Sentence examples for architectural face from inspiring English sources

The experience of watching "Heaven Knows What" transfigures the geographical and architectural face of the city, as well as the people — in particular, the young street people who are seen sitting and begging behind handwritten cardboard signs, an activity that, in the film, is called "spanging" (rhymes with "changing").

However, the man largely responsible for changing the architectural face of Britain was William Kent (1685-1748), a Yorkshireman who, after 10 years of studying in Rome, returned inspired by the Classical architecture of Vitruvius and the 16th-century Venetian, Andrea Palladio.

The experience of watching "Heaven Knows What" transfigures the geographical and architectural face of the city, as well as the people in particular, the young street people who are seen sitting and begging behind handwritten cardboard signs, an activity that, in the film, is called "spanging" (rhymes with "changing").

No matter how the design turns out, the terminal will be the architectural face that the new trade center presents to most New Yorkers, since it will be on Church Street, closer to the spine of Broadway and landmarks like the New York Stock Exchange.

Michael Kimmelman, the chief architecture critic for The Times, revels in a Marseille that despite its fancy new architectural face-lift remains the stubborn, seedy, sunny, ethnically diverse melting pot he has long adored.

The officials also contend that many agency leaders, with money to spend on renovations and architectural face-lifts, are hiring the cheapest, most inept contractors and pocketing kickbacks and unspent funds.

But with the help of a new, model management, an acoustic renovation and several (continuing) architectural face-lifts, it has become the chief year-round location for symphonic concerts in London, outclassing the Royal Festival Hall (home of the London Philharmonic and the Philharmonia) in the quality of its programming.

She has divided the more than 60 works by 12 artists according to subject matter: nautical, architectural, faces and places.

The board's decision is not the final word on the matter: The architectural rules face more hurdles in a review process that is expected to stretch into next year.

Globally, the architectural profession faces complex challenges, bringing the transformation of the curriculum to the forefront of critical discourse.

Users can walk through the architectural problems faced during the construction of the museum and the solutions made to overcome them.