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CORBCretaceous Oceanic Red Bed (geology)
CORBCommon Object Request Broker
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Like many European architects who visited and wrote about New York, Corb focused on Gotham's dramatic and towering commercial skyscrapers.
ACTORS Francis Tucker and Phil Corb stripped off their panto costumes for Naked Liverpool.
Catalan's quicksands extend to a plethora of short blunt words that look suspiciously like subjects of heated disputes in playing Scrabble: corb, cort, eben, foc, fus, gal, grat, palp, rebot, tard, and tron.
In November 1956, just a few months after the fabled "This Is Tomorrow" exhibition in London first brought Pop to public attention, the Smithsons published a short essay that included this little poem: "Gropius wrote a book on grain silos, / Le Corbusier one on aeroplanes, / And Charlotte Perriand brought a new object to the office every morning; / But today we collect ads." Of course, Gropius, Corb, and Perriand were hardly naive about mass media; the point is polemical, not historical: They, the old protagonists of modern design, were cued by functional things, while we, the new celebrants of Pop culture, look to "the throw-away object and the pop-package" for inspiration.
Corb during training at the Construction Battalion Center, Port Hueneme, Calif.
HARRISBURG -- He's a long way from home, but for alt-country musician Corb Lund of Alberta, Canada, sometimes home is where his tours take him.
For decades, it was a little-known fact that Corb was a prolific photographer.
Corb Marie, a simple steak restaurant in Pollensa, Majorca - a place we return to again and again.
Photographs, drawings and commissioned models tell the stories behind a clutch of exemplar projects, among them Sir Owen Williams' Sainsbury's factory in London's Blackfriars (1934-36), Johannes Brinkman and Leendert van der Vlugt's Van Nelle factory in Rotterdam 11925-31] and Corb's Usine Duval (1946-51], as well as the socially conscious shoe manufacturer Tomas Bata's Utopian workers' town.
Architect and designer Mike Corb discusses his approach to designing schools with SHALAKA PARADKAR