Sentences with phrase «potential of the space»

Find them a new home and allow your viewers to see the full potential of the space.

During an on - stage interview at the International Space Station Research and Development conference on Wednesday, the founder of SpaceX and Tesla said having a permanent presence on another celestial body like the moon would help show the enormous potential of space exploration.

By the early 1990s, private aerospace companies had recognized the untapped commercial potential of space and were experimenting with developing their own truly commercial launch vehicles.

Taylor and his collaborator, postdoc Mahesh Anand, named the mineral hapkeite after physicist Bruce Hapke, who first described the dramatic potential of space weathering in 1973.

Schinwald's architectural intervention acts as a prosthesis that changes the physical and psychological potential of the space and provides a display apparatus for altered 19th - century paintings and wooden sculptures created from the legs of Chippendale - style tables.

In 1982 he represented Britain at the Paris Biennale and, from the late Eighties, moving away from colour, he began producing works such as The Earth (1992) and the mausoleum - like Descent into Limbo (1992)-- his first haunting explorations into distortions and the symbolic potential of space.

The reception of art in a domestic context is entirely different to that of a professional gallery setting, and we want to celebrate this at Satis House — we want to focus on the present and future potential of the space as a site for contemporary art whilst always being acutely aware of its previous varied identities.

«If furniture is uncomfortable, difficult to reconfigure and rearrange, it limits the potential of the space, and subsequently the learning styles that it can support.»

That way, anyone can envision either / or and the potential of that space will not be in question.

Gates proposes new ways of honouring and remembering Black experience and explores the potential of these spaces through music, dance, video, sculpture and painting.

Sandback's «leaning» works, in which lengths of yarn are suspended diagonally between wall and floor, appear to fundamentally alter a space, while his floor - to - ceiling screens, varying in scale to engage the potential of each space, possess an architectural presence.

Kogelnik's work from the mid to late 1960s is invested in science, technology, and the potential of the space age.

The Warehouse Gallery January 15 — March 9, 2009 Landscapes and Interiors is a set of installations with sound that explore the contemporary Syracuse landscape and the potential of its spaces to create communities out of relative strangers.

If only the exhibition itself had more awareness of the potential of space.

So when you show a vacant property, you're challenging a buyer to get over these feelings [of lifelessness] and see the potential of the space.»

If the decor is very personal or overcrowded, the buyer does not see the potential of the space.

If your home is filled with personal items, clutter, and bold colours, buyers are often distracted and fail to see the potential of the space.

When you show the buyer the potential of the space then your awkward spot becomes another selling point.

That's why some people can visualize the potential of a space, while others have a hard time figuring out how to arrange the furniture or figuring out what accessories go together.

From workspaces to lounging areas, these attic layouts prove that perhaps we are totally missing the potential of this space.

Maximise the potential of the space and bring it to life by splitting it straight down the middle for the modern look where two will become one.