Sentence examples for admirable architecture from inspiring English sources
A journey to Italy persuaded him that admirable architecture, grounded in the restraint of Classical models, would be essential to the promotion of good taste and decorum in Britain.
It is simply fascinating and can claim to have it all: flawless snow, unforgiving desert, urban wonder, urban monstrosity, extraordinary countryside, admirable architecture, large stretches of nothing, trendy beaches … the variety is endless.
Nicknamed the cathedral of water, the reservoir's basins are certainly of the most admirable architecture.
Her overall phrasing and sense of architecture were more admirable than ever.
The project's ambition and achievements are admirable, but its self-conscious architecture and idealism seem jarringly aspirational in a place that would simply settle for being functional.
The New York Times hailed the "Visionary San Francisco" exhibition as "one of the most ambitious, and admirable, efforts to address the realm of architecture and cities that any museum in the country has mounted in the last decade".
Michael Auping, the museum's chief curator, installed its admirable collection with great sensitivity to Ando's architecture.
Euganean trachyte was widely used in the built environment too, as an instance for the admirable roads and other great infrastructure of the Roman age or the monumental architecture and construction from the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
