Sentence examples for architectural house from inspiring English sources
The house would become a dual story -- of their search for an architectural house and Mr. Mayne's search for architecture.
Her introduction to the 1980 reprint of Davis's Rural Residences, the first American pattern book of architectural house plans, was hailed by the Journal of Architectural Historians as "a herculean task" prepared by "a scholar known to every historian of American architecture".
The 1,397 square foot architectural house features a woodburning fireplace, a renovated kitchen with updated appliances, and an open floor plan that lets in plenty of light.
Unlike Athens, which became a symbol of civic procrastination in 2004, Beijing made sure its architectural house was in order with nearly a year to spare.
His son, Wallace Neff, said that the house "reeks of beauty, charm and elegance". Pitt is a lover of architectural houses and owns a Craftsman-style compound in Los Feliz, although he and Aniston have been living in her house in the Hollywood Hills.
The new building, designed by Bailey in collaboration with the architectural firm Gensler, houses eight floors of design studios, showrooms, and executive offices arranged around two light-filled atriums.
(You have to spend before you save, the thinking apparently went). The new building, designed by Bailey in collaboration with the architectural firm Gensler, houses eight floors of design studios, showrooms, and executive offices arranged around two light-filled atriums.
The couple also designed the building to house their architectural firm, which is attached to the home but reached through a separate entrance.
He returned to Lvov and opened an architectural firm that designed houses.
Designed for 6-year-olds and up, it's a modernist architectural doll house with sliding transparent walls.
Compare it with, say, the Broad in Los Angeles, and you see the difference between a museum with an identity and a purpose and a collector's folly, warehoused in an architectural treasure house.
