Sentence examples for academic architecture from inspiring English sources

Folk Traditions Connecticut houses built before the American Revolution fall into the vernacular or folk category, rather than deriving from academic architecture.

The Neoclassical academic architecture of the cabildo applies the language of Renaissance architecture (i.e., columns, arches, friezes) to large-scale buildings adjusted to accommodate new typologies and freed from a proportional system, lending a new form to the institutions of government.

I would hope that one of the more public-spirited developers will invite him to sit in on a project meeting so that he can view firsthand what scant influence the self-referential world of academic architecture has on building in New York, or, for that matter, anywhere in the country.

It is the only existing work of colonial academic architecture that was principally designed from a plate in Andrea Palladio's Quattro Libri.

In addition to running his own architectural firm, Hollein held several academic posts in architecture and design.

And finally Tom Wolfe let loose a literary wrecking ball, proclaiming that the whole 20th century had been laid to waste, architecturally speaking, by a global academic cabal building "architecture for architects only".

In the '70s, the academic divisions of architecture, veterinary medicine, and accounting were added.

He was on a prestigious academic track, studying architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, and "one day, I could no longer make out a single sentence or write.

Advancing the role of the computer system, the LCS focused on creating applications that would foster online computing in several academic disciplines, including architecture, biology, medicine, and library sciences.

At A.E.C.I., teachers say they use the building trades as an academic theme, discussing architecture in global history class and asking students to write essays about opportunities in construction.

It juxtaposes academic constructs from architecture and urban planning fields with the popular culture and web indices that rank cities according to their living standards, services, and international appeal.