So many exteriors we shot them outside, it's raining, and when my editor cut together the scenes inside during the shootout he put rain over it because all of the exteriors had rain.
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Banks and hotels wrap new exteriors over old palace interiors.
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The show films exteriors there, to picturesque and romantic effect.
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And it was super sunny [when we shot the exteriors]!
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On the one hand, some people's exteriors and interiors match nicely.
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LITCHFIELD "Interiors and Exteriors," works by Mary Lou and Robert Alberetti.
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And sulphur dioxide fumes from oil refineries corrode the Taj's exteriors.
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Bad behavior simmers under the facade of conservative, well-coiffed exteriors.
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Many nations are beginning to shrug off their longstanding democratic exteriors.
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The similarities between HomePod and Whyd go beyond their mesh-like exteriors.
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LITCHFIELD "Interiors and Exteriors," works by Mary Lou and Robert Alberetti. Jan.
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Some of the exteriors looked as if they were about to collapse.
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The newer homes had less ornate exteriors and typically two-car garages.
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Murals embellish building exteriors, and public sculptures are seemingly everywhere you look.
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The exteriors of Units 1 and 2, two of Fukushima Daiichi's six reactors.
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The mansion's exteriors also features a terraced pool that surrounds the main house.
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MacManus has a deep background in industrial design, specifically vehicle interiors and exteriors.
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Both the exteriors and interiors of the mansion were inspired by European manors.
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The housing units' aluminium exteriors are as shiny and elegant as a VanMoof bicycle.
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They had depths beyond what I could see from their suddenly broad-shouldered exteriors.
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If only those robotic exteriors could move as efficiently as a healthy human body.
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The only church exteriors in China adorned with steeples or crosses are officially sanctioned.
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"We are always at the mercy of weather when you're shooting exteriors," he said.
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But other videos on the poster's profile showed what appear to be school exteriors.
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Various Gaudí exteriors, like Passeig de Gràcia and Casa Milà, are free to view.
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The exteriors of "Ghost in the Shell," by contrast, don't feel dramatically lived in.
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Beneath the cheery yellow exteriors are multiple features designed to cut, burn and kill.
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Exteriors of the lodge include a covered porch, patio, pond, balcony, barn and stable.
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Many home exteriors have been power-washed, and several units are undergoing extensive mold remediation.
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According to EW, the show is shooting multiple exteriors to be used throughout the season.
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Or maybe she represents the base instincts and desires we hide beneath our respectable exteriors.
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I am an unabashed fan of Eleanor Ray's modest-sized paintings of interiors and exteriors.
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Its interiors are largely ecru and rust tones; its exteriors are blue-green and overcast.
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Stritch's famous whiskey tenor does the stories — with their glossy exteriors and yearning hearts — justice.
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It can be used on a variety of surfaces, including counters, floors, and appliance exteriors.
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The exteriors of many Disney attractions are actually optical illusions created by a cast member.
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Earlier this week, Amtrak showed off the exteriors of the first of its new trains.
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Playing out in gloomy interiors and frigid exteriors, "The Blackcoat's Daughter" is a stealth weapon.
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As a result, since that initial shift in the 1990s, exteriors have only become curvier.
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Exteriors and interiors of camp buildings, and items of furniture, would also need replacement and repair.
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Since there's only so much real estate available on our phone exteriors, we love this versatility.
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A carapace is a shell found on the exteriors of arthropods and arachnids, amongst other organisms.
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Ornate, Italian Renaissance Revival exteriors were maintained, while run-down dormitory-style interiors were totally transformed.
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In northern Europe, where tar was used as a water sealant on exteriors, the color stuck.
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And in October, Phaidon Press published "Black: Architecture in Monochrome," with examples of 150 black exteriors.
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The heavy stone cladding and crenelations of their fortresslike exteriors would fit right into Gotham City.
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Her spectral painting "7 Am" (1948-49) remodels everyday city exteriors and amplifies their nightmarish peculiarities.
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There were very few of the sweeping exteriors that have defined much of the series' look.
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The cat mummies were wrapped in linen, with some still exhibiting hand-painted features on their exteriors.
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Exteriors of buildings, including parts of multi-billion dollar casinos, were ripped away by Hato's powerful winds.
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"The hardest part is getting the right proportions," Bob Boniface, design director for Buick Exteriors, told me.
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He excelled at revealing the dark, broken parts concealed by the steely exteriors of the cowboy archetype.
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Dr Rus's team are also looking at safety—in their case by creating robots with softer exteriors.
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While Libras enjoy the finer things in life, their picture-perfect exteriors can sometimes be a front.
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Mr. Wang's signature design elements are woven throughout: narrow rectangular windows, unfinished concrete exteriors and patchwork masonry.
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The actual router is a cube, rather than taking on some of the other systems' rounded exteriors.
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Landlords flout laws on building exteriors and ignore enforcement, including $31 million in fines, The Times found.
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The space was designed to merge indoor and outdoor living, with 3,700 square feet of private exteriors.
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The current plans call for the soil collected by volunteers to be used in coloring their exteriors.
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In New York City, building exteriors must be inspected every three years to help determine the assessment.
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Like the domestic spaces her language evokes, these pieces become unruly, revealing the mess behind polished exteriors.
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They not only feature beautiful men but reflect the tension between cool, clear exteriors and explosive desires.
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Their corresponding models — simple skeletons of their exteriors — allow visitors to observe their basic construction from all angles.
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Joanna brought white shiplap, wooden boards commonly used for building exteriors, inside her homes and into our hearts.
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The colors have remained rich and vibrant, although the interior exposures are much better preserved than the exteriors.
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"Our facilities in the U.S. produce aluminum for car and truck exteriors, gutters and roofing material," Aleris said.
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Aboard the Shiki-Shima, commuters have access to lavish Champagne-colored exteriors, opulent suites, and Michelin-approved chefs.
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In certain cases, developers could get Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) points for building concrete exteriors.
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The exteriors are made of thick concrete that's tightly sealed so that no gas or water can enter.
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Sunday night's episode, "A Dark Crate," opens with a series of exteriors outside the Rikers Island jail complex.
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The remote-controlled LED Lytes Pillar Candles look realistic with wax exteriors and a soft, flickering amber glow.
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Its builders have scattered gingerbread ornaments on exteriors made of brick, stucco, shingles, clapboards and recycled barn boards.
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His specialties include plastering and rock-carving, or making attraction exteriors look like they're made from real stone.
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And not all designers work on exteriors — everything from seats to sun visors also have to be developed.
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About ten years ago, I became extremely interested in questions of space during creation—both interiors and exteriors.
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The exteriors may not betray much, but sometimes — even with beauty products — it's what's on the inside that counts.
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"Our exteriors business continues to improve and grow slightly above our addressable market, but below our expectations," he added.
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Finally, the camera pans up the regal exteriors of what loyal viewers will consider our own house: Downton Abbey.
