Sentence examples for architectural minds from inspiring English sources

Great architectural minds seldom think alike.

Mr. Weber's book is a bit weak on architectural insights, and he likes to dwell on salacious details (repeated references to masturbation and visits to brothels), but he helps round out our understanding of one of the greatest architectural minds of any era.

On the program is Timothy Hill, one of Australia's most prolific architectural minds, Natalie Isaacs, founder and CEO of 1 Million Women, and Paul Gorrie: the Victoria State Coordinator of SEED, Australia's first Indigenous youth climate network.

This architectural mind-boggler connects two nature parks with a curvy, twisty formation seamlessly woven from yellow balau wood and massive steel ribs.

Mr. and Mrs. Guinness envisioned their group as a guardian of the nation's architectural heritage, never mind that neither had formal training in architecture, Irish or otherwise.

In Brasília, a city that rose out of a savanna in the span of four years, he created at least a half dozen architectural masterpieces — a mind-boggling accomplishment by today's standards.

"Things are looking up now, so highbrow subjects can be appreciated again," said Alexandra d'Arnoux, the editor of AD, the new French Architectural Digest featuring mind-expanding eye candy like furniture by the 1920's designer Paul Iribe and a futuristic villa in Palm Beach.

And, returning to that cruise, the city lined its river banks – and most of its streets, to be honest – during the whole of the 20th century and beyond with architectural gems of mind-boggling variety: contextualist, neoclassical, beaux-arts, modernist….

Douglas, a tennis star who also played football for Stanford before settling into real estate, built his Stone Canyon home with the concept of classic architectural style in mind.

In its visual sumptuousness and oblique sociology, Mr. Polidori's architectural photography calls to mind photographers like Andreas Gursky or Thomas Struth.

The overall architectural strategy brings to mind some of the ideas that inspired Baron Haussmann's 19th-century vision of Paris: tear new channels through the urban fabric, unclog blocked arteries, create new sites for public spectacle.