Sentence examples for architectural conception from inspiring English sources
Creativity and design are the most important characteristics in architectural conception.
The architectural conception of that church consisted of erecting a huge round dome on top of the classical early Christian basilica.
In contrast to other hospital simulations, this approach targets early stages of architectural conception, during which the actual building structure is elaborated.
He oversaw the architectural conception, and the construction, of the museum's third building, the Avery Memorial, and in its theater, which he himself designed, he produced the premiere of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson's opera "Four Saints in Three Acts" with an all-black cast.
Note that the signaling overheads are independent of the architectural conception for MCP, whereas the infrastructural overheads mentioned above are related to the existing conception for the architecture of MCP.
Furthermore, the KB keeps information about the building: it integrates data already collected during the architectural conception and construction process of a building, in particular comprising data on the building structure, building orientation, used materials, and related properties of these items.
In the last decades, the expansion of high-rise buildings has reached even those countries in which the past architectural conceptions and the municipal regulations have hampered their construction.
Inexorably, we seek to review here hybrid optimization tools that are (or could be) applied on computational morphogenesis problems with the aim to optimize, facilitate and encourage a creative architectural design in relation to innovative envelope conception to promote interdisciplinary research coupling the fields of architectural design and building physics.
Distinctly architectural in conception, his most characteristic work in the Etruscan style is readily recognized by the superb mounts, which often include twisted columns or female caryatid figures at the corners (possibly made by the French metalworker Pierre Gouthière) and by the delicate scrolls, combined with goats and trumpeting cupids, in the friezes.
In the 1930s a substantial modern experimental school of Philippine architects began the remodeling of the industrial environment in terms of 20th-century architectural and design conceptions.
