008, the house was classified as a historic monument for its architectural significance.
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Alexander Kellum, a Brooklyn artist, is director of specialty finishes at EverGreene Architectural Arts.
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Home building is also hitting records and generating jobs in architectural and engineering services.
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Andrea took the studio's ambitions even further, making larger works and prominent architectural decorations.
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Witness Henry Fukuhara's detailed watercolor-and-graphite architectural sketch of a dam from 1942.
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Plumbing codes, architectural limitations and other hurdles can make it impossible for some workplaces.
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The family homes are modest but look like they came out of Architectural Digest.
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Distinguishing architectural feature: Horseshoe or bathtub shape, depending on how you looked at it.
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The destination had been reviewed glowingly by The Guardian, Travel + Leisure and Architectural Digest.
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Luckily, according to Mr. López Alonso, most of the owners appreciate contemporary architectural aesthetics.
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It was designed by an architectural consortium of extraordinary talent led by Raymond Hood.
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There are various wings, added at different points in history, featuring different architectural styles.
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