Sentence examples for architectural outlines from inspiring English sources

In a rather meta-architectural moment, a video screen (or projection) shows Maher's hands drawing up rough architectural outlines for A Second Home.

In May 1771 the Board finally resolved to accept the proposals for the construction of a new hospital building, following closely the administrative and architectural outlines of the 1758 plan.

Six plans closely follow Mr. Libeskind's architectural outline, which calls for a museum wing bridging over the footprint of the north tower and another wing cantilevered over the footprint of the south tower.

Vigeland was also responsible for the design and architectural outline of the park - a monumental artistic creation with a human message that is well worth seeing.

And at Gucci there were so many flapper numbers, their architectural patterns outlined in black and gold, that the show was a study in Jazz Age opulence.

This paper presents two candidate uses for the concept, describes its capabilities and unique architectural properties, and outlines challenges to overcome for successful development of SensorWeb architectures.

Below, we describe the implementation of the infrastructure, outline architectural choices and strategic decisions made when implementing UPPNEX and follow up with current activities and lessons learned.

Setting the Hall's extension in the context of post-World War II Britain and a rapidly expanding Institute, it details the practicalities associated with the rebuilding; it also outlines the architectural climate of the times and reveals the architect's design ideas and use of architectural metaphors and iconography for status building and related purposes.

At age 15 he was apprenticed to several Aachen architects for whom he sketched outlines of architectural ornaments, which the plasterers would then form into stucco building decorations.

This paper outlines the architectural design, programmer's model and instruction set of a microprocessor, which adopts a novel approach to network data.

This paper outlines an architectural framework and methodology to collect Big Data from an electronic Word-of-Mouth (eWOM) website containing user-generated content.