"architectural aesthetics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the visual or aesthetic qualities and principles of design in architecture. Example: The new building's architectural aesthetics blend modern and traditional elements seamlessly, creating a visually stunning and unique structure.
The audience for contemporary architecture has come to recognize that architectural aesthetics cannot be decisively severed from social ideology.
The architectural aesthetics are of secondary importance.
Torino is often compared to Paris for its cold temperatures and architectural aesthetics.
Negative comments on the architectural aesthetics of the twin towers sound uneasy at best.
Mr. Lewis said the Ted Williams panels were chosen for architectural aesthetics and were made from "thinner material, lighter-weight material".
NOT QUITE READY FOR THE MILLENNIUM AWARD -- Presented only once every 1,000 years, our Not Quite Ready for the Millennium Award goes to the New York City Department of Planning, for two retrogressive ventures into architectural aesthetics.
The platform is offered by the recent developments in Functional Analysis, a multidisciplinary field originated in engineering design theory, but recently enriched by contributions in architectural design, aesthetics, anthropology, and philosophy of technology.
With an enrolment of approximately 900 students, it teaches in five main departments: architecture and aesthetics, urban and landscape, architectonic heritage, design and architectural design.
The technical aspects involve structural issues, architectural concerns and aesthetics, as well as functional matters.
The fully building integrated Solar Thermal Facade (STF) systems can become potential solutions for aesthetics architectural design, as well as for the enhancement of energy efficiency and reduction of operational cost in the contemporary built environment.
Research questions are: 1-What is the relationship between aesthetics and architecture in architectural education and learning?
