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The arguments for richness and complexity in architectural space are supported by research by Rapoport and Kantor, for instance that indicates that humans prefer complex environments to simpleones. The author notes too that experiments with rats show that an increase in brain weight and intellectual capacity result from enriched environments. Theexistentialspaceof Norberg-Schulzis derived from the work of Piageton the origination of spatial concepts in the development of the child. Piaget shows how these individual concepts are based on social experiences. Arrived at from differentpoints of view, the ideas developed by these two authors complement each other and often are congruent. Whereas NorbergSchulz , a professor of architecture, provides a generalized humanistic analysis of space, Hall, an anthropologist, provides a more specific program. Since we are generally accustomed to think in terms of the visual perception of space, the elaboration of these other senses is significant.

The nature and art of workmanship

DP: Oh my God no, oh Lord no! The result is what matters. Remember those chairs I told you about. Well, some old chap, probably from the village here, in and-something, made those chairs. MC: I was being provocative, but there are movements in art currently which claim that the process is all-important. You go to the theatre and suspect that the important moments were those in rehearsal, for the actors themselves.

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Pye,D.-1968-The Nature and Art of Workmanship

Some of his book, however, is quite thoughtful. I can already feel the fountain pens trembling in the puffy-shirted arms in response. So be it. The most typical and familiar example of the workmanship of risk is writing with a pen, and of the workmanship of certainty, modern printing. But all this judgment, dexterity and care has been concentrated and stored up before the actual printing starts.

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This is David Pye's classic book on the theory of design. In it, he explores the many facets of good design, including the relationship of aesthetics with function. This book presents state-of-the-art information concerning properties and processes involved in glass melts. Based upon contributions by renowned authors and scientists working with glass melt systems, Properties of Glass-Forming Melts is an excel

Если я и полицейский, то уж точно не здешний, как ты думаешь. Эти слова, похоже, озадачили панка. - Меня зовут Дэвид Беккер.  - Беккер улыбнулся и над столом протянул парню руку. Панк брезгливо ее пожал.

Это девушка. Она стояла у второй входной двери, что была в некотором отдалении, прижимая сумку к груди. Она казалось напуганной еще сильнее, чем раньше. - Мистер, - сказала она дрожащим голосом, - я не говорила вам, как меня зовут.

Коммандер был абсолютно убежден в том, что у Хейла не хватит духу на них напасть, но Сьюзан не была так уж уверена в. Хейл теряет самообладание, и у него всего два выхода: выбраться из шифровалки или сесть за решетку.

 Местная валюта, - безучастно сказал пилот. - Я понимаю.  - Беккер запнулся.

 Коммандер… сэр, я… извините за беспокойство, но монитор… я запустил антивирус и… - Фил, Фил, - нехарактерным для него ласковым тоном сказал Стратмор.  - Потише и помедленнее. Что случилось. По голосу Стратмора, мягкому и спокойному, никто никогда не догадался бы, что мир, в котором он жил, рушится у него на глазах. Он отступил от двери и отошел чуть в сторону, пропуская Чатрукьяна в святая святых Третьего узла.

Судя по той увлеченности, с которой молодой профессор говорил о преподавательской работе, из университета он не уйдет.