Sentence examples for architectural opportunities from inspiring English sources

The style did not significantly increase the range of architectural opportunities.

Architectural opportunities, a national tax – these things are discussed even as people wonder where and how the money will come, and others plan to leave the city for good.

Taking full advantage of its varied waterfronts, Hammerby Sjostad is marked by parks, quays, walkways and marshes providing a diverse assortment of architectural opportunities taking advantage of waterfront views and facilities.

And maybe we should see a dreadful visitation like 9/11 as an architectural opportunity.

It was a huge architectural opportunity to regenerate a large part of central Berlin, which has been completely wasted.

Wherever he had a real architectural opportunity, as in the style and placing of the balconies, he has done the job handsomely.

Protecting the country from storms and floods isn't treated here merely as a burden or a political football but as an economic and architectural opportunity.

In winning the commission to construct the new capital, Lutyens was presented with the biggest architectural opportunity offered to any British architect since his hero Sir Christopher Wren set about rebuilding London after the Great Fire.

It was added as a result of the architect's persuasive arguments that it would provide a symbolic focus for the building, and while it bears out this belief, it has also provided an irrestible architectural opportunity.

However, among the summer games, London's immediate predecessors, Beijing in 2008 and Athens in 2004, together take the prize for failure and lost architectural opportunity and hint at Sochi's fate.

It emphasises preventative, aspirational and normative options rather than the nitty-gritty "architectural" problems and opportunities.