The word 'architectural' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a feature of a building or structure that is related to its design, shape, or other aspects of its construction. For example: The grand library featured stunning architectural details, from the intricate carvings on the walls to the tall spire in the center of the room.
It is hard to think of an architect who would not jump at the chance to create a huge new cathedral just three blocks north of St Patrick's and thereby hangs a tale of architectural politicking.In this section Back to basics Modern architecture is back Going up Reprints.
Built in 1890 by Robert Walker in Portland stone and listed by English Heritage as a site of special historical and architectural interest, the property boasts a penthouse suite with aerial views of the capital, dozens of rooms, spaces for entertaining, and a secure vault in the basement.
The architectural bible Pevsner described it in 1994 as "still the best-looking if no longer the biggest shopping centre" in the UK.
I remember a time when foreign billionaires were allowed to make architectural changes to a posh part of London, and Prince Charles used his influence to alter it – it was never clear why the billionaires could do anything, but a future monarch was not even supposed to have an opinion.
Born in Birmingham and educated at Solihull school, in the West Midlands, he trained at the Birmingham School of Art in the 1950s before embarking on an architectural career that frequently took him abroad for long periods, principally to the Middle East and the far east.
So China, like a global architectural magpie, helps itself to the biggest and best bits of cities the world over.
It is a low-key, loose-fit architectural attitude that is distinctly at odds with many of the other west coast tech companies' sleeker ambitions.
Gehry, meanwhile, is at pains to point out this isn't his usual brand of billowing architectural tricks.
Almost one year after flames engulfed Charles Rennie Mackintosh's masterpiece, destroying students' work moments before the degree show and leaving the world's architectural community speechless, as if they had lost a dear old friend, work has just begun on the problem of how to rebuild it.
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Jacob adds that if you look at early buildings by the architectural giant SOM (Skidmore, Owings and Merrill), they are indistinguishable from Mies; so much so, in fact, that Frank Lloyd Wright nicknamed the trio The Three Blind Mies.