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The exteriors were a literal restoration executed under the supervision of the Head Architect for Historic Monuments at Versailles.
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In television, as in life, we have to chip away at seemingly concrete exteriors to earn all that information.
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Over the past several years, Tal R has based paintings on the exteriors of sex clubs and porn shops.
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Ornate, Italian Renaissance Revival exteriors were preserved, while run-down dormitory-style interiors were transformed into a sleek lobby.
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Or for Scandinavian style galore, try Nimb Hotel in Copenhagen, a 1909 castle with exteriors inspired by Moorish architecture.
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Although Beelitz Heilstätten is outside of Berlin, some of the exteriors of its buildings resemble English country-style homes.
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Many home painting businesses are looking for college students and young adults to help paint interiors and exteriors of houses.
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Despite plastic exteriors, both of these phones feel more refined, and in the Nexus' case, significantly faster and more reliable.
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The Core i5 configuration starts at $1,300, and the leather exteriors ship in two tones, warm brown and deeper bordeaux.
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With the Olive Garden spot, we shot all of those exteriors at a really nice bougie McDonald's, again without permission.
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The idea being to transform "urban screens"—subways, building exteriors, and more—into communication platforms for citizens with migration backgrounds.
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One couldn't be blamed if, from the exteriors, they mistook the new MacBook Pros for one of the older models.
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With greater dynamic range, the Pixel camera was able to capture reflections and gleams glancing off the glossy car exteriors.
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In response, Essex Crossing's boxy, mostly bland exteriors are variously clad in brick and metal by a variety of architects.
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I have a lot of terrain to explore, both in the lonely exteriors and twisty interiors of its characters' minds.
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Citizens even began spray-painting the Pepe the Frog meme across building exteriors as a working-class, pro-democracy symbol.
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Curved exteriors and more steeply pitched windshields make for less wind resistance, as air can flow more easily over them.
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The exteriors of the pieces in this luggage set are reinforced for added durability while organizational features inside make packing easier.
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The exteriors of the new buildings will attract most attention, but it is their interiors that should be watched more closely.
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Most of Season 1 took place in these sets, and in Malta for the warm exteriors of King's Landing and Pentos.
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Click through to take a vicarious trip to seven far-flung hotels with pastel exteriors, whimsical decor, and near-perfect symmetry.
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Those big eyes and rounded stumps for hands and feet are uniquely specific to the girls, emphasizing their softly charming exteriors.
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But over time, and now being in her 50s, she's learned to focus less on the exteriors and instead prioritize strength.
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The hard numbers So, given all that complexity, what's a reasonable estimate for when we might see artificially animated organic exteriors?
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Unlike airplanes, whose graceful lines and smooth skins help them slip through the atmosphere, they have delicate protuberances and pocked exteriors.
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Garden — three gigantic rocks containing musical instruments, which make sounds every time a player knocks their exteriors with a golf ball.
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And, if we're being completely honest, we think the meanings behind these pieces are just as compelling as their gorgeous exteriors.
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Often, he did not realize what the buildings were because their exteriors gave no sign of what might have been within.
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With his camera in tow, Torun scours industrial districts, hotels, schools, and shopping malls — which he said often feature colorful exteriors.
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Beyond the gold and glossy exteriors and marble lobbies, the private spaces are low-key, decorated in grays, cream and chocolates.
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Behind their witty exteriors, though, they are asking us to think about serious issues: race relations, gun violence, gender and sexuality.
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They share a similar design, with shiny plastic exteriors that house a 3.5mm headphone jack and a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor.
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Television images showed flattened homes and apartment buildings with deep cracks running down their exteriors in communities like Guánica and Ponce.
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Yet the hotel still made a striking first impression with preserved Art Deco exteriors covered in parts in rich green ivy.
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An investigation by The Times found that landlords flout laws on building exteriors and ignore enforcement, including $31 million in fines.
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Save yourself the effort of decipherment, and simply enjoy Mr. Blaubach's baleful shots of high-rise exteriors and broody, squashed interiors.
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Six years later, he co-founded Clairtone, overseeing the electronics in high-end stereos, while a partner designed the sleek wooden exteriors.
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The established products that Saule is hoping to ride on the back of are thus the components used to construct those exteriors.
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Zack Snyder knows what something with depth looks like, but he's too distracted by shiny exteriors to find the messy humanity inside.
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Steve McManus, who was a vice president in charge of engineering for car interiors and exteriors at Tesla, this week joined Apple.
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"These items featured cartoon characters, plush exteriors and bright primary colors and were marketed to children younger than 12," the statement wrote.
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This is on [January 8th] in L.A.'s Griffith Park, where some of Lost Highway's exteriors and driving scenes are being shot.
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When Torun shared his first photo on Instagram in 2014, he was focused on taking black-and-white photos of building exteriors.
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To begin with, the Bauhaus was defined more by its transformation of the decorative arts and interior design rather than by exteriors.
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The government's subsidy of between $21912 and $20153 per square meter extends only to structural repairs and the restoration of the exteriors.
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In some cases the bindings were designed so that the almanac pages could be replaced each year, and the precious exteriors reused.
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There are little square Cretan pies called kalitsounia, with impossibly light crisp exteriors and a filling of fluffy sheep and goat cheese.
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Over the years, Saabs won a reputation for distinctive exteriors and engineering quirks, gaining the company a dedicated following around the world.
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Amtrak revealed the exteriors of its new train — known as the Avelia Liberty — in a video of the first built on Wednesday.
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Location scouts secured a pair of classic Victorians in the Woodbridge neighborhood to serve as the exteriors of the characters' adjacent homes.
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Like Star Cleaning, Rooforia Home Exteriors in Omaha often finds customers through Thumbtack, an online marketplace for hiring people to complete tasks.
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Diana Fonseca Quiñones distills the texture of a crumbling Havana in small abstract collages made of paint scraps harvested from building exteriors.
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In addition, huge disposal canisters with copper exteriors have been designed to store spent fuel in bedrock for at least 100,000 years.
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In the 1970s and '80s, Artbag created brocade exteriors over 18-karat gold, ruby- and diamond-encrusted frames for Cartier's handbag line.
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It was during the Hellenistic period when lamps began to be more than common domestic artifacts and took on increasingly creative exteriors.
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Exteriors cost 75 cents per square foot, while a house with a decked out interior will cost you $1.25 per square foot.
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While borrowers are encouraged to preserve classic machiya features, such as latticed wood exteriors, they are allowed ample leeway in renovating their homes.
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The taco chain also gave the world tacos whose exteriors were made of biscuits and waffles, respectively, and it stuffed Fritos inside burritos.
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Not only would glass exteriors give the iPhone the glossy look that's already popular in Samsung phones, but it could have other uses.
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And yet every day I could tune in and fawn over this perfect gentleman who would look past shallow exteriors into someone's soul.
