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high-tech) The famous Lloyd's building in London that was designed by Richard Rogers. In architecture, an approach to design, originating in the UK in the 1970s, which concentrates on technical innovation, often using exposed structure and services as a means of creating exciting forms and spaces. The Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, Hong Kong (1986), designed by Norman Foster, is a masterpiece of high-tech architecture. |
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| A detailed examination of high tech trends across the country shows that Massachusetts technology companies invested $14. This is especially important because high tech represents 47 percent of all exports from New Hampshire. Tech exports rose significantly in 2004 and, overall, the pace of job loss in high tech is slowing in Ohio. |
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