Sentences with phrase «of architecture by»

San Francisco's Highlight gallery displayed digitally manipulated images of architecture by Filip Dujardin, a Belgian photographer; Houston's Moody gallery showed mirrored sculptures by Edward and Nancy Reddin Kienholz, an American duo; and New York's Marlborough Chelsea gallery had geometric canvases by Andrew Kuo, and American artist.

The artist, who wrote extensively and poetically in private notebooks, saw graffiti as «the people's art,» Jessamyn Fiore, codirector of Matta - Clark's estate, says in an interview in the catalogue: «people taking back ownership of their architecture by visually asserting themselves onto it.»

These works continue the artist's engagement with the massive volumes of architecture by using rectangular iron blocks to translate body space into mass.

I didn't wear it until we were in Korea and these photos were taken at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, which is an awesome piece of architecture by the way.

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So whatever architecture, whatever system is designed, whether by SpaceX or anyone, we think these are the four features that need to be addressed in order for the system to really achieve a low cost per trip to the surface of Mars.

Swiss - made and powered by precision quartz, this high - quality timepiece has a case made of stainless steel, and architecture aficionados would be pleased by the detail on its dial, reminiscent of the directional lines of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

To be sure, Tebele isn't the only player in the game, and he's largely banking on a type of humor that, as one critic puts it, «is charmingly moronic by its very architecture.»

Although there are already over 300 undersea cables worldwide that are owned by various companies, they can't provide the networking power that Google requires — especially to grow its cloud business overseas, Google's principal engineer of networking architecture Vijay Vusirikala explained.

All locations are created by an all - female design and architecture team and feature a menu of food, wine and cocktails created by female chefs, sommeliers and mixologists.

The awards, organized by Emporis, a global provider of building information, are the world's foremost for «high - rise architecture» and recognize excellence in design and functionality.

But with the relative stability of large public companies behind most major marketing clouds, the standardization of plug - ins to those clouds offered by their ISV programs, and the open architectures enabled by middleware, the vendor risk associated with most marketing technologies is increasingly being mitigated and controlled.

The bill would revoke a law that allows for the suspension of various different licenses issued by the Division of Consumer Affairs ranging from occupations such as architecture and cosmetology to dentistry and social work (just to name a few).

These companies have included Sun Microsystems as they invented Open Systems and Client Server architectures; through to running global sales and marketing for a high growth private cloud start - up founded by the CTO of Goldman Sachs; as well as driving Digital Marketing platform sales in Microsoft.

Enterprises are not only inundated with increasing amounts of data but also struggle with managing more types of data that are less easily managed by traditional data center architectures.

This fueled speculation that the Xbox Scorpio might be powered by either or even both of AMD's new CPU / GPU architectures.

He has also driven many financing deals, including financing for the acquisition of ARM Holdings Plc. (world's largest chip architecture developer), issuing mandatory exchangeable bonds backed by Alibaba Group Holding Limited (largest e-commerce company in the world), hybrid bonds, and more.

Canada must position itself now to take advantage of these new opportunities in the region by expanding its trade and investment architecture and building partnerships in the field of innovation.

The historic properties managed by the Public Buildings Service represent the work of historic and prominent architects that are valued for significance in art, architecture, archeology, culture, engineering, and American history.

When complete, The Spiral will be a 65 - story, Class AA office tower featuring one - of - a-kind architecture designed by BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group featuring a cascading series of landscaped terraces and hanging gardens, unobstructed river and city views and column - free floor plates.

By contributing to the strengthening of the international financial architecture and providing opportunities for dialogue on national policies, international co-operation, and international financial institutions, the G - 20 helps to support growth and development across the globe.

The series of renderings produced by architecture firm SRG Partnership show a graceful, curving grandstand wrapping three - quarters of the way around the...

These partners are Mercedes - Benz, which was recently reported to be preparing to unveil a fleet of electric vehicles based on a completely new architecture; Nvidia, which just launched the artificial intelligence - powered palm - sized Drive PX 2 computer for self - driving cars; Otto, an autonomous truck startup that was acquired by Uber last month; and Didi Chuxing, which recently bought out Uber's operations in China.

Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, the Wedgewood Hotel infuses elegant European architecture with diverse event space ensuring that your special day is limited only by your imagination.

Schwab Charitable launches a comprehensive selection of new investment pools, created by combining open - architecture index and actively managed funds from a variety of providers.

Its tall, pointed design is typical of Hindu architecture, and is highlighted by a towering, approximately 154 - foot - high (about 47 - metre - high) central building inside a large complex of individual temples.

In contrast to Frank Gehry, whose style of architecture can mostly be characterized as dissonant blobism, the designs highlighted by the NCAS are grounded in the classical tradition and feature familiar tropes like pedestals, arches, and vases.

