Sentence examples for architectural blueprint from inspiring English sources

"Anything is better than a giant roll of unrecycleable metallic Santas," says the Bodkin designer Eviana Hartman, who paints brown paper with pastel watercolors and uses once-trashed treasures, like sheets of architectural blueprint, when making the perfect parcel.

In the past year, the theater has created an educational advisory board, defined screening and educational objectives, and revised the architectural blueprint for expansion to contain two instead of three theaters and no separate classrooms.

It is as if we have come to understand spiritual depth or moral value only when it is written up as an architectural blueprint, expressed in square feet, ceiling heights and the level of fixtures.

B1 A Symbol of Fortitude If Daniel Libeskind's architectural blueprint for ground zero is heeded, the wall that was originally built to keep the waters of the Hudson River from inundating the twin towers' foundations could become an icon of American patriotism.

Critics since have tried to make a case for the poem, for the coherence of its incoherent parts (criticism, like poetry, is often wishful thinking); but "The Bridge" remains a fabulous architectural blueprint that wanted a discipline Crane could never provide.

Current repair procedures for articular cartilage (AC) cannot restore the tissue's original form and function because neither changes in its architectural blueprint throughout life nor the respective biological understanding is fully available.

But James has spent the past few years drawing up a complete set of architectural blueprints.

As well as toy houses, they purchase plastic or wood tower blocks with fake architectural blueprints and mini-ownership documents.

Turning from Bartok's piece to Mr. Crumb's was a bit like shifting focus from a series of finely wrought architectural blueprints to a gallery filled with flamboyant Mirós and luminous Rothkos.

Her set, which involves a floor painted with a giant enlargement of the architectural blueprints for the Whitney building and a big green neon portrait of herself, is one of the Biennial's most wonderful moments, albeit only until March 11.

But Catholic and Muslim ministers hold a monthly peace prayer.For Mr Crompton the real innovation is ministers working together on problems that arise from such unusual religious spaces, not "hideous" new architectural blueprints for them.