Buildings in sentence

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So just as we manage national parks, where we promote the growth of some species and we inhibit the growth of others, we're working towards thinking about buildings using an ecosystem framework where we can promote the kinds of microbes that we want to have indoors.

So we're talking about things like infill development: really sharp little changes to where we have buildings, where we're developing.

Buildings are becoming bundles of services.

So we light our buildings with daylight.

A sense of place: your ability to create places that are meaningful and places of quality and character depends entirely on your ability to define space with buildings, and to employ the vocabularies, grammars, syntaxes, rhythms and patterns of architecture in order to inform us who we are.

It's not that complicated: buildings more than one story high, built out to the sidewalk edge, so that people who are, you know, all kinds of people can get into the building.

And in fact, the remedy for wounded and mutilated urbanism is good urbanism, good buildings.

We have to do good buildings.

I believe that soon our buildings and machines will be self-assembling, replicating and repairing themselves.

I think that it's telling us that there's new possibilities for self-assembly, replication, repair in our physical structures, our buildings, machines.

Imagine if our buildings, our bridges, machines, all of our bricks could actually compute.

At that time, all three of those exams were given in completely inaccessible buildings, so I had friends who carried me up and down the steps for these exams, not in a motorized wheelchair.

And here I've been working for the last three years with a South Bronx developer to bring art to life to low-income buildings and affordable housing.

By the way, you folks know that in the United States, you can't take photographs of federal buildings, but Google can do it for you.

If you think about the world, and even just in this audience, most of us are involved with buildings.

You put up a grinder, put it all together, heat it up and make these bricks we can basically build more buildings from.

My hope is that with big data and geotagging, we can actually change that, and be more thrifty when it comes to buildings.

So it's a basic simple block, but the idea is, I can extrapolate this, I can make it into large formats, I can make it into buildings, bridges, but also airplane wings and shoes.

So, take that from a tree, form it into fibers, and then those fibers can strengthen things, such as airplanes, buildings, cars.

And if you look at historical pictures of the early operating rooms, they have been on top of buildings.

I would sit on my favorite bench downtown and watch as the hours passed by until I could sneak in a few hours of sleep on couches, in cars, in buildings or in storage units.

Architects, for example, they want to create prototypes of buildings.

We were invited to create a massive installation at the Vancouver 2010 winter Olympics, were used in Vancouver, got to control the lighting on the CN Tower, the Canadian Parliament buildings and Niagara Falls from all the way across the country using their minds.

The reason we can say that, though, is that workers in a lot of these buildings now compete for the privilege of working in the Kiva zone that day.

He's probably remembering where his car was in terms of the distances and directions to extended buildings and boundaries around the location where he parked.

Maybe you've seen some of the rhetoric: mixed-use designs, zero net energy buildings, smart mobility, green, livable, wonderful cities.

You can send them inside buildings like this, as first responders to look for intruders, maybe look for biochemical leaks, gaseous leaks.

So robots like this could be sent into collapsed buildings, to assess the damage after natural disasters, or sent into reactor buildings, to map radiation levels.

They enabled us to to build things that were larger than us, buildings, bridges, one brick at a time.

You don't have to be an engineer to make beautiful houses, beautiful bridges, beautiful buildings.

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