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The Cubi is a cube-shaped living space that is the epitome of efficiency and practicality.
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The Qbic hotel is built around a contemporary-looking nine-square-meter, box-shaped pod called the Cubi, which contains a bed, a bathroom and desk space.
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The driver of the vehicle, later identified as Cubi-Silva, along with two male suspects, exited the vehicle and began to assault the teenager by punching and kicking him and knocking him to the ground.
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I had been trying to find a "Cubi" for more than a decade.
The Philanthropist: Eli BroadPhilanthropist Eli Broad On Money Interviewed By David M. Ewalt 2006
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I was the under-bidder 14 years ago on another "Cubi," and I always regretted it.
The Philanthropist: Eli BroadPhilanthropist Eli Broad On Money Interviewed By David M. Ewalt 2006
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Twenty years ago, Mr. Broad lost out on an auction bid to win a geometric steel "Cubi" sculpture by David Smith.
Following the Smart Art Money Kelly Crow 2011
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The show was apparently conceived to prove that the crisp, rectangular volumes Smith deployed in his later works, especially the stainless-steel "Cubi" series, were part of a lifetime interest in nonreferential geometric form—his association with Abstract Expressionism and the allusive biomorphic elements of his early work notwithstanding.
The Artist in All His Dimensions Karen Wilkin 2011
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Perhaps the most innovative feature of all Cubi rooms is the custom lighting system.
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A Calder mobile, a Kelly bronze column and Mr. Smith's abstract stainless-steel sculpture "Cubi XXI" 1964—conflating lightning bolt with Thor's hammer—are tours de force worthy of Malevich.
Intersecting Planes and Opposing Angles Lance Esplund 2011
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Over time, his loss became the collecting equivalent of the fish that got away, so he pounced when another "Cubi" came up for sale six years ago.
Following the Smart Art Money Kelly Crow 2011
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