A few minor acoustic problems with the nuns’ concrete quarters aside, Mr. Piano and his team (Paul Vincent was the partner in charge at Renzo Piano Building Workshop) have created remarkably light and peaceful spaces that are virtually invisible from the chapel and gracefully connected to nature. Competing with Le Corbusier’s masterwork would have been a fool’s game and an affront, Mr. Piano clearly realized; spoiling it, a cinch. Doing neither, the additions insert new life onto the hill, and in the process remove a despised 1960s gatehouse that had obscured sight of the chapel from the town below.

Humility is a virtue. That’s the obvious lesson, but doing anything, even constructing a few self-effacing buildings at Ronchamp, is a big deal. Mr. Piano solved the riddle of adding to a site without appearing conspicuously to do so by burrowing into the brow of the hill, below the chapel, and inserting the convent and visitors’ center into the cuts, half buried, with zinc-and-glass facades to let in light. He placed the visitors’ center beside the old pilgrims’ path, which winds through woods from the valley all the way up the hill, and adjacent to a parking lot, which has been usefully trimmed.

A fire was crackling in the fireplace at the center when I stopped by to browse through the bookshop. A ramp led from there onto the dirt path rising to the chapel. Behind the opposite end of the visitors’ center, set apart by a tiny gate, the convent wrapped several hundred feet farther around the slope.

It looked like a miniature hill town. Two stories of concrete cells, the nuns’ quarters and workrooms, fronted by winter gardens and linked on the inside by somber corridors and stairs, opened to trees and sweeping views. Simple corrugated zinc roofs on slender steel pillars shaded the cells, which fanned outward like the leaves of folding screens. The materials — concrete, zinc and wood — created an atmosphere chaste and calm, the smell of cedar scenting the halls, the oratory — a trapezoidal room topped by a gently vaulted roof like the keel of a boat — sparingly decorated with an olivewood altar and bright orange floor.

Of course imposing anything on this hill, even half-buried buildings, impinges on what Le Corbusier saw in the 1950s as the “poem” of the larger site, with its interplay of forest and chapel, the chapel’s curves gesturing explicitly toward the Jura and Vosges Mountains, as if to embrace them in the poem’s narrative.

Hulu executives are expected to take the stage to sell advertisers on new series. The executives will also promote the service’s desirable demographic of young viewers who turn to Hulu for popular network sitcoms like “New Girl” and “Family Guy,” available only after they are broadcast on Fox.

As an online television destination, Hulu is something of a teenager now, sometimes tolerating feuding parents and succeeding perhaps in spite of them. Hulu is growing steadily, despite disagreements among its corporate owners, and the new restrictions those owners have placed on free streaming of network shows.

This week Hulu will announce that it has topped two million subscribers for its $8-a-month Hulu Plus service in the first quarter, half a million more than it had at the end of 2011. But it has not been an easy path to growth.

The executives who were the greatest champions of Hulu at its inception — Jeff Zucker, the former chief executive of NBCUniversal, and Peter Chernin, formerly the chief operating officer at News Corporation — have moved on. Their successors are less enamored with the service, which they view as a potential threat to traditional revenue streams. Hulu’s owners are the Walt Disney Company, the News Corporation’s Fox Broadcasting unit, Comcast’s NBCUniversal unit and Providence Equity Partners. In 2007, when Internet television viewing began to take off in earnest, Hulu’s corporate parents raced to create a legal TV-streaming service supported by advertising. But more recently, those corporate parents have struck multibillion-dollar streaming deals with cable and satellite operators to make shows available online to their subscribers with tablets or smartphones.

The experiment, to see if hospitals and emergency buildings constructed to the top earthquake code in California could withstand a huge temblor, was immediately proclaimed a success by the engineers who had spent months planning for this day.

“We are very pleased,” said Jose I. Restrepo, a professor of structural engineering at the San Diego campus and one of the three lead investigators on the project. “Very pleased.”

In truth, for people who were actually in Los Angeles when the Northridge quake struck, this seemed more like lolling in a rocking chair than experiencing a calamity, at least from 20 feet away. A second test a half-hour later, replicating the devastating 8.8-magnitude quake in Chile in 2010, was hardly more impressive: The most frightening event of the morning might have been the rattlesnake an engineer spotted slithering through the grass.

The event drew a small crush of television crews and reporters, including a correspondent from Popular Mechanics, drawn by the prospect of disaster. There was a noticeable exodus of disappointed-looking camera crews, who had exchanged “That was it?” glances as the first test ended.

Even some of the organizers seemed surprised at how downright mellow this turned out to be.

“I was thinking the second one might be more dramatic,” said Mike Gardner, the chairman of the California Seismic Safety Commission, sounding almost downcast. “But with the base isolators, it shows that they did their job. The plate showed much more movement than the building.”

Mr. Gardner was referring to the seismic safeguards that had been incorporated in this experiment: cylindrical rubber bearings that basically serve as shock absorbers for buildings in earthquake-prone regions. In California, new hospitals, municipal buildings and schools are required to have base isolators.

Mr. Restrepo, in a quick assessment of how the test went, said there did not appear to be any damage in the fully equipped operating room suite, or anywhere else in the 80-foot-high building. No heavy equipment tumbled onto an operating table, no glasses broke in the kitchen, and the initial inspection suggested that the elevator would have kept working. Had an operation been going on, he said, doctors would have been able to proceed.

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