Sentence examples for architectural distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

The architectural distinctiveness of the building is a secondary concern, or is a pre-ordained, generic feature of the structure: that is, we already know it qualifies as a heritage structure because it adheres to our idea of what a heritage colonial building looks like.

Recent literatures empirically proved that spatial arrangements, interior ambient environment and architectural legibility are features reflecting corporate distinctiveness.

Emily Bills, a curator of that show, said some of his best images captured not just the distinctiveness and grandeur of architectural works but also how people actually inhabited them.

Architectural objects as ontologically distinctive.

Nothing very distinctive and nothing on Liberal Democrat distinctiveness.

Distinctiveness and sameness coexist fretfully.

Architectural illustration.

Not surprisingly, he lacked distinctiveness.

Aboh, E. O. Creole distinctiveness.

Now is the time for distinctiveness.

But she noticed his quiet distinctiveness.