The phrase "a range of architectural" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various styles, designs, or elements related to architecture.
Example: "The exhibition showcased a range of architectural innovations from the past century."
Alternatives: "a variety of architectural" or "a spectrum of architectural".
Unlike many cities in North America, Britain's post-industrial cities also boast a range of architectural styles, which makes them good doubles for other places.
Homes are old, some more than 200 years, and represent a range of architectural styles, including Carpenter Gothic, French Second Empire, Mediterranean and Craftsman.
-- Simone Rauchfield, Pittsburgh A. A London company called Architectural Dialogue runs a range of architectural tours, guided by architects and architectural historians.
These tumours typically display a range of architectural appearances which raises a number of potential differential diagnoses.
Dittmar insists that the Foundation operates independently of the Prince and that any design review board would seek members known to advocate a range of architectural styles.
In addition to the Bosworth buildings, the MIT campus now showcases a range of architectural styles, from neoclassical through modernist, brutalist, and deconstructivist.
In a separate set of analysis, these time-expanded graphs are used to price the potential inclusion of hosted payloads against a range of possible architectural decisions.
The analysis reveals how the recycling of the post office building enabled multiple meanings of culture to emerge and circulate within a range of policy, architectural, urban regeneration, real estate and media discourses.
The clothes were an immediate hit, alluding to the Versace lineage — chunky chains, draped bodices, snaking metallic breastplates — while transcending its connotations of vulgarity with a range of crisp, architectural coats and suits that suggested a woman who buys instead of being kept.
In other words, it is expected that a wide range of architectural problems are reflected in a system's implementation through code anomalies (Fowler 1999; Hochstein and Lindvall 2005.
The Norwegian State Church, holding the legacy of nearly one thousand years of Norwegian church architecture, commissioned new churches that covered a wide range of architectural styles, including entirely new designs (e.g. the Arctic Cathedral by Jan Inge Hovig) to new casts of traditional designs (e.g., Veldre church, by Roar Jacobsen and Ulf Zettersten).
