What about Embassy Court Brighton, a building whose horizontal emphasis and overweening bulk wrecks the stuccoed urbanity of the Hove seafront? |
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The notion seems to be that the mere look, the urbanity, the smirking of blue staters appalls the skittish people of the heartland. |
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It is a style that is rooted in tradition and the exotic, yet reflects the dynamism of modern urbanity. |
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The room is sleek, but has a relaxed feel when it's full of customers, and this urbanity comes through in the food. |
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It was only with a man of such urbanity and diplomacy that Cukor could fully relax beside a tape recorder. |
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Subsequently, under a variety of international influences, his work gained in urbanity what it lost in force and originality. |
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For all his urbanity and good manners, it wasn't a particularly impressive performance. |
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The graphic city sections take you on a more detailed tour through shop signs, manhole covers and the other unfamiliar objects of urbanity. |
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From Stockholm to Milan, arcades, winter gardens, train sheds and other innovative forms of public building added new dimensions to urbanity. |
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As a representational act, landscape architecture has a responsibility to further the discourse on contemporary notions of nature and urbanity. |
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If his book is lacking in urbanity, that is because it is what should properly be called a tract. |
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Here the definition of urbanity pertains to the perceiving subjects and their encounters with one or another quality of the urban body. |
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The role of space among buildings, the space in between, assumes crucial importance for the characteristic of urbanity. |
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An urban sampling faced with a digital zoo where man is scanned between animality and urbanity. |
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It tells of his talents, knowledge, contacts, wit and urbanity, but it does not convince. |
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Most contemporary critics thought Gruen had succeeded in bringing urbanity to the suburbs. |
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Firstly, because he was a student of Louis Kahn, who wished more than anyone to give architecture an urbanity made up of sociability and poetry. |
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It is now commonplace to say that the European continent is an urban world and that urbanity may be a unique expression of its civilisation. |
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Go with the to and fro flow through the rhythms of urbanity, through the too-human rhythms of love and loss, through the rhythms of responsible affirmation or negation. |
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Henen draws on her awareness of middle class urbanity in her work. |
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Experience will tell whether the admirable notion of creating urbanity by mixing commercial, sporting and educational functions will become a real bit of city. |
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British-born, he had a level of self-possession that seemed virtually Bond-like in the urbanity vacuum of CBS prime time. |
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It is undoubtedly a daring attempt to generate a real sense of urbanity and human focus in the spiritual desert of the amorphous North American suburb. |
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It is not so difficult to see why in the old tales our grandmothers told us God chooses to reveal himself on mountains, far removed from the chaos of urbanity. |
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All these amenities suggest a degree of affluence and urbanity remarkable for a country village in northern New Hampshire during the first half of the nineteenth century. |
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I suspect that much of their puerile resentment stems from their inability to comprehend, let alone match, the erudition, wit, and urbanity of the Professor. |
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A building can be economical and efficient, and have the traditional values of architecture like placedness, psychological succour, urbanity and so on. |
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Enthusiasm is not kindled by the available urban leisure amenities alone but by the blend of urbanity and closeness to nature. |
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It has also helped to modify representations of public action and the right to housing and urbanity, now publicly discussed by the inhabitants. |
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The jury appreciated the fact that this team approaches development in terms of combining mobility and urbanity. |
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We hereby decide to start a tenth session of Europan on the generic theme: Inventing urbanity, regeneration, revitalization, colonization. |
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Curiosity, attentiveness and urbanity are the basic goals of a personal education, which are developed from childhood onwards and last throughout one's life. |
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The city underwent a veritable explosion and its rapid development no longer allows it to guarantee an urbanity nor an urban life which would be the reflection of an urban culture and a homogeneous social development. |
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It can not be given regulatory power, which makes impossible, for example, the development of an urbanity plan or a plan for urban transport across borders. |
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This second observation allows us to polish my previous statement on the role of urbanity in Hispanism. |
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These groups also contribute to the development of urbanity and cosmopolitism which provide an ideal background for Allende's narration of independent women protagonists. |
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