"Portfolios are best built on items 2 and 3," Anspach said.
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The four best built-out prototypes will win $50,000 each in March 2019.
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Their Compass is one of the best-built and best-equipped Jeeps ever.
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Quality, too: Instagram is arguably the best-built big iPhone app, and that matters.
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David Best built his first temple out of scrap wood at Burning Man in 2000.
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" For instance: "Sea-level rise may be greater than even the best-built seawalls can manage.
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Companies are increasingly adopting technologies best built by small teams working side by side with customers, like cloud computing and mobile apps.
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The teams most experts consider best built to defeat them—Maryland, Baylor, and Notre Dame—have all been dispatched from the tournament already.
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Vaio's Z Flip is a one of the more expensive Windows laptops out there — it's also one of the best looking and best built.
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Best In Show Best for the Basics Best Bang for Your Buck Best Portable Grill Best for Small Spaces Best Griddle Best for Bigger Budgets Best Built-In
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Artist David Best built the Temple of Time in an empty lot just minutes away from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, where a gunman opened fire and killed 17 people on February 14, 2018.
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The project was awarded the Best Built Project – Community Scale Scheme in the London Planning Awards 2013/14.
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C. L. Best built a new factory on the same location. His company gained attention for its continued improvements to its products.
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During World War II, ships built at BIW were considered to be of superior toughness by sailors and Navy officials, giving rise to the phrase "Bath-built is best-built."See Peniston, Sanders, Snow.
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During the 1950s and 60s, he won many titles and awards, including winning the Mr. Universe contest five times, and was named "World's Best-Built Man of the Century." He later became an expert trainer and author on bodybuilding.
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Retrieved on 10 August 2019. The temple was given a 2014 South-East Engineering Award for best built building.LDS Newsroom article on award In 2020, the Fort Lauderdale Florida Temple was closed in response to the coronavirus pandemic.Stack, Peggy Fletcher.
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One always shoots the same arrow, supposedly the best built, as it was difficult in medieval times to have constant arrow quality. The round black-and-white target mimics the size of a soldier: its diameter is shoulder- wide, the center is heart-sized.
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Genevieve, offered storage room until the English should arrive to take possession. This fort had been built by the French in 1720 for defense against the Spaniards. It was the best-built fort in North America. The offer was accepted by Laclède, and they reached there on November 3, 1763.
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Yeolm Bridge The village takes its name from the bridge, Yeolm Bridge which crosses the River Ottery and is Grade I listed and a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Built about 1350, it is considered the oldest surviving and best built of medieval Cornish bridges. In 1951 Nikolaus Pevsner described it as Cornwall's "most ambitious" bridge.Engineering Timelines, Yeolm BridgePevsner, N. (1951) Cornwall.
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The two were connected by a single track which crossed a level crossing. There were a series of sidings immediately after the level crossing, with the station and more sidings beyond that. A carriage shed and a locomotive shed were located a little further along the valley of the Nidd. Best built two-storey stone buildings for the stations at Pateley Bridge, Wath, Ramsgill and Lofthouse.
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The Mr. America contest is a bodybuilding competition started by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU). It was first held on July 4, 1939, and the winner was named "America's Best Built Man". In 1940 this was changed to what is now known as the Mr. America contest. In the mid-1940s, Joe and Ben Weider started the IFBB as an alternative to the AAU.
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Construction of the airfield was completed in 1942. The Town of Harrietstown issued bonds to augment the available funds and erected a terminal building in 1948 and a 100 by hangar in 1950. At the time, the airport was rated as one of the best built Class III airports in the country. Two commercial airlines, Colonial Airlines and Resort Airlines, served the region at that time.
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The act of balancing can reveal common glitches such as wrongly mounted terminal units, damaged pipes, back-to-front reversed check valves and blocked filters. Ideally, these flaws should be exposed while they can still be cheaply fixed. That is, before control equipment is commissioned, before ceilings are mounted, and most important, before tenants move in. After several years use, even the best-designed and best-built plants can suffer operational problems.
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The building was erected between 1711 and 1726 on land that formerly belonged to St Wilfred's Church; which had been demolished between 1550 and 1587. In 1736, Francis Drake recorded the recent building of a house for Clifton Winteringham senior in Lendal. He described it as one of the "best built houses in the city". Drake recalled that when the foundations were dug "several cart loads of human bones were thrown up".
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The brothers took an interest in promoting the Chicago and North Western Railway and Albert served as its director for fourteen years. As a result of his leadership the railroad became one of the best built, equipped, and managed in the midwest. Albert Keep died in Chicago on May 13, 1907. The family has since expanded on their dynastical business and is currently headed by Anthony Keep who owns a mining conglomerate in Western Australia.
