The phrase "a striking design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design that is visually impressive or attention-grabbing.
Example: "The new logo features a striking design that captures the essence of the brand."
Alternatives: "an eye-catching design" or "a bold design."
Broadway could use more places like Noche, theatrical with a striking design and spirited atmosphere.
The project would have lots of affordable housing, and a striking design by the architect Frank Gehry.
But the cars are nippy, handle well and have a striking design, with "butterfly" doors that swing up and open.
The ballet features a striking design, by George Tsypin, of projections and massive Plexiglas plates, and a melodramatic score by Elliot Goldenthal.
Mr. Calatrava has produced such a striking design for the PATH terminal that it almost appears as if there could be too many distinctive buildings on one intersection.
The foundations of the $8 million church have only just been laid, with plans for completion before the end of 2000, but a model reveals a striking design.
This one comes after seeing a comment on my other site, WristWatchReview about the BR02, a 1000M diver with a fairly striking design.
There is no set way to accomplish this; success can stem, for example, from the instantaneous impact of a concise, striking design or from the sumptuous appeal of an ornate work of art.
While it has a particularly striking design, the West 14th Street project is not the only office building under construction in the meatpacking district.
"I see hundreds of little magazines," said Victor Navasky, publisher of The Nation and a professor at Columbia Journalism School, "and it struck me as one of the smartest and most interesting combinations of literary aspiration and accessibility, with a very striking design".
Nunney is regarded as a bold, striking design, similar in many ways to those at Herstmonceux or Saltwood Castle.