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Cityscapes, landscapes, seascapes, interiors and exteriors combined, his subjects are familiar yet tweaked to bring out their strangeness, or heightened with chromatic intensity.
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Their exteriors were covered with stickers supporting Jimmy Hoffa's reign at the top of the Teamsters union (a key element of the film).
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The Ian Potter Center exhibition consists of 20 pots, with animated scenes from famous football games painted (in fired underglaze) around their exteriors.
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Lush, verdant exteriors — vibrantly photographed by Sam Chase — define a plantation where, according to Sebastien's garrulous cook, hundreds of Vietnamese workers were brutalized.
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Brownish gray-brick exteriors were plastered with peeling posters for "anticorpulence tablets" or scrawled with cellphone numbers of plumbers or fake ID peddlers.
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In the 2300s and '290s, luxury automakers like Porsche, BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz were some of the first to reintroduce curved exteriors.
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The exteriors of the house were featured for years on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," although interiors were shot on a Hollywood soundstage.
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These hulking professional athletes may have tough exteriors and can potentially break you with one tackle, but they also can't resist a good pun.
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Pichai says that in the last year alone, Google has mapped as many building exteriors as it did cumulatively in the 10 years prior.
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Yes, there was the mischief and sure, he was often a curmudgeon, but there were often love and life lessons behind those tough exteriors.
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In response, Knox Hills announced a neighborhood-wide lead paint abatement project focused on porch banisters, several home exteriors and the old switch-house.
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But never forget, it is also a color that can call to mind super-futuristic cities, skyscrapers, and the exteriors of modern art museums.
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Yeah. We have Claire and Frank's Boston apartment in the studio, and then we use some of the west end in Glasgow as exteriors.
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Nope. The Seat Mii by Cosmopolitan has jeweled wheels, purple exteriors, champagne-colored mirrors, and headlights that mimic eyes in eyeliner, according to Jalopnik.
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Plain baubles can also be transformed into shimmering showstoppers with a little spray adhesive on their exteriors and a heavy douse of iridescent glitter.
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Faurecia, which is 47 percent owned by Peugeot, added that the composite materials part of the exteriors business was not included in the sale.
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New police stations were built with glass exteriors, symbols of the transparency that the young, American-educated president was looking to promote throughout government.
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Newly broken columns with stained exteriors revealed their white-stone cores and lay on piles of rubble alongside columns that had fallen centuries earlier.
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The zoning code of 26 (the country's first zoning ordinance) required tall buildings to have setbacks, which give some older structures their tiered exteriors.
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"I can't think of any [women] who are the lead designers on exteriors," automotive journalist Tara Weingarten told The New York Times in 2013.
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Using a projector's light instead of spray paint, and tree canopies as his canvas instead of building exteriors, Echaroux paints gorgeous portraits with light.
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In his paintings of exteriors that lack people, the doors and windows of buildings are always closed, creating the impression of an abandoned city.
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Smoke still billowed from some buildings in the city on Thursday while the demolished exteriors of others tumbled onto streets emptied entirely of civilians.
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It takes the architecture of Johannesburg as its canvas, juxtaposing electrifying colors with night and the gritty exteriors of some of the city's structures.
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"You shouldn't be paying attention to the exteriors, only to the interiors," Ms. Ballinger said, referring to one of the principles of Bauhaus architecture.
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Mia lives in a private community of clone houses that are painted in strict adherence to the homeowner association's code of cream-tone exteriors.
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The sumptuous interiors of the Taj, expertly recreated (the exteriors are real, with some added CGI) offer stark contrast to the deadly devastation unfurling within.
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It also has style—with its "dark ash" exteriors, brass trims, and understated HP logo, it stands out in a room full of Apple machines.
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Not because I really like food, or had a fetish for restaurant exteriors, but because I was really bad at estimating when Salat would happen.
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Each piece features white exteriors and matching interiors, and the cast iron design heats evenly to seal in moisture when you're whipping up delicious meals.
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Whereas many large, Class A RVs feature complex swirls and patterns on their exteriors, the Horizon features a more subdued palette for an understated look.
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Another potential place where the coronavirus may have longevity is on foods with tougher, sometimes disposable exteriors, such as bananas and other fruits and vegetables.
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But the distinctiveness of the exteriors and the fervor around all things culinary appealed to him, to say nothing of the bottomless supply of subjects.
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Over time, the copper exteriors will oxidize to a Statue of Liberty green — a slow-motion art project provided by the architects, and by nature.
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Born deaf and mute, Castle spent much of his life memorializing his family's Idaho farm, the interiors and exteriors of its buildings, its surrounding fields.
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Space is not a hospitable environment—spacecraft exteriors are constantly pelted by micrometeorites, blasted with high energy radiation, and subjected to extreme shifts in temperature.
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Samsung also said it would alter the design of its mobile phone chargers, eliminating plastic protection films by swapping their glossy exteriors for a matte finish.
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That was the Old Waco, some might say — and this is the New, restored through hard work and time and grace and gleaming, freshly painted exteriors.
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This backup charger not only gives hours of extra life; its cheerful choice of exteriors also perk up what would otherwise have been a dark moment.
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WATCH THIS: Jeremiah Brent Can't Wait for His First Christmas With Husband Nate Berkus and Daughter Poppy The exteriors are almost as stunning as the interiors.
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The only new features are the phones' exteriors, which are clad in a chevron-patterned "highly resilient Italian fabric," and available in blue, pink, and black.
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Omnis Exteriors, which cut the Arconic tiles to shape and supplied them to the cladding contractor, said it was not responsible for the choice of panel.
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Soon they moved beyond the world of industry, as Art Deco architects took to their sleek modernism, using them to adorn building exteriors and divide interiors.
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Infamous for a string of worker suicides in the same year, the facility installed netting around building exteriors to prevent overworked employees from taking their lives.
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These monumental panels have, for decades, adorned the interiors and exteriors of buildings in nearly every town and city, communicating Communist ideals in intricately fashioned scenes.
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What makes them ultra dope is the harmonious contrast between the emerging disorder of their crusty, protruding exteriors, and the cracked, mirrored orbs at their centers.
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This week, Amtrak showed off the exteriors of its new train — known as the Avelia Liberty — in a video of the first built example on Wednesday.
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The Lebanese architect Galal Mahmoud takes a contemporary approach to traditional Moroccan design in whitewashed brise soleil exteriors and lattice screens at the 104-room resort.
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One thing stands out: all of the cars look super boxy, especially compared with the curving, rounded exteriors of virtually every car on the market today.
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Obviously, the night exteriors, we can't light with the moon with the Alexa Plus [a digital camera], but all the interiors are lit entirely with flame.
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Morandi poured paint inside of objects and sometimes painted their exteriors white, which would have made it easier for him to control the reflections and the light.
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"Most of our puzzles ask players to resize and combine houses in interesting ways, affecting their interiors and exteriors alike," explains Game Band creative director Sam Rosenthal.
