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dematerialize
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See: disappear, dissipate
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We are never allowed to see [the characters] in anything as recognisable as a house, so they tend to dematerialise, and it is only too easy to portray them as demented banshees weightlessly haunting an abandoned city.
The nowhere man by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Just as the urban fabric of Singapore is softened and dematerialised within its garden context, the popularity of Gardens by the Bay is dependent on its ability to dematerialise its boundaries and merge its identity with the attributes, events and activities associated with the vibrant city that surrounds it.
On location in Singapore by Green Places
Inspired by the image of softly floating clouds, Ito sought to dematerialise the building and create a structure that speaks of peace and serenity, a freely curved reinforced concrete shell that hovers over the living and the deceased.
Organic embrace: the fluid geometry of this new crematorium evokes a ... by Webb, Michael / The Architectural Review
 
 
 
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