Sentence examples for architectural handiwork from inspiring English sources
That one structure is easily identified as Ms. Liden's architectural handiwork attests to her clear vision backed by an equally clear style.
With a view from the East, it can be tempting to characterize the Nuggets as the architectural handiwork of James L. Dolan, the Madison Square Garden executive chairman, whose longing for Anthony pressured the former team president Donnie Walsh into surrendering more value than he wished to.
The proposal the commission will consider this fall includes architectural handiwork by McKim, Mead, & White and Delano & Aldrich, several intact corridors of brownstones, Franklin D. Roosevelt's starter home and the house on East 38th Street commissioned by Robert Todd Lincoln for his two daughters.
Over time, these estates (haciendas) became self-sufficient communities and were built to a grand scale, borrowing architectural influences from Spain and adorned with the handiwork of local artisans.
What is particular to Italy, however, is the exquisite architectural character of its hill towns, as well as the quality of the handiwork and traditions that were born, cultivated and perfected here.
Architectural illustration.
Garber liked his handiwork.
The militias' handiwork is evident.
Recognise some of that handiwork?