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"For exteriors, Night Watch is a gorgeous alternative to the trending black or deepest blue-black, and it works well as an accent on doors and shutters."
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As a result, the current Terragraph system transmits data entirely outdoors, between distribution nodes on telephone poles and Ethernet or Wi-Fi hubs mounted on buildings' exteriors.
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The Creative City, a former industrial park, is draped with trees and framed by buildings whose peeling exteriors have turned the yellows of a worn-out sponge.
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Trees with leaves were defoliated in postproduction, Mr. Eastwood said, and a crew returned in January to shoot some exteriors while there was snow on the ground.
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The columned front porches and exteriors are painted in beiges, mint greens and brick reds, among other hues, and solar panels are being installed on the roofs.
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The exteriors of Vizima, the abandoned castle in Temeria from episode 3 were filmed at Kreuzenstein Castle in Leobendorf, Austria which is a bit north of Vienna.
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Another subcontractor, Omnis Exteriors, said on Friday that it had not been told that the flammable Reynobond cladding was going to be combined with flammable interior insulation.
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The decrepit buildings of what looks like it once was Tokyo are brightened and concealed by holographic advertisements and bright lights that distract from the rusting exteriors.
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The exteriors of cerebellar granule cells are outfitted with small proteins functioning as receptors for gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter in the mammalian brain.
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Though Le Corbusier's visionary modernism and Hadid's neofuturism may have provided some foundational influence for the Epsilon base's interiors and exteriors, the look and feel is all Zhestkov.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I will say it again: I am an unabashed fan of Eleanor Ray's modest-sized paintings of interiors, exteriors, and the landscape.
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Both are three-dimensional structures, but each has a very different geometry: Their layouts are different, the curvature of their exteriors is different, their interior angles are different.
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The chain is known for its eye-popping billboards and building exteriors plastered with images of lounging women in leotards and sculpted backsides in bright-colored bikini bottoms.
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One centimeter may seem small, but layers of debris in the Earth's orbit can act like sandblasters to the vulnerable exteriors of spacecraft, especially telescopes and solar panels.
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Upon further inspection, though, I realized that these were no ordinary ice cubes—most of those featured are only partially frozen, yielding thin, crispy exteriors and liquid centers.
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"It was their aim to design total concepts, exteriors and interiors, but it was rather unfortunate that there were not many commissions that were for both," she said.
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If the condo, with exteriors by Goldstein, Hill & West Architects and interiors by Russell Groves, is not a historical clone, it does make an effort to be nautical.
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After his niece's death in a traffic accident, he began designing safety features for cars, usually in the form of jutting layers on their exteriors to minimize shock.
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This means that his willingness to succumb to his own subjects' exteriors must be matched by his devotion to his own interior waywarness, to the point of insalubrity.
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A city study found that close to 70 percent of the city's greenhouse gas emissions came from buildings, and those with glass exteriors were among the worst offenders.
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This gives its rough-rural exteriors and rundown interiors (filmed in and around Utica, N.Y.) a dreamy, nostalgic glaze speckled with lambent light, like the fingerprints of memory.
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The tips are little nubs of cartilage with charred, crispy exteriors concealing super-tender rib meat and pig fat, and gnawing at them gets a little bit primal.
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The acting is terrific, the interiors and exteriors are strongly evocative, and this is almost certainly the only Chekhov adaptation to include a close-up of lusty kangaroos.
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The exteriors of the three packages sent to Obama, Clinton and Soros were all manila in color, had stamps on them and carried a return address belonging to Rep.
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Screens mounted on the vans' exteriors let them communicate with pedestrians and other road users, for example to tell a pedestrian that it is safe to cross a road.
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Benson compared the trucks' cabs to an airplane cockpit — because of the many neon lights added to the vehicles' exteriors, their cabs are filled with buttons and switch controls.
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On the plus side, Graphcore is extending the colorful designs to the rackmount exteriors, using the various shapes for the heat vents in a more outward-facing area, too.
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Pulling together old photographs and taking new ones, JR and Varda paste images of the people who once dwelt in the homes to the exteriors of the homes themselves.
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Contrasting heavy exteriors (albeit cut with large windows) with intricate, ethereal interiors, it radically merged elements from Scottish castles, Arts and Crafts homes, Japanese Dojos and Art Nouveau parlors.
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They also betray that this pre-eminent student of exteriors and man-made inventions also harbored a profound — and at the time quite avant-garde — obsession with human interiority.
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Its undemonstrative grey exteriors, concrete floors and flat roofs form what its custodians refer to as a "total work of art" of over 221,28 square metres (28,3503 square feet).
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But close up, they were meticulously and gorgeously constructed; their rough-hewed, blunted exteriors encased in thoughtful and ergonomic scaffolding, buttresses of padded wiring, canvas boning, industrial-strength crinolines.
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Look closely at his panoramic views of pier exteriors and you'll see, in many, the presence of tiny figures, clothed or nude, leaning from windows, lounging around, having sex.
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In Weisz and Stone (who is American, but pulls off a completely convincing British accent), you can see the pain woven into Sarah's and Abigail's hard-as-nails exteriors.
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That fall, Amenta, Wuhrer, and a bevy of local artists tackled the Rumsey Street structures in Michigan, transforming their exteriors and staging diverse performances for ArtPrize, a yearly local festival.
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There's a big group of aviation experts working on the project, and they have intriguing futuristic ideas, like plane exteriors that subtly morph in the air to tame sonic blasts.
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They've even added things such as the hedge maze from the movie, even though the Stanley Kubrick adaptation, released in 21961, was filmed in England (with some exteriors in Oregon).
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For all their presumptions of being subversive and bohemian and counterculture, whatever, Silicon Valley people actually maintain these very well manicured exteriors, and frankly everybody has too much to lose.
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More so than other films in the series, The Fifth Chord's visual tableaus straddle plush gothic bedroom and the austere exteriors of a future-forward country and its cold facades.
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The exteriors were shot in MunichRematching the film, it's a little disorienting that this very Old European-style village seems to be populated by British and American children and adult.
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They have built up earth banks at the entrance of central neighborhoods deemed clear of militants but still laden with explosives, and marked buildings' exteriors as "mined", the sources added.
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With rigorously silk-screened exteriors (Evian, Cutty Sark, Gateway 2000), the open cartons "hold" a profusion of books — in reality only a top, trompe l'oeil layer — in striking mosaic counterpoint.
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NoHo, Manhattan The Landmarks Preservation Commission must approve plans and issue permits for renovations done on the exteriors of buildings in historic districts, even those that are not individual landmarks.
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"Rope access will find its place more and more with these new, complicated buildings," said Howard L. Zimmerman, the founder of Howard L. Zimmerman Architects, which specializes in building exteriors.
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The A and the B, as they are called, will accommodate 120 passengers each and have black exteriors and a sleek design with communal spaces, deck-top lounges and D.J.s.
