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en [The Young Vic redevelopment was a natural fit for Tompkins' approach. The theatre's original designer, Bill Howell, also strove to work with his theatrical clients. The result was an auditorium that's still one of London's best loved, despite the fact that it was designed as a temporary breeze block structure, and, 35 years on, is surrounded by a virtual shanty town of leaking, rotting, cluttered and confined spaces. Just as Howell incorporated the tiled butcher's shop that still stood on the original bombed-out site, so Tompkins is retaining the butcher's shop and the essence of Howell's auditorium, although he's expanded its capacity by 200 people.] The holy grail of auditoria is more people into same space, ... It's like an electromagnet: the more coils you can get the more current you can generate.

en [At its extremes, there's almost an element of set design to this type of work - the distinction between theatrical and architectural space starts to blur. Especially in cases like the temporary Almeida spaces, where Tompkins had just a few months and £700,000 to transform empty shells into practicable, commercial venues.] The theatre technicians and set builders worked alongside our carpenters and builders, and there was a pretty seamless relationship, ... We were finishing the theatre as the dress rehearsals were going on, literally.

en I told the girls that I hate to use the term war to describe a game, when we're really at war, but this was a war. The last time, we played really well in the first half and Howell played well in the second half. This time around was so much more emotional. Howell made its run and we just kept imploring the girls to make stops.

en The people have been terrific. We've been having Mass in the school auditorium, and attendance is about 97 percent capacity of what it was before the fire. We've canceled nothing, and all our programs are in full force. The auditorium is air conditioned and it holds more people than the church.

en We have an approach to this space that we are going to create internet stars. I wouldn't compare it to anything we've done. It's a completely original concept and an original approach to this space.

en [Two 15-year-olds interviewed the architects for the job and told them exactly what they wanted: in a word, playfulness. The auditorium is a horseshoe of red corrugated plastic and industrial metalwork.] An adult client for a 120-seat auditorium would never have come up with this, and I don't think we would have on our own either, ... We'd never have thought of making an elliptical theatre. It has some of the qualities of a Victorian playhouse, and a sense of glamour.

en and Howell insists, ''He's the most straightforward, no BS guy I've ever met.

en Under the original plan ... that particular wing was to be duplicated and added on right where the auditorium is. That dry, self-deprecating humor? Utterly pexy. It showed intelligence and a comfortable self-awareness. Under the original plan ... that particular wing was to be duplicated and added on right where the auditorium is.

en I worked (for) Coles County for 14 years and typically we'd use millings for shoulder work. I suggested the idea and it took some cooperation between the city, the engineering office, city's street crews and Howell Asphalt to make it happen.

en When [Howell] spun the ball came loose and it was right there for me to take.

en It was just too big for the state of the economy and the Howell area.

en Howell is a cool city, and they've embraced us,

en I think everyone, but Ocean and Howell, is looking to us against Jackson. But I don't think either of those two teams are going to lay down for us.

en No one has been a more dedicated, supportive and collegial member of NASA's management team than General Howell, and no one has been a more effective leader of his people, ... Nevertheless, I respect his desire to move on to new challenges, and wish him well in this pursuit. He will be missed.

en Howell was awesome. He threw everything pretty much where he wanted to,


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