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The street became a centre for nonconformism in the city. The York Unitarian Chapel was built in 1693, the Congregationalist Salem Chapel was built in 1839, and the Methodist Centenary Chapel in 1840. Much of the rest of the street was rebuilt in the 18th-century, and in 1736, it was described by Francis Drake as "one of the neatest and best-built streets in the city". The street was widened in 1777.
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From 1860 onward, Salamanca's career began to decline due to a series of unsuccessful undertakings. He was already far past his financial prime when the queen named him Marquess of Salamanca in 1863 and Count of los Llanos in 1864; the latter title made him a Grandee of Spain. Not long after this he was forced to sell his Madrid palace, one of the most elegant and best built of the era. The building at what is now Paseo de Recoletos n.
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Skilled workers came from the completed Erie Canal project and brought new inventions, such as an ingenious stump-puller, which used oxen or mules for animal power. Work camps for the laborers were established along the route and as many as 500 men stayed in each camp. The canal opened in October, 1836, and was billed as the "best-built canal in the state". The Chenango Canal was 42 feet wide at the top and 26 feet wide at the bottom and averaged 4 feet deep.
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According to new research, wildlife corridors are best built with a certain degree of randomness or asymmetry, rather than built symmetrically. The research was conducted at UC Davis. Wildlife corridors are susceptible to edge effects; habitat quality along the edge of a habitat fragment is often much lower than in core habitat areas. Wildlife corridors are important for large species requiring significant sized ranges; however, they are also vital as connection corridors for smaller animals and plants as well as ecological connectors to provide a rescue effect.
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Institutions such as the Athenaeum and Waitaki Boys' and Waitaki Girls' High Schools sprang up. The locally plentiful limestone (Oamaru stone) lent itself to carving and good designers, such as Thomas Forrester (1838-1907) and his son J.M. Forrester (1865–1965), and craftsmen utilised it. By the time of the depression of the 1880s Oamaru had become the "best built and most mortgaged town in Australasia". A major factor in the near bankruptcy of Oamaru was construction of the "Borough water race", an aqueduct completed after 3 years work in 1880.
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Laugharne then presented a lively scene, the carriages > of the rich rolled by its houses...Parties often concluded the day. Malkin, > who was here in 1803, said it was the best built town in Carmarthenshire. > – Introduction to Laugharne Cambrian Archaeological Association Nonetheless, in the census of that same year Mary's household is shown as still including a resident dressmaker, three domestic servants, and a coachman/groom. Later returns from 1881 to 1911 show that the property continued to provide a prestigious, 20-room home for well-to-do families in Laugharne.
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William A. Shaw (ed.),Donation listed in Shaw's Calendar of Treasury Books, Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 6: 1679-1680. (1913), pp. 11-18. British History Online A commemorative statue of the king (dressed in a Roman toga) stands on the portico of the re-built All Saints church. In 1724, the town's new appearance inspired author and traveler Daniel Defoe to describe Northampton as the "handsomest and best built town in all this part of England…..finely rebuilt with brick and stone, and the streets made spacious and wide".
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The building incorporates the ornate carving of > wood, both inside and out, that is fast disappearing. The chimney is > characteristic of the high Victorian 'town house' of the period, and the > workmanship compares with that of the best built mansions on the old Bunker > Hill. During the renovation of the house, chips of the original colors were found on the house. The exterior, which is mostly pink and teal, was painted with colors that were duplicated from the original colors that were found on chips on the house.
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The next year he was finally elected a regular member of the Slovene Academy of Sciences and Arts, after years of politically motivated deferrals. Three years later, in 1982, he was honored by the State of Yugoslavia once more with the AVNOJ Award for Architecture. In 1984, he was presented with The Borba newspaper award“Borba” organized an inter-republic competition in order to select «the best built architectural work in the Federation» each year. Source: Wikipedia for the building of the Ivan Cankar Cultural Centre (Cankarjev Dom) in Ljubljana.
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Balavoine performed three of them: "Quand on arrive en ville", "Banlieue Nord" and, most notably, "S.O.S. d'un terrien en détresse", which was written specifically for Balavoine's voice. "SOS D'un terrien en detresse" became a huge hit nationwide and around the world. In 1992, Peter Kingsbery, the lead singer of the American band Cock Robin, adapted the song in English for Tycoon; the song, named "Only the Very Best," built on the same melody and similar arrangements, but with very different lyrics (by Tim Rice), was also a big hit in France.