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That was a common question readers posed after an article last week about the government's monthly jobs report quoted Sarah M. Smith, an owner of Rooforia Home Exteriors in Omaha.
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Inmates spend their days in 12-by-20163-foot cells with thick concrete walls and double sets of sliding metal doors (with solid exteriors, so prisoners can't see one another).
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You can't help but relate to them as they struggle to let go of their hardened exteriors, lack of trust in the world, and — against every instinct — care for each other.
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The film makes heavy use of prewar apartment buildings way uptown, abandoned Brooklyn subway stations with their cracked and stained mosaic tile, and rundown Deco exteriors in Newark and Jersey City.
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Still, it's unclear how the Bugdroid entered North Korea's visual lexicon — Android-powered devices are disguised in North Korean exteriors, and access to products from outside the country is highly restricted.
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As Lieberman explained to me, it's because Chinese factories have the knowledge, expertise, and skill required to produce the high-quality, body-safe silicone exteriors that many sex toys rely on.
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I'm mostly a fan of Infiniti's designs, which I usually consider flashier than Acura or Lexus, although to be honest Lexus has turned up the volume on its exteriors of late.
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According to Bob McGee, a spokesman for Con Edison, the utility company, crews the company hired would soon begin power-washing the exteriors of buildings, a first step toward their reopening.
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The blonde wood cases that are most companies' go-to are very Danish chic, and the stamps on the exteriors only serve to prove that you've matured beyond $3 PBR orders.
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Though he thought the movie was makeable for under $50,183 ("I didn't move the camera and shot all exteriors during the day"), Nichols had to borrow and scrape to get it done.
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Other buildings are clad in nothing more than bare concrete, because their dangerous exteriors were removed, but owners, residents and government officials continue to fight over who will pay to replace it.
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If banks fail to overhaul their exteriors to offer a personalized, best-in-class product experience, they will be relegated to supplying the engine for sleeker-looking tech companies in 10 years.
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Around 30 homes in Westfield, Sussex, have taken up the annual challenge, with hundreds of bright lights decked out across exteriors and images of Father Christmas and snowmen dotted throughout the village.
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In some of those cases, experts said the speed at which the fires spread may have been due to the use of flammable cladding on the buildings' exteriors for decoration or insulation.
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Ply Gem, which sells home exteriors like vinyl sidings and windows, was bought out by private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) in January and merged with Atrium Windows and Doors.
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Exteriors for the 1998 flick were shot at this home in Seaside, FL and, despite the approaching category 4 storm, the owners tell us they did very little to protect the house.
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Inside, a staircase leading to the upper level features colorful detailed tile, while a sitting room complete with double-height ceilings and an ornate iron chandelier opens up to the stunning exteriors.
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No amount of polish and preening could protect the flawless exteriors of the world's rarest, most coveted cars from the incessant sprinkling of charred refuse of nature that settled on every surface.
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While the exteriors of these charming structures with shingled roofs have been protected from alterations by the city, their interiors are being transformed into restaurants, bars, boutiques and even a stylish hotel.
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Some clauses in the regulatory guidance had appeared to prohibit the use of exteriors as potentially combustible as the cladding used on Grenfell Tower, which contained flammable insulation between sheets of aluminum.
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Otherwise the pieces are built from slabs of clay and thoroughly exude signs of the artist's hands — deep squeezes here, dragged fingers there and entire exteriors punched with thumbprints, like little waves.
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This structure was expanded in the 1940s and again in the 1990s, but it retains its original Tudor Revival features, including slate roofs, timbered-and-stucco exteriors, arched doorways and fanciful chimneys.
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At Waterline, three major firms designed the exteriors of the towers, Richard Meier and Partners Architects, Rafael Viñoly Architects and Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates; each firm was responsible for a different address.
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The shops and cafes in the airport were closing, but I could detect from their bright exteriors — decorated in an exuberant scarlet, yellow and chartreuse madras plaid pattern — a joie de vivre.
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The rocks' color signaled to Dr. Lechte that they are rich in iron, which means they turned red for the same reason that old cars with iron exteriors turn red: They rusted.
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But their confident exteriors mask complicated inner angst; this is considered a suicide mission — no one, save for Kane, has ever returned — and these women each have their own reasons for being there.
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But for all its kicking and shooting, the movie suggests the action equivalent of enervated 1970s European soft-core: all diffuse, sun-drenched exteriors populated by attractive stars on an exotic working vacation.
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But for all its kicking and shooting, the movie suggests the action equivalent of enervated 65003s European soft-core: all diffuse, sun-drenched exteriors populated by attractive stars on an exotic working vacation.
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The exteriors of all the buildings in the three-block hot zone have been washed, according to the Emergency Management Department, but the city is continuing to inspect and monitor nearby building interiors.
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Unlike on most Hollywood shoots, where the exteriors are in one location and the interiors are built inside a studio soundstage miles or even states away, there are no false fronts in Deadwood.
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The Pennsylvania physician Thomas Kirkbride's 2000th-century mental asylums — designed with staggered wings and extensive landscaping — as well as the radial prisons of the same era, influenced the exteriors of these early sanatoriums.
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Recent studies have warned that new design features on supertall towers, such as smooth exteriors and sloped surfaces, increase the amount of cold surface area for ice to form and snow to collect.
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The irregularly shaped Madison Square North Historic District, created in 2001, protects the exteriors of 96 structures, including hotels, apartment buildings, high-rise offices, rowhouses and lofts that once were used as showrooms.
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Even when set pieces are relegated to the far background, a gargantuan stadium, a subway station, and the exteriors of neighbors' manicured houses are all magnificent structures when rendered in López's refined linework.
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PARIS, April 19 (Reuters) - Car parts maker Faurecia has signed a deal to sell its automotive exteriors business to Plastic Omnium for an enterprise value of 665 million euros ($753 million) to reduce debt.
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Beneath their poised and approachable exteriors, it was also clear that the former and current first ladies share a steely determination to make headway in the fight to improve the lives of Afghan women.
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Similarly, stinkbugs suck the juice out of apples through nearly invisible punctures, leaving the exteriors Edenically enticing; only later, when the empty cells start to collapse, does the fruit begin to darken and dimple.
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Known for their Gundam-inspired chrome fixtures, gold exteriors, and flashing neon lights, Japan's dekotora (which roughly translates to "decoration truck") are extravagantly painted DIY disco trucks, which first became popular in the 1970s.
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Standpipe connections can also be cut off when the caps on the couplers' exteriors are removed by collectors, resellers, or — you guessed it, bored loiterers — not by firefighters in need of a hose connect.
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Beyond apartment towers, more than 1,300 vulnerable buildings like hospitals, care homes, schools and hotels have flammable exteriors, Rockwool estimates, but are exempt from having to strip it because they are not high-rises.
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For one, there are a lot of beautiful exteriors of Capri in the film, which I thought might be very nice outdoors, rather than maybe showing a more enclosed film by Bresson or something.
