Sentence examples for architectural kind from inspiring English sources

Shootings, events defined by immediate sightlines and ballistic trajectories, are an especially spatial and architectural kind of violence, and some ineffable part of their violence is to space itself — to the very airspace or geographical coördinates at which shots were fired or taken.

Fragments of maps, drawings, notations and vaguely biological and architectural images form a kind of visual diary, but the meaning is so subjective that no clear intention emerges.

Likewise the set for "Pinocchio," with its weird architectural appendage (a kind of meandering rectilinear duct or tunnel) has the same configuration as a sculpture Mr. McCarthy calls "Skull With a Tail".

Fat beams with big cracks, a tiled stove in the middle of the back wall — and not just some pint-sized wood-burner this, but a major architectural feature, the kind of behemoth a family of Russian peasants could have slept on.

His current project involves buying a castle to convert into an architectural project, a kind of museum.

As grand mansions like Hillbrook Estate, Penwood in Bedford and 1920's homes in Scarsdale are reduced to rubble to make way for McMansions, obscure, one-of-a-kind architectural items are available for those who enjoy the thrill of the hunt.

Two basic kinds of architectural articulation are found in Indian architecture: the southern Indian dravida and the northern Indian nagara.

His work is a kind of architectural guide".

It's all quite dazzling – a kind of architectural pop art.

That kind of architectural quality is often mistakenly associated with so-called "landmark" or "iconic" buildings.

"If not, perhaps there was another kind of architectural monument that would".