Sentence examples for architectural discussions from inspiring English sources

Architecture magazine singled out something normally left aside in most architectural discussions: the windows.

"At the academy, there are proper architectural discussions.

After the management made the decision to move to a converged network, and before the new architecture is completed, it is important that one or more representatives of the security group participate in the architectural discussions.

As well as the educational architectural discussion (enhanced by Nigel Peake's line drawings), Abrahams offers a denunciation of Olympic critics.

Over all, the debate has done as much to lift the level of architectural discussion as any of the individual designs.

And with Goldfinger's books and art collection still in place, you'll feel as though the man has just stepped out for a stroll on the Heath, which is just across the road and perfect for a post-tour architectural discussion.

I list these because, besides being buildings not to miss if you happen to find yourself in these places, they are part of an architectural discussion, and adventure - each building informing the planning, if not the look, of the next - that has taken place over the past 30 years.

Accompanying architectural discussion confirmed the lack of systematic mapping and evaluation of our industrial heritage and furthermore that the traditional heritage conservation approaches do not offer sufficient tools to preserve and evaluate this remains of our industrial history.

Tells about other zoning disputes going on in Santa Fe, a town in which discussions of architectural purity amount to "Anglos fighting each other over who's most Spanish".

While the recently released plans and the reaction to them have sparked much discussion of architectural vision, the real issue is economic.

This is a recurrent misunderstanding that springs in part from its association with movements where renunciation of one sort or another is a central theme - it is unusual for a discussion of architectural simplicity not to include some reference to Zen Buddhism, the Cistercian monks or the Shakers.