Modular grid

Their intention was to create a modular grid switch range-small units that fit into frames mainly for use in office and commercial applications, but also for some domestic use.

Organised around a 18 x 9m modular grid, Barajas is actually just a huge (3) and potentially extendible kit of parts, with consequent economies of scale in materials, detailing and construction time.

As a leading member of the European Commission-funded GridLab project, the AEI participates in the development of an easy-to-use, flexible, generic and modular Grid Application Toolkit, enabling applications to make innovative use of global computing resources.

Single-handedly, Kelly charted many of the options available to Modernist art in the following decades: "transfer," based on the perfect coincidence between field and image (like Jasper Johns, Kelly selected a flat patterned surface in the world and transferred it onto the canvas, covering it entirely; the main difference between the two versions of image-as-field is that Johns' is superlatively recognizable while Kelly's, since it is only a fragment, is ostensibly unreadable); chance and automatism; the modular grid; and the monochrome panel (a means of declaring color as simply as one can).

Projecting the design method as a criticism of the works of Arab Modernism, we note that in the new work, the plan is thought of as a whole, in which a modular grid orders the arrangements of all spaces simultaneously.

The lightness and transparency of the exhibition building (it is fully glazed on all four sides) and its modular grid of columns are strongly reminiscent of temporary structures used to protect archaeological excavations.

The plain but wholesome dough of modern architecture is being flavoured with more and more currants: buildings with warps, waves, folds, droops and other unexpected shapes sharply outlined against the modular grid background.