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«That was just the tip of the iceberg,» says Kelts, a University of Tokyo professor and author of Japanamerica: How Japanese Pop Culture Has Invaded the U.S. «I mean, [look at] the fact that sushi is available in mainstream supermarkets around the country; the fact that Japanese style, design and architecture are appearing in major cities around the country; [and] the popularity of manga and anime in bookstores and Wal - Mart and Target.»

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.

I'm at the Park Hotel in the San Francisco East Bay where the French Château style architecture adds to the charm and elegance of this hotel.

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Looking at architecture that is native to a certain city, or unique to a certain culture is made possible through Google Earth, where you can view structures in every style and form.

E comes before I, however, and the Evoque - sized Jaguar E-Pace SUV, based on the same D8 architecture as the high - style baby Range Rover and Land Rover's Discovery Sport, will make its debut in September at the Frankfurt show.

It will be based on the automaker's modular electric architecture (MEA) and will likely take styling cues from the Generation EQ concept that debuted last year at the Paris Motor Show.

The look of the interior is still very businesslike — those who have been buying VW sedans will feel right at home despite the obscene size difference, and it doesn't try to overwhelm the eyes with blinding chrome details, 1990s - style rosewood office furniture, or nonsensical bits of interior architecture meant to impress.

In the quarter century since the debut of the original RAV4, demand for crossovers has grown substantially, and sales of the compact Toyota have grown with it, eventually becoming the Japanese brand's number - one seller in the U.S.. However, the RAV4 last got a redesign in 2013, so to keep it fresh, Toyota just pulled the sheets on a new fifth - generation at the 2018 New York International Auto Show, bringing updated exterior styling, a redesigned interior, the latest safety tech, and a new architecture under the skin.

Toyota will unveil at the Detroit Auto Show the A-BAT Concept, an environmentally advanced vehicle that provides modern versatility, roominess and style in a compact pickup architecture.

Featuring modern plantation style architecture with a spacious and open floor plan, a private swimming pool, covered outdoor living area with a nice lawn area for the kids at play.

There I would write poetry at a university as un-poetic as they come, its Soviet - style architecture unquestionably ugly even when it had been erected in 1963.

Infused with the beauty of Kauai and impressive Hawaii plantation style architecture, our latest Kauai vacation rental at Kukui`ula Club Cottages has opened to guests.

At a stone's throw from the main attractions, La Sultana Marrakech features an authentic «Riad style» architecture designed for lovers of hotels where every piece of architecture is unique.

Sophisticated Mediterranean architecture meets sleek California style at Alta Paradise.

Driving further south, we visit the Sasak village at Sade or Rembitan to see traditional architecture with old - style housing compounds and Sasak houses with buffalo dung floors.

Hotel Services and Amenities Classic architecture with wrought - iron balconies meets contemporary style and amenities at our newly renovated hotel right on Highway 101.

We believe the best way to experience and Holidays & Tours is through the eyes of the local people, a local specialist of Morocco Tours & Treks with a professional, knowledgeable and highly qualified team of multilingual guides and local drivers, that travel at your own pace during your journey to Morocco, allowing flexibility in your Morocco tour itinerary and comfort in the suggested accommodations and stays that are always in unique hotels, auberges (Inns), Kasbahs and riads in Moroccan traditional styles and architecture, Sahara desert camps under the bedouin tents in the middle of the dunes at Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga with overnight camel trek.

Amari Vogue Krabi is a sumptuous five - star resort mixing northern Thai - style Lanna architecture with a southern Thailand laid - back ambience.Located on the beachfront of remote Tub Kaek Bay (12 km north of popular Ao Nang Beach) the resort features 57 rooms / suites / villas set on a 15,000 sqm beautifully landscaped tropical gardens surrounded by hilly rainforests.Five room types are available at the Amari Vogue: Deluxe Room (50sqm), Grand Deluxe Jacuzzi Room (66sqm), Grand Deluxe Room (60sqm), Spa Suite (72sqm), and One - Bedroom Villa (82sqm).

With its ranch - style architecture and panoramic desert views, Wallaby's West captures the spirit of the outback at the Greg Norman Clubhouse.

