The phrase "airy structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design or construction that is light, delicate, or ethereal in appearance.
Example: "The architect's vision was realized in the airy structure of the new museum, which seemed to float above the ground."
Alternatives: "lightweight design" or "ethereal framework".
Structural information about the airy structure is then determined using X-ray tomography and related 3D image analysis.
The result is a surprisingly serene and airy structure with colorful, welcoming interiors.
The museum is a light, airy structure that combines Maine granite and hard pine with classical motifs.
The hedge itself proves as wide as a bridle path, while a 200-year-old oak becomes an airy structure viewed from its shoulder, ragged and fragile rather than imposing.
This structure has been regarded by some as the first truly Rococo church because of its light, airy structure and its delicately coloured, flowing, undulating decorations in coloured stucco and painted frescoes.
Photograph by Robert Polidori Calatrava began his career in Zurich, where he studied civil engineering; he was thirty-two when he won his first big competition, to design the Stadelhofen commuter station, an open, airy structure made of steel and concrete that on one side leans into the cleft of a hillside and on the other opens into a city square.
This study concludes that the design of airy structures needs to exclude any form of closed porosity to enable processing using stereolithography.
The airy, innovative structure is already being hailed by environmental advocates as the "greenest" office building yet devised.
"Work in Progress," an airy wood structure built to resemble an artist's atelier, was the winning design in the Westchester Arts Council's competition to design the tourism center, where pamphlets, a video display and other information about the county's cultural events are available.
The stadium itself is an airy, modern structure, with a brutalist cement façade that eschews the nostalgia of many of the recent ballparks — correctly, since, as Steve Coll wrote in April, the history of baseball in Washington leaves little to be nostalgic about.
In this song we have the same sort of airy keyboard structure, but what ties this together is the clean guitar.