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Pékin Fine Arts entrance with Wang Jin's artwork, 2009. In August 2007, Maggio entertained a museum group at the South Silk Road restaurant in Soho New Town, one of six eating places opened by artist Fang Lijun for major collectors and curators from Seoul, Hong Kong and the West to meet the elite of the art world, over dishes such as caterpillar fungus chicken soup in steam pot. Maggio said, "China is a country where relationships are best built over a good meal." Clients can be collectors from South Korea or European corporations who have business interests in China.
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Glasgow's substantial fortunes came from international trade, manufacturing and invention, starting in the 17th century with sugar, followed by tobacco, and then cotton and linen, products of the Atlantic triangular slave trade. Daniel Defoe visited the city in the early 18th century and famously opined in his book A tour thro' the whole island of Great Britain, that Glasgow was "the cleanest and beautifullest, and best built city in Britain, London excepted". At that time the city's population was about 12,000, and the city was yet to undergo the massive expansionary changes to its economy and urban fabric, brought about by the Scottish Enlightenment and Industrial Revolution.
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St Paul’s Way Trust School, a flagship new build school, is part of the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme. The building’s innovative design received a number of awards and nominations: #Winner of the “London Planning Awards 2011/2012 – Best Built Project – Community Scale Scheme” #Winner of a “Civic Trust Award 2013 Commendation” #Longlisted in the “World Architecture News – Education Sector 2010” #Shortlisted in the “RIBA London 2012 Awards” Facilities, open to the community, include a public library, a theatre and a large public sports provision. The area surrounding the school has recently undergone a major improvement thanks to the work done by the St Paul’s Way Transformation Project, of which the school is a member.
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By the late 17th century, unlike many settlements in Newfoundland from this period where men outnumbered the women by a ratio of ten to one, Carbonear was a true community with families, and many women and children to help develop the town's prosperity. It became a target for England's enemies, and privateers. When war broke out with France, Carbonear was attacked by French captain Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville during the Avalon Peninsula Campaign. The citizens survived by retreating to the fortified Carbonear Island, but the town, documented by the French as being "very well- established" and containing properties that were "the best-built in all of Newfoundland", was burned to the ground.
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Nippon Kogaku believed that advanced photographers were not interested in every possible automated bell and whistle, but rather in high quality and precision worksmanship. The FM2 remained in limited production until 2001, long after many other more complex electronic designs from the 1980s had not only left the market, but become inoperable. Time has proven the FM2 to be very tough and reliable and it is regarded as one of the best-built and rugged mechanical 35 mm cameras of all time. Many professional photographers continue to use the FM2 as a backup camera, both because of its ruggedness and because it is capable of full mechanical operation with all features except the light meter, even without a battery.
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Best received a master's degree in sculpture from the San Francisco Art Institute, where he first took classes at the age of six. His commitment to public art seems rooted in 1960s-era idealism. His works — ceramic sculpture, collages and more — have been shown at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Oakland Museum, the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, the San Jose Museum of Art, di Rosa and elsewhere. Best first began collaborating with others, 20 years ago, when he embarked upon a sideline: stripping down vehicles and giving them total sculptural makeovers, using recycled materials and found objects, often retrieved from dumps and dumpsters. Since then, he has created sculptures from the skeletons of 36 cars and two buses, and worked with more than 10,000 people. Best built his first Burning Man Temple in 2000, The Temple of the Mind.
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Architecture Australia has included work by many of Australia's leading architectural photographers, including Patrick Bingham-Hall, Harold Cazneaux, Max Dupain, John Gollings, Fritz Kos, David Moore, Wolfgang Sievers, Peter Bennetts, Dianna Snape and Brett Boardman. Special features have been devoted to the works of prominent women architects.Architecture Australia, March/April 1994 The magazine promotes itself as providing "...provocative, informative and engaging discussion of the best built-works and the issues that matter".architecturemedia.com Editors of the magazine include: John Barlow, George Sydney Jones, D. H. Souter, Nicholas Shields, C. A. Jeffries, Allen W. Gerard, Eric Lindsay Thompson, Professor Alfred S. Hook, Stella Tottenham (1950–1954), J. S. Prain, Lyall Howe, Travis McKie, Peter Keys, Colin Brewer, John Oostermeyer, Anne Leonhard, Vincent Smith (1975–1977), Don Gazzard, Brian Zouch (1977), Shirley Young, David Watson, Tom Heath, Ian McDougall (1990–1992), Davina Jackson (1993–2000), Ian Close (2000–2004), Justine Clark (assistant editor, 2000–2004, editor 2004–2011), Timothy Moore, and Cameron Bruhn.
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