Moshe Safdie on building uniqueness

Because it seems to me that finding this uniqueness has to do with dealing with the whole force of globalization that the particular is central to finding the uniqueness of place and the uniqueness of a program in a building.

This had earned my blog uniqueness, and attracted larger audience.

Nor was the challenge to Tibetan uniqueness typical of the Communists.

And new cities are started, taking away from the uniqueness of existing cities.

This effort to recover uniqueness is largely the cause of the international system s growing fragmentation.

Hannah Arendt was closer to the mark when she wrote about the banality of evil, not its uniqueness.

9. We acknowledge the uniqueness of the diversity, and dynamics between the subregions of Asia and the Pacific.

We want to capture all the uniqueness of each language. And we as well want to capture their evolution through time.

Diversity has to be lived, which means establishing one's own uniqueness and learning to cope in and with other regions and mindsets.

From the kingdom s uniqueness now arises a set of economic and social questions that are of pressing interest for the entire world.

Elmer and Wendy seek to capture spontaneous moments of these extraordinary people reflecting their smile, passion, curiosity, hard work, shyness, kindness and most important their uniqueness!

The concept originated in a paper based environment and although the draft convention sought to transpose it into an electronic environment, the characteristic of uniqueness remained.

The hurdy gurdy has been used, historically, through the centuries in mostly dance music because of the uniqueness of the melody combined with the acoustic boombox here.

Praise for the document's uniqueness will undoubtedly be heard, and in this they won't be boasting, because the EU Constitution is unlike any other constitution ever written.

In the middle of the nineteenth century, Japan became the first Asian country to embrace globalization, and to borrow successfully from the world without losing its uniqueness.

Mr. Mazzoni (Italy) said he agreed with the representative of the United States that paragraph 2 of draft article 2 resolved the uniqueness issue raised by the Belgian delegation.

Besides politics, Hungary's cultural exports were limited by the uniqueness of Hungarian language. Gustav relied on silent movie techniques, with minimal use of text, which added to its universal appeal.

The World Bank had endorsed those commitments and recognized the need to ensure that the development process encouraged full respect for the dignity and uniqueness of all peoples, especially the poorest and most marginalized.

In his introductory remarks, the Director of the Evaluation Office stressed that the uniqueness and strength of evaluation in UNICEF was its decentralized system, and that mid term reviews (MTRs) and major evaluations reflected regional realities and diversities.

In terms of its linguistic uniqueness, Vanuatu is the only country in the region that gives both English and French equal constitutional status and therefore represents the only point at which the Anglophone and Francophone worlds intersect in the Pacific.

In its efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, and to make a success of its post conflict programme, the Democratic Republic of the Congo was confronted with major obstacles arising out of the uniqueness and complexity of its situation.

These include level of difficulty in reaching the destination (availability of travel nodes and travel time), regional balance, visa issues including transit visas, level of key officials expected to open close the meeting, avoidance of repetition, and uniqueness of host country circumstances.

While there is only so much land in any one of the existing superstar cities, in every case, there are vast amounts of land where a new city could be started. And new cities are started, taking away from the uniqueness of existing cities.

If it is the uniqueness of human embryos that makes it wrong to destroy them, then there is no compelling reason not to take one cell from an embryo and destroy the remainder of it to obtain stem cells, for the embryo s unique genetic potential would be preserved.

Women in fertile age deserve special attention due to the role of the woman in the family and the society, in relation to her position during the development of the society and social relations, as well as due to her biological functions and the uniqueness of these functions.

Historical proof that globalization does not necessarily mean homogenization can be seen in Japan, a country that deliberately isolated itself from earlier waves of globalization. In the middle of the nineteenth century, Japan became the first Asian country to embrace globalization, and to borrow successfully from the world without losing its uniqueness.

As indicated in the Secretariat's latest study on this issue (A CN.9 WG.IV WP.90), the particular problem involved in creating an electronic equivalent for the transfer of a paper based original is how to provide a guarantee of uniqueness equivalent to possession of the original of a document of title or negotiable instrument.

Mr. Caprioli (France) said that he supported the United States delegation's view regarding draft paragraphs 4 and 5 and agreed with the distinction drawn between an environment in which the uniqueness of an original was important, as in the case of negotiable instruments which were not covered by the draft convention, and an environment in which singularity was not required.