Sentence examples for architectural doctrine from inspiring English sources
One popular explanation is that, despite the time and money lavished upon it, the building does not conform to the ancient Indian architectural doctrine known as Vastu Shastra.
But Mr. Rykwert's conclusions also round up the familiar suspects and prescriptions: a call for community involvement, criticisms of developers, attacks on the stridency of architectural doctrine, assertions about the need for public space.
Thus, functionalist architectural doctrine places function or utility at the heart of the architectural enterprise, with other aspects of architecture subordinate thereto.
As a competing essentialism, formalist architectural doctrine suggests that an object is architectural just in case it features forms proper to the domain.
This particular doctrine had a highly beneficial influence on architectural evolution during the 20th century, since it helped to demonstrate why the radical changes in building technology rendered earlier concepts of architectural form (based on load-bearing masonry construction) theoretically untenable.
It seems to me that cutting the military budget in the willy-nilly fashion you prescribe without articulating a national security doctrine would be like remodeling a New York skyscraper without an architectural plan.
Architectural illustration.
Democracy has become doctrine.
Viva the Mensch Doctrine!
They are architectural explorers.