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But during that time, Mr. Sundharam says, the region strayed from the types of "passive design" and concrete-block exteriors that once made the desert's large daily temperature swings tolerable (if not entirely pleasant).
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While the exteriors of the complex looked shabby from years of neglect, the replacement of several structures with inferior housing that will, for a time, look more orderly but seems a denial of human vitality.
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CarDekho seeks to differentiate from rivals, like CarTrade (which has raised about $175 million), with technology like 360-degree of car interior and exteriors, audio recordings of horns, engines, and ignition, and virtual reality showrooms.
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Previous designs, being decades old, were crafted for gravity-less floatation, and for working on the exteriors of space shuttles, but in a time of new discoveries, it's high time we got a new spacesuit.
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The 11-room upscale property opened in late 2017 and emphasizes design, art and eco-friendliness: the aesthetic of clean white exteriors and walls mixed with woods is contemporary African and pays homage to Rwanda.
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The allusion to totems, though, is particularly fitting as Voyeur Voyager Forager Forester feels like a tribute to the refrigerator of yesteryear and the cheesy design aesthetics now replaced with modern, sleek exteriors and interiors.
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The exhibition features mostly drawings by Domoto that are difficult for the untrained eye to understand, but they're accompanied by clear explanatory texts and contemporary as well as period photographs of the buildings' exteriors and interiors.
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The convoy proceeded haltingly, often pausing for engineers to detonate mines or for soldiers to conduct reconnaissance in lonely farming settlements where the exteriors of houses were draped with white bedsheets and pillowcases—flags of peace.
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There are no rooms at this hotel; instead, there are individual cabins of one or two floors, with rosy exteriors of aged, untreated wood that face the water and the nighttime fire pits along its piers.
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This inexact technique allows some of the bits of bread to fall away and become crumblike and crunchy, while the rest stay larger, like delicious golden-brown geodes with wild-looking exteriors and tender, chewy insides.
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The blue lights were part of a broader set of security measures at Turkey Hill that included brighter exterior lighting, new window signage to make store exteriors more visible from inside, and security training for store workers.
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Yet, whether shooting in jaundiced interiors or verdant, autumnal exteriors, Bakatakis ensures that The Lobster is never less than beautiful to behold as he employs a series of painterly tableaux intensified by patient, barely perceptible zoom-ins.
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Asked why so many windows of the apartment blocks were dark while the building exteriors glittered from streetlights, my minder whispered, as if sharing a secret, that the residents were trying to conserve energy for the nation.
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It could be Hudson Yards or Abu Dhabi (where some recognizable exteriors were shot), but it's a fictional place called Waaji City, ruled by a mob of natty Indian gangsters, eager to restake a claim back home.
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Artists were required by the city to post warning signs on the exteriors of these buildings that read A.I.R. — Artist in Residence — so that if there were a fire, the fire department would know to rescue them.
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Umran Ashraf, who was engineering director for FF's vehicle structures and exteriors division, has left to join a company founded by former FF employees called Romeo Power, a source told The Verge (and confirmed by Ashraf's LinkedIn page).
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For example, with minimal requirements for instrument panels, steering wheels and transmission tunnels, designers will have greater freedom to craft spacious interiors at the same time they sculpt "shrink-wrapped" exteriors that hug engines, drive trains and wheels.
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CreditCreditStefano Ukmar for The New York Times Developers have long worked with starchitects on their luxury buildings, but some years ago they also began hiring top-flight designers to give the interiors the same panache as the exteriors.
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I'm happy to sacrifice a little speed for a laptop that doesn't scream it's a budget device—you know, like the ones with cheap plastic exteriors, ugly displays, floppy hinges, and keyboards that seems to flex with every press.
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These skillets and dishes from Cuisinart feature porcelain enamel exteriors that provide a strong, durable finish in a selection of vivid colors, while the interiors are ideal for cooking because their surfaces do not transfer flavors or absorb odors.
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Steve McManus, who was a vice president in charge of engineering for car interiors and exteriors at Tesla, recently joined Apple, which also lured former Tesla vice president Michael Schwekutsch to join its Special Projects Group earlier this year.
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ZURICH, Nov 1 (Reuters) - APG SGA won a new contract from Swiss Federal Railways for advertising space in Switzerland's train stations as well as the interiors and exteriors of all trains, the Swiss outdoor advertising company said on Wednesday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — At the Pérez Art Museum (PAMM), Nari Ward's retrospective looks at simulations of paradise — environments not unlike the jungle-like landscapes of hanging greenery and flora that make up PAMM's curated exteriors.
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A mellow ceviche of shrimp might share the table with Andean-style llapingachos, potatoes smashed, turned yolk-yellow by achiote and pan-fried into sunny cakes, with crisp exteriors and a gift of melted mozzarella hidden in the middle.
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"Unlike other systems, the M.T.A. does not give its cars a full midlife capital rehabilitation — it makes repairs to the critical systems — but does not gut and upgrade the interiors or exteriors and replace all mechanical systems," he said.
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"Anne With an E" was filmed briefly on P.E.I. but spent the majority of its six-month shoot at two locations in Ontario: the gum factory for interiors and a farmstead outside the small city of Pickering for exteriors.
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Chanani has created an immigrant narrative that is suitably complex, capable of grappling with identity, mythology and magic right alongside the practical choices girls and women face in cultures in which their oppression can be concealed by beautiful exteriors.
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His departure is the latest in a long string of high-profile executives to leave Tesla in the past year, most recently Steve McManus, a vice president in charge of engineering for car interiors and exteriors at Tesla, who joined Apple.
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Although it's no longer as novel as it once was, these aluminum booze alternatives are still the trendiest choice for our portable summer drinking needs — dressing down fancier drinks with more casual exteriors fit for any and all outdoor occasions.
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But Artur Kupczunas, a co-founder of the company, says that in combination with the cheapness, flexibility and lack of weight of perovskite sheets, an efficiency of 10% is enough to justify applying those sheets to the exteriors of buildings.
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The company also said it expects costs in its unit handling auto exteriors and structures to go up and total sales in fiscal 29.6 to be between $28.9 and $41.4 billion compared to an earlier range of $40.3 to $42.5 billion.
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It also said that it was considering options for its air handling unit, which provides services to improve air quality, and would speed up restructuring plans in France and Germany and at its UK exteriors business, which supplies roofs and windows.
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Among other things, it expands the world of the prison planet Fiorina 161 by reinserting a series of exteriors intended to appear at the beginning of the film, showing the residents using oxen to pull wreckage through a bleak industrial landscape.
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As if their deadly venom and spiny exteriors weren't enough, scientists at the University of Kansas have found that stonefish also have a hidden switchblade on their face that they can flick out whenever they feel like they're in danger.
