Sentence examples for apply to architecture from inspiring English sources

For a while, he thought he would apply to architecture school but a recession in the 1970s deterred him from university – no one was hiring architects.

The law against bad taste does not appear to apply to architecture, however: while the prime minister rails against a television series for desecrating the past, he and the municipalities under his party's control are busy parodying Turkish history with a slew of misguided construction projects attempting to revive the Ottomans' glory.

The law applied to architecture and pieces of art relating to an architectural structure, with the proviso that historic uniqueness and exceptional quality were to be established (article 2).

The same category error applies to architecture.

For others, that same battle applies to architecture.

Diana Vreeland's maxim "Elegance is refusal" referred to fashion, but it certainly applies to architecture.

The word baroque, originally applied to architecture in a pejorative sense, means irregular or misshapen.

Mr. Wong said the lessons that he learned as a B-29 navigator and that he applied to architecture gave him peace.

He insisted that the clay for these bricks be sourced locally, applying to architecture something akin to the "terroir" theory of cooking.

The goal of this course is to train students in the principles and techniques of nonfiction writing as it applies to architecture.

We are exploring knowledge frontiers… And for really arriving to knowledge frontiers one main interdisciplinary cross-point is where genetics meets biology & digital, applied to architecture in our case (and also applied to art, civil engineering, design).