Sentence examples for architectural complex from inspiring English sources

It was not, as such, an isolated structure but was always part of an architectural complex.

The main unit of a city so designed was the architectural complex.

Boasting the highest pagoda in Japan (five stories, 180 feet) and massive structures with multitiered brackets, this is a major architectural complex with a lotus pond and gardens.

While the sensible heat flux of the green park was 2.9 W/m2 lower than the architectural complex area.

I'm not going to go into it with you today, because the architectural complex in which it was originally found no longer survives.

Eyeballs, insects, entrails, body parts, jellyfish and bristling sea urchins come to mind, as does some kind of organic architectural complex or a collection of eccentric "Waterworld" type vessels, both seen from a distance.

On the right bank of the Saône, Vieux Lyon (Old Lyon) remains as one of the finest surviving architectural complexes of the Renaissance era.

"Most of the groves, courtyards, gardens, fountains, artworks, open spaces and architectural complexes have disappeared behind a cloaking device, it would seem," he writes in his book "Gardens: An Essay on the Human Condition". This retreat from the natural world is most evident in the young, but it is not a generational phenomenon, he argues.

The police said today that a gunman who killed one person and wounded two in a seven-hour attack here on Friday led SWAT teams on a maddening "cat-and-mouse" chase through one of the nation's most idiosyncratic architectural complexes, the building that houses Case Western Reserve University's business school.

In about 770 the Shailendra dynasty began its long series of superb stonecut monuments both Hindu and Buddhist, which culminate in two enormous symbolic architectural complexes: the Mahayana Buddhist Borobudur (c. 800) and the Hindu Lara Jonggrang, at Prambanam (c. 900 930).

Special attention will be devoted to issues that carry methodological implications (e.g. the meaning and specificity of Hadrianic classicism; the stylistic change in the Antonine age), as well as to monuments and architectural complexes about which recent research has yielded new data (e.g. the Forum of Trajan).