At the heart of this new brand architecture, ibis Styles is defined as a cheery brand, which captures the values of pleasure and modernity for customers looking for an offer that is continually diverse, highly urban, stylish and all inclusive, whilst remaining economical.

Bursting at the seams with magnificent architecture styles from throughout history, Prague oozes culture from every pore from the city trams to Prague Castle to the heart of Old Town.

Mission - style Resort with Spanish - inspired architecture, situated on 32 acres at the foot of Camelback Mountain...

Historian John M. Efron of the University of California at Berkeley regards the popularity of Moorish revival architecture among builders of synagogues as a refutation of Edward Said's Orientalism, since the builders chose the style as an expression of admiration for the culture of the Muslim world.

The beguiling Moroccan - inspired interiors and architecture blended with the French owners» sense of panache and style, transports guests into the pages of a spellbinding «Tale of The Arabian Nights» when staying at this resplendent six - bedroom oasis.

Enjoy a horse - drawn carriage tour of Mackinac Island and have lunch at the elegant Grand Hotel, with its Victorian - style architecture.

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts marks its brand's entry into the Philippines with Fairmont Makati.An address of uncomprimising excellence, Fairmont Makati offers 280 spacious deluxe rooms and suites, including Fairmont Gold, the hotel's exclusive hotel within a hotel.The hotel's modern architecture features sophisticated style alongside the rich, cultural characteristics of Filipino design.A focal point of each guestroom is the floor - to - ceiling glass windows overlooking the bustling city.A wide array of flavours is on offer at Fairmont Makati featuring an innovative all - day dining restaurant where guests can enjoy international cuisine with five culinary theaters, a pastry boutique offering a tantalizing selection of freshly baked bread, desserts, pralines and pastries, a lounge serving afternoon tea and after dinner snacks, and the famous Long Bar and Writers Bar.

There are a number of different styles and formats to choose from at Bali Prime Villas but all of them have the Classic Balinese mod - ethnic style which is extremely effective in combining the magic of the traditional Balinese décor and architecture as well as modern tropical living innovations and modern luxuries.This is the pinnacle of top end of accommodation in the Seminyak offering a beautiful and tranquil escape as well as a base to experience the sophisticated facilities and attraction of Seminyak as well as the culture of the rest of the island.

Certified Surf Instructors Spacious and scenic location Privacy and comfort A variety of packages at a great price Short distance drive to world famous echo beach Two guided surf lessons and yoga everyday Variety of packages suits all different tastes 3300m2 of land with different buildings, bungalows and common areas Oversized pool Situated on the beautiful island of Bali, located in trendy Canggu Excellent surf for all skills and levels Waves all year round Different accommodation style for different budget Fun atmosphere Bunkbed, single, double or family rooms options Many additional activities available to enhance your holiday Our resort sits on a 3,300 square meters plot of beautifully landscaped land and also blends luxurious local architecture with an international touch in decor and facilities offered so everyone will know they are in Bali as soon as they enter the gates of our place yet they will not miss the comfort of their standard of living.

With its distinctive European - style architecture and a wealth of amenities, the award - winning Charter at Beaver Creek resort features mountain - view accommodations from lodge rooms to 5 - bedroom condos.

Visit the nearby town of Haleiwa for shops, restaurants, galleries and charming plantation - style architecture, attend a luau at the Polynesian Cultural Center or take a day trip into lively downtown Honolulu.

Traditional Mexican architecture and coastal elegance come together in a symphony of style at this bijou villa.

Located at the beach of Playa Guiones, the hotel's exotic Bali - style architecture surrounds abundant fountains, ponds and swimming pools.

Just a short walk from the beach, guests will enjoy spectacular... Discover a world of refinement and magnificent vistas at this stunning new villa in the Puerto los Cabos community... architecture and modern styles come together at Villa las Piedras.

