Sentence examples for architectural mix from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood is an architectural mix, with a number of smaller bungalows from the 1930s and '40s alongside newer town houses like this one.

The properties on neighboring blocks are an architectural mix, with older Queen Annes alongside low-rise brick apartment buildings and larger new condo buildings.

In 1981, men were permitted to live in the hotel, whose design is an eclectic architectural mix drawing mostly from the Renaissance and Neo-Gothic styles.

Now the neighborhood has the highest concentration of restaurants and clubs in the city and is an architectural mix of converted industrial spaces, hotels and high-rises.

A number of the facades -- some Federal style, some Georgian, most an architectural mix -- have been restored, and others seem battered, although traces of rich details are plentiful.

But it will never again have the charming architectural mix of Arts and Crafts, Art Deco and Swiss Chalet, nor will it ever feel like the last vestige of the original Chez Panisse.

"It's an architectural mix-up of Elizabethan, Jacobean and William & Mary.

An early welded-steel sculpture by David Smith, "Structure of Arches" (1939), makes a formidable showing -- a rough, tough semi-architectural mix of forms that also has the presence of a creature.

The book, formatted in the manner of an historical architectural treatise, mixes fact and fiction to imagine a counterfactual history of—or depending on one’s perspective, a speculative future for—the American Dream.

Practice Fusion is based in a beautiful art deco style building that used to house NBC's West Coast headquarters back in the mid 20th century, so there are a lot of nice older architectural elements mixing in with the more modern tech vibe of the company.

"Back then, I had to deal with different architectural styles, mixing and matching several layers and structures," Al-Bluwi tells The Creators Project.