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Part of the problem, says Mark Freudenberg, executive technology director at frog, a design company, is that soft materials break easily, noting that most animatronic dolls like Teddy Ruxpin and Furby have rigid motors and plastic casings beneath their fur exteriors.
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The Americans' directors hold the characters at a distance, usually filming in wide or medium shots, only cutting in for close-ups when a particularly deceptive con is on or when a moment of raw emotion pierces Philip or Elizabeth's exteriors.
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Over the course of the show we see the country's pictorial sensibility emerge: the delicate isometric renderings of architecture and the blown-off roof that give interiors and exteriors equal visibility (since Genji is often on the outside peeping in).
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While the exteriors tend to retain their period charm, "it is very rare to see any truly original features in mewses, especially in those which have been made fully residential in the last 30 to 40 years," Mr. Lloyd Malcolm said.
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Her 2015 debut, "Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit," featured a collection of songs whose raucous, grungy exteriors belied their crystalline lyrics — lyrics that described a specific, defiant and nonconformist feminism instead of generic girl power.
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All we needed was to see him walk up the ramp, and what he found within—basically, a mall designed by Busby Berkeley—was so much less witty than the fairground-like exteriors that it bled the movie of imaginative power.
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The company plans to spend $45 million to retrofit second make-lines into existing and new restaurants, $50 million to upgrade interiors and exteriors of stores and $15 million to improve its IT infrastructure to help support its digital programs.
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And when they bring out celebrity guests for a loose interview — the first two being Sarah Jessica Parker and Williams's old boss Jon Stewart — they immediately wear down their guests' guarded exteriors to get to something more casual and real underneath.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads While other modern architects imagined a future of single-family homes that resembled Rubik's Cubes, with boxy exteriors and primary-colored walls, Austrian-American artist and architect Frederick Kiesler considered a return to cave dwelling.
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At a forum last May on President Xi Jinping's "Belt and Road" initiative for better infrastructure, a private company from Zhejiang province was invited to display bamboo strong enough to build storm-drainage pipes and shock-resistant exteriors for bullet-train carriages.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A blaze that engulfed a Dubai skyscraper on New Year's Eve - the emirate's third high-rise fire in three years - has raised fresh questions about the safety of materials used on the exteriors of tall buildings across the wealthy region.
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The city has 1,405 individual landmarks — buildings or the exteriors of buildings — but only 120 interior landmarks, among them the lobby of the Empire State Building, the Rainbow Room in Rockefeller Center and the dining room of the Gage & Tollner restaurant in Brooklyn.
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Double Negative, Atomic Fiction, and G Creative Productions did most of the heavy VFX lifting for the movie and to do so they had to make everything from hordes of aliens to control panel screens to the interiors and exteriors of the Enterprise itself.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoOperating a mouse or trackpad is super easy, but behind their simple exteriors these intuitive input devices hide a whole host of shortcuts and extra features that aren't immediately obvious—and if you don't already know about them, you're missing out.
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As you can see in our pics ... Marcia, Greg, Peter and Bobby Brady -- otherwise known as Maureen McCormick, Barry Williams, Christopher Knight and Mike Lookinland -- staged a mini-reunion at the site of the Studio City, CA home used for exteriors on the show.
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The mass redecorations are part of Color in Faith, a long and ongoing public art project to celebrate the nation's religious pluralism by inviting Kenyans to transform the exteriors of their local mosques, churches, temples, and synagogues so they are the same bright color.
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The tan, six-floor building in the Dutch Kills neighborhood of Queens is typical of the quiet industrial area, surrounded as it is by bodyshops, single-family homes, a rumbling elevated train, and hotels of a modernist sensibility, all glass exteriors and clean-cut balconies.
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There are 512 new rooms in two plain seven-story towers designed by a Brooklyn architecture firm, Lubrano Ciavarra, linked to the Flight Center via Saarinen's red-carpeted tubular jetways, their exteriors clad in curtain walls of reflective black glass to mirror Saarinen's building.
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The ship features interiors and exteriors imagined by Tom Dixon Design Studio of London, Roman and Williams of New York, and Concrete AmsterdamAmong many amenities, the cruise liner boasts a nightclub, a thermal spa, two restaurants, an indoor and outdoor athletic club, and a barbershop.
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In his bricolage of two panels, "12:44 pm; And Then A Breeze Swept Across the Floor, Stirring Out The Window In Disbelief" (2019), two figures run through a puzzling configuration of interiors and exteriors, furnished with found objects like an iron gate and a sequined flower.
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On my movie, it was very low budget so there were times where we had a skeleton crew getting exteriors and I'm doing my own hair and makeup so it was definitely a big difference than working on something where it can become a little more nice.
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After the police statement on Friday about Grenfell Tower, Tony Rice, a shareholder of Omnis Exteriors, which manufactured materials for Grenfell's cladding system, stepped down from the board of trustees of Shelter, a charity that has been providing advice and support to the victims of the fire.
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She mended my trousers when they got torn from playing football (soccer) in the schoolyard and turned the collars of my and my dad's shirts, removing and resewing them so that the old, frayed exteriors were hidden from view and replaced by the perfectly preserved interiors.
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The Mountain Lake Lodge — whose exteriors stood in for Kellerman's — uses its visual advantage to have themed Dirty Dancing weekends, and Lake Lure, where a boys camp stood in for Johnny's Cabin and where many of the dancing interior scenes were filmed — has the yearly Dirty Dancing Festival.
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Much like The Emoji Movie, which came out in July 2017 and nearly ended my life, the action of Emojiland takes place inside a smartphone where many of the emoji feel cognitive dissonance brought about by the conflict between their perpetually sunny exteriors and their raging internal conflicts.
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The Pomo baskets, hanging to emphasize their decorative exteriors, point not only to the changing status of these objects but also the intersection of much of Native American art with the market, which has often overemphasized the authentic in order to fit constructed notions of Indian art and craft.
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And with waterproof silicone exteriors and rechargeable batteries, it's a step up in quality from the Trojan products currently stocked in store, all while been sold at a significantly lower price point than either the Trojan products or the more luxe offerings available at a store like Babeland.
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While many have noted that these figures are reminiscent of the famed Erechtheion caryatids at the Acropolis in Athens, the coiled bronze garments of The NewOnes take both the fluted robes of the Erechtheion caryatids and the exteriors of the flanking Corinthian columns and turn them inside out.
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With vibrant color, the paintings transferred to ceramic not only capture the exteriors of the grand, palatial homes in the historic West Adams neighborhood that extends from the station (West Adams homed wealthy white estates before the Great Depression) but also depict scenes of interiors, foregrounding domestic life.
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There are a lot of fully computer matte paintings of the exteriors, and there was a lot of magic done by our [director of photography] and our designers, who made a lot of subtle changes to our Brakebills sets to reflect the different climate that building would be sitting in.
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Though the interiors might have advanced lighting systems, state-of-the-art fitness facilities and cafeterias serving farm-to-table fare, the exteriors — flat, unarticulated facades; ribbon windows; hard right angles — could come from any suburban office corridor anywhere in the country, and from any moment in the past half-century.