The Villa Song is a gorgeous four star property with French Colonial - style architecture located beside Saigon River in District 2 of Ho Chi Minh City.Guests staying here will find themselves perfectly situated in a sanctuary of calm while still being a short transit away from the main highlights of a stay in Ho Chi Minh City, such as the Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum, Saigon Opera House, Ben Thanh Market, Thien Hau Pagoda, Notre Dame Cathedral, and more.Four styles of rooms are available at this location: Deluxe Garden, Deluxe River View, Art Suite River View, and Imperial Suite.All are elegantly decorated in a clean modern style with accents of Vietnamese taste, and are equipped with air conditioning, sleek furnishings, high speed wireless internet access, en suite bathroom with full amenities, in - room safe, and more.

Komaneka at Monkey Forest provides comfortable guest rooms reflecting the elegant Balinese style architecture combining with modern design.

Rooms at The Alena Resort are designed in modern Balinese architecture with natural rustic features presented in a clean modern style.

The style of the villas at The Anhera Suite & Spa is an impressive modern interpretation of traditional Balinese architecture and styling.

Its architecture is based on a classic Hungarian house style: a yard and a garden at the back, an ornate facade, a cosy and warm interior with its indoor shutters, its double windows, its wooden floor and its tile stove.

Inspired by ecological architecture, the 10 rooms - double or triple - welcome guests at the Hotel Mùita di Mari with the style of an international grand hotel and all the comforts of the most modern luxury hotels.

Enjoy the sun - drenched charm and casual elegance at this AAA Four - Diamond hotel illuminated by beautiful rancho - style architecture.

This problem, at least, is somewhat minimised by the frontier style towns and even large cities not have complex geometry within their architecture.

The Western - style architecture, the presence of American and European flags at the factories, and Sunqa's use of a Westernized style all point out the role of globalization in 19th - century life, trade and art — a salutary reminder for American art galleries in an encylopedic museum.

Entitled «Rise,» the colorful, abstract mural will bring a vivid transformation to the north - facing wall of the brutalist - style architecture of the Detroit City Club Apartments at 1431 Washington Blvd. «Rise» will be -LSB-...]

1995 Cotter, Holland, Beneath the Barrage, The Modern's Little Show, The New York Times, April 7, p. 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F8 Trione, Vincenzo, De Soto, Ulisside del Bello, Il Mattino, May 27 1993 Artner, Alan, Sharp Conceptual Show Dares to be Different, The Chicago Tribune, January 22, section 7, p. 56 Auer, James, There's No More Than a Hairbreath Between Art, Reality in This Exhibit, Milwaukee Journal, January 17 Blair, Dike, review, Flash Art, November / December, pp. 112 - 114 Flynn, Patrick J.B. review, Hair, Artpaper, February Heartney, Eleanor, New York, Dans les Galeries, Art Press, October, pp. 24 - 28 Humphrey, David, New York Fax, Art issues, May / June, pp. 32 - 33 Levin, Kim, Choices, The Village Voice, February 23, p. 65 Lillington, David, Times, Time Out, June 16 Lillington, David, Times, Metropolis M, Winter, pp. 47 - 49 Nesbitt, Lois, Artforum, Summer, pp. 111 - 112 Paine, Janice T. 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In 1989 Gillick mounted his first solo exhibition, 84 Diagrams, at Karsten Schubert in London, presenting a series of drawings for buildings in the late Modernist style that were deliberately faulty or unworkable as architecture.

As in Newsome's earlier works, these collages are shown in ornate Dutch - style frames specifically inspired by the collection of Dutch masterworks housed at the Metropolitan Museum, referencing moments in Renaissance art and architecture history.

This exhibition, which was widely acclaimed at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, examines the return to order in its key manifestations: the poetic dream of antiquity in the Parisian avant - garde; the politicized revival of the Roman Empire under Benito Mussolini; the functionalist utopianism of International Style architecture that originated at the Bauhaus; and, ultimately, the chilling aesthetic of nascent Nazi society.

Making its only stop in North America at the AGO, Georgia O'Keeffe features more than 80 works of art capturing the essence of her deeply personal connection to the landscape, architecture and nature that inspired her iconic style.

The house is neither a large or an imposing building — with a total gross area of 1,815 square feet (168 square meters) is rather small indeed, at least for the American standards — nevertheless it is widely recognized as one of the masterpieces of the so - called International Style; yet, its strict relationship between architecture and landscape is eminently American.