Sentence examples for architectural members from inspiring English sources

The doorway of this temple has low reliefs on its architectural members.

The lightweight aggregate cellular concrete containing an adequate amount of air entraining agent was shown to have excellent characteristics including very-high workability, low density and proper strength, and it can be applied in architectural members with high acoustic shielding and thermal insulating properties.

Pinnacle, in architecture, vertical ornament of pyramidal or conical shape, crowning a buttress, spire, or other architectural member.

Amidst the incoming critical salvos aimed at the newly opened -- if long-delayed -- 9/11 Memorial Museum in downtown Manhattan (and still no word from most of those writers, whose outlets accord them final say...), there remain invisible and under-known architectural cast members and details that merit attention.

Mr. Mocco hired 10 architectural firms, whose members sat with city planners and community representatives in a series of "charrettes" — open-ended working sessions to generate ideas and drawings — and produced plans employing a diverse "vernacular," as the architects say.

The Pelham Preservation and Garden Society, a six-year-old venture, sees its mission as partly architectural in nature; members recently restored a hundred-year-old gateway into the Pelhamwood section of the village and have started a plaque program to designate historic homes.

We observed that most of the anomalous code elements related to architectural problems are members of one or more agglomerations.

Some code anomalies related to architectural problems are member of more than one agglomeration.

The study concludes that design values and perceptions of architecture as read by members of the architectural profession do not tally with those of the public.

The proposals were evaluated by a jury of MoMA curators and staff members and architectural professionals.

Like the New York center, the Boston center is renovating its space after holding an architectural competition among its members.