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Up until a few years ago, consumers faced a dizzying array of pots and pans on trips to department stores or online: cast iron skillets in a multitude of sizes, nonstick fry pans with lids and without, triply sauté pans with different metallic exteriors, and stainless steel pots of varying volumes.
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"Nearly 100 percent of our U.S. owner-operators committed to a multi-year growth plan that includes offering a new compelling national value menu and transforming the customer experience through Experience of the Future restaurants that feature self-order kiosks, table service and modern exteriors and interiors," the company told CNBC.
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These facts, plus recent research conducted in the scrublands of Florida, which showed that a sand-swimming lizard species local to the area had far fewer skin parasites than other lizards present, led to the idea that swimming around in abrasive sand might help lizards scrub unwanted bugs from their exteriors.
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Speeding down the drive in the van the mansion recedes in the darkness of night which each estate fights off by lighting every tree and every façade, every gate lit beautifully like the exteriors of luxurious abattoirs designed to ward off an outer dark within themselves as much as the world.
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We happily take out our swimsuits, make our way to the beach, and become utterly intoxicated by the rush of vitamin D. It's a universal mistake: We go light on the sunscreen and maybe even purposely forget to reapply — all in the name of friends and coworkers noticing our newly-bronzed exteriors.
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There's voyeuristic pleasure to watching — watching fear; watching bodies; watching seductions; watching leather-clad killers' knives stab handsome men and women; watching textiles hang on the body; watching exteriors, from skins to zip-up boots to taxidermy; watching men's crotches, women's crotches, groping; Watching the color of Italian liquors, turtles, and high heels.
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What brings them together is "Mastering Light: From the Natural to the Artificial," a quirky, thought-provoking show that divides its subject into three sometimes overlapping areas: interiors and exteriors illuminated by daylight; nighttime events made visible by moonlight or firelight; and scenes either lighted by or on the subject of artificial light.
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Since then, Pierre has created a family of Ispahan desserts, a clan of about 40 cakes, tarts, candies, ice creams, croissants and jams, each in Hermé style: Their exteriors are beautiful but minimally fussed with, while their interiors offer deeply considered layers of flavors, what I now know is the ''architecture of taste.
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Some settings eerily corroborate the manifesto's subject, as in "Scientist," where pronouncements of early-20th-century Russian avant-gardists are broadcast in Big Brother overtones perfect for the sci-fi exteriors and interiors, right down to an intimidating horizontal black plinth hanging in midair like one of the Suprematist Kazimir Malevich's levitating forms.
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In the central entrance hall, for example, they vaulted the eight-foot ceiling of the windowless space and covered the walls in sgraffito, a technique in which a surface is scratched to reveal a contrasting color underneath, commonly used on the exteriors of the region's mostly 17th-century stone and tinder houses.
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Ms. Wensel said that Telluride was designated a National Historic Landmark District in 303 by Stewart Udall, who was then the secretary of the interior, and that the review board, which addresses only exteriors, prefers steeply pitched roofs (generally gabled), front porches, dormers and bays that suggest the folksy forms of the Victorian vernacular.
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The exteriors of the houses were executed in a conventionally elegant Modernist style, but Frank was more concerned with making the experience of living there as pleasant as possible, for example by carefully studying the natural light in each room and adding smallish spaces with no obvious functions that occupants were free to use as they wished.
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Daryl liked it, too: They all can have their tough exteriors and put on a brave face every time they encounter a new, scary aspect of the new world, but it's great to see these little moments where we're reminded that they're all still humans with flames of hope still in them — even if some burn brighter than others.
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Another design question: I get why the spaceships in Star Wars always have these gritty exteriors full of clunky panels and dangling widgets poking out everywhere—no need for sleek exterior panels in the vacuum of space, so might as well have everything open for droids—but how does that nonsense carry down onto planets themselves?
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The Stelvio's problems: ●It has good exterior looks but traffics in cheap parts — plastic roof handles with sharp edges that can cut unwary hands; center console pieces with beautiful exteriors on one side and unfinished, sharp plastic edges on the other; poorly fitting sun visors that let in as many solar rays as they keep out.
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There is beef Stroganoff with mushroom-cream sauce on the menu, as well as burgers of the straightforward American drive-through variety, made with fairly thin but impressively juicy, bright-tasting patties, griddled until their exteriors are crispy and sandwiched in squishy potato buns with an optimal ratio of shredded iceberg lettuce, onion, pickles, and American cheese.
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And thanks to the city's glossy exteriors and hidden corruptions, it's also only natural that many of those stories would take the form of film noir — shadowy crime thrillers, often told from the point of view of detectives, which posit morally grey universes where survival often means making yourself almost as hard as the criminals who run everything.
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To support his obsession with art — he is also a collector — he takes on projects for commercial clients, some of which have become iconic in their own right, including the huge red "2100" in front of the Solow Building at 2000 West 210th Street and the bronze interiors and exteriors of Van Cleef & Arpels on Fifth Avenue.
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In his nighttime tableaux of bar and party store exteriors (the "party store" being Detroit's answer to the bodega), makeshift basketball hoops on residential streets, and unmarked buildings, Jordano beautifully handles another truth about Detroit, one that I, as a much less professional photographer, continue to find challenging: it is hard to get a wide enough angle to capture the essence of Detroit.
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At the World Financial Center in the early 1980s, he tried to find a middle ground by giving his towers different kinds of tops and exteriors that were mainly constructed of stone at their base and moved toward more glass as they rose, as if to say that they had their roots in the past and their tops in the present.
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Because his art is centered on portraiture and involves wheat-pasting oversize prints on building exteriors — the faces of women in Rio's favelas splashed across their homes, or disembodied eyes in Havana, Istanbul and Los Angeles — JR is usually categorized as a photographer or a street artist, but neither really gets at his abiding interest, which is people, and connecting them.
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"The 'do-it-for-me' customer really needs a partner and needs somebody who will not only give them the product but is also going to be able to provide the service and planning assistance that they need to get a large project done," said Lowe's chief Omni-Channel officer Brent Kirby, whose responsibilities include customer programs such as the one dedicated to home interiors and exteriors.
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The snowy sweep of the planet where the first episode opens has a chilly, ass-end of the universe feel to it, and even when the action shifts to a location that might best be described as "Did they film these exteriors in Arizona?" there are enough cool critters and interesting characters to compensate for yet another vaguely desert planet in a universe brimming with them.
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WATCH THIS: Carson Kressley and Thom Filicia Dish on Their New Show 'Get a Room' and Reveal What Design Trends Are Still Hot While transforming the spaces, Magee often approaches the exteriors from a creative standpoint, with a "no idea is a bad idea," mentality, but the show's construction manager, Melissa Braiser, is the one who actually has to break down the walls and bring the space to fruition.
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