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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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| Barry Schaffter, general manager of the John Deere Waterloo Works, has seen his share of duct tape covering every sensor and high-tech tool in the cab. On the operating side, an innovative energy management system controls costs by utilizing motion and occupancy sensors linked to the thermostats in the guest rooms, and the hotel includes a high-tech security system that is capable of recording up to thirty days of data onto a hard drive. In today's high-tech world, people often forget they're still communicating with real people - not just with electronic devices. |
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