Not exact matches
«This highly
structured system leads to
earlier specialisation and fixed time -
frames for training, producing an environment which fails to integrate academic training successfully,» Festenstein explains.
Some of the activities that she implemented include a swing high club where pupils in
early years have
structured timetabled activities using the climbing
frame to improve their gross motor skills.
They also begin to work with
structured manipulatives, such as 5 and 10
frames to establish
early understanding of these important benchmark values.
It is one of the
earliest steel
frame structures in Alabama.
These sculptures — single, doubled or quadrupled
frames of reinforced epoxy - resin casts, sometimes on the skinny stilted pedestals familiar from her
earlier concrete pieces — deal with openness and closure, with transparency and translucency by revealing their inner, supporting
structures, plain, steal - wire mesh or grids.
In an
early pencil and ink, the lines add up to a wood -
frame structure viewed corner on.
As in the Shingle Style houses normally built on balloon
frames, Gehry's proposed building has more to do with the technology of roller coasters than with the rational use of
structure that we admire in the iron bridges of the
early 19th century.
The vernacular wood
frame of his Church at Head Tide (1938) exemplifies this concentration upon local forms: the black outlines surrounding the
structure — increasingly prevalent in Hartley's work after the
early 1930s — metaphorize this inward turning.
The works follow the
structure of his
earlier motor oil compositions: multi-paneled abstract paintings in wooden
frames that replicate a found 1940s Le Corbusier design, but made with local materials.