The second is the equally incontestable fact that culture is derived from and connected to religion: architecture to temples of worship, drama to religious ritual, universities to acquiring sacred knowledge, music, sculpture and painting to the praise of the divine, indeed science and political economy themselves to categories generated by divine stories.

And it's altogether appropriate that a house named in Hillenbrand's honor should publish 23 reflections by one of the architects who is leading American Church architecture into a nobler future.

Every urban reform movement of the past 200 years — from England's Hygiene Acts to America's City Beautiful Movement to modern zoning laws to modernist architecture to the creation of public housing and the rise of environmentalism and historic preservation — has been a response to the social and cultural problems created by industrialism.

This problem today is engendered and sustained by virtually every institution responsible for the creation of the built environment: the real estate development industry; the construction industry; federal, state and local regulatory agencies; the rule - of - thumb manuals of transportation engineers; the lending policies of banks; the professions of architecture and planning; the patrons of architecture; and above all the zoning ordinances that regulate where and how buildings get built.

Clyde Manschreck described how Christians used art and architecture to tell their stories: «In the grandeur of the Hagia Sophia, a temple erected by Emperor Justinian (527 - 65), the harmony of Orthodoxy appears with dazzling brilliance.

With some notable exceptions, such as Robert Schuller's pioneering Crystal Cathedral, designed by Philip Johnson (1980), the exterior architecture of the megachurch is nondescript.

The architecture of 63 megachurch complexes is thoroughly explored by Anne Loveland and Otis Wheeler, professors at Louisiana State University.

The problems and possibilities of modern church architecture are sensibly addressed by another Catholic writer, Michael E. DeSanctis, a professor of fine arts at Gannon University.

Each of these projects contains some element of the timeless nature of religious architecture — ethereal light, transcendent acoustics, substantive materials crafted by artisans, symbols that speak across ages and cultures.

He is also the author of two books on religious architecture: Architecture for the Gods and Architecture for the Gods, Book II, published by Images Publishing Group.

What the term is meant to designate is indicated rather indirectly by the character of modern church architecture and by the perverted form in which the idea occurs.

We are basically disputing over a piece of toast that has the crude image of Jesus burnt into it but we go it for free on ebay — the cross by no way is perfect and its shape is bound to happen based on the nature of how really tall building collapse and their architecture with many perpendicular angles.

Mathematics, astronomy, architecture, law, education, medicine, and government emerged as quite new outward achievements of a reflective consciousness freed to think in terms of meanings given by the structures in the observable world.

Charles J. Chaput's declaration that the United States» formation «presumes a moral architecture shaped deeply by biblical thought» is vindicated by any study of legislative history.

It is a «place» made all the holier by its mute testimony to the folly of war, just as its replacement nearby, sparkling and ghastly, testifies to the folly of modern architecture.

He is currently being sued in a British court by the authors of an earlier book, Holy Blood, Holy Grail, who claim that Brown stole the «architecture» of his story from them.

It is evident in his irresponsible treatment of affairs of state: his public corvee of Israel's free men; his extravagant court supported at the expense of the nation; his administrative division of the land in disregard of traditional tribal bounds; and his whole ingrown life in a court that defied the realities of Israel's basic peasant economy and spent its days in the grand style, with feasting, royal processions, and dilettante scholarship in a setting of magnificent architecture, erected by Israel's peasants, and with women enough for all and to spare.

Remaining fascinated by definitions of postmodernism and conservatism, and always returning to the notions of sentiment and «anti-ideology,» to view all the brutal ugliness and inhumanity of what might legitimately be classified as «modernist» (architecture and literature first....

The diet produced by mass production and mass marketing, our civic and commercial architecture, our consumer goods, our style of dress, our popular entertainments, and so forth — it all seems to have a kind of premeditated aesthetic squalor about it, an almost militant indifference to the distinction between quantity and quality.

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Many of my generation received their upbringing surrounded by bland, ugly, and often downright counter-mystical modern church architecture, hidden tabernacles, and banal modern liturgical music more suitable to failed off - Broadway theater.

It is unlike it at several important points: (1) it is engaged in not alone but with other people, some and perhaps many of whom are likely to be strangers; (2) it is conducted by someone usually a minister or priest — and is channeled through regular forms; (3) there are appeals to the eye in the sanctuary's architecture and appointments and to the ear in music and spoken word which are not usually present in private worship; and (4) in the singing of hymns and the unison repetition of prayers and responsive readings there is opportunity for corporate vocal self - expression.

On the one side, it is possible for the church to let the rest of the world go by — and for the minister to concern himself mainly with his pulpit robe equipment, the shape of the baptistry, the architecture of the sanctuary, and perhaps the related facilities such as the educational rooms and the kitchens.

By 1976 the fame of the architect's name had dimmed, the novelty of the architecture had paled, the technical and the liturgical sophistication were passe.