Sentence examples for architectural panorama from inspiring English sources

Its six blocks present an architectural panorama of 19th-century buildings.

Yet, unlike them constantly proposing new identities and paradigms, seeking positive design solutions Nio has reacted to the flattened architectural panorama in a less assertive way, and has sought to explain his peculiar design approach by introducing the notion of sovereignty: The opposite to identity is not genericness but sovereignty.

And if your panorama is of a mountainscape instead of an architectural scene like Stanford's old quad, you may never notice the distortions.

The design treats deconstruction as only the most recent view in an unfolding panorama of architectural history.

The church Peter led was, when he arrived on campus, not just an architectural contradiction against a panorama of libraries, lecture halls, and administrative buildings; it was a social and spiritual contradiction in one of America's premier bastions of secular liberalism.

Mr. Aggarwala said the end product would be similar to "The Panorama," the 9,335-square-foot 9,335-square-foot 9,335-square-footthe Queens Museum of architectural

Panorama Sector possesses 53 architectural groups, 34 of which are in the periphery, together with a causeway.

The free-standing pavilion stands across a four-lane road from the museum's 1912 Neoclassical main building, which holds a fine if not very deep collection of mostly Western art -- including "The Architect's Dream," Thomas Cole's famous 1840 panorama on the history of architectural styles -- and a 1992 classroom wing by Frank Gehry.

"Some are portraying flowers and fruit, but no scenics with a great deal of detail". His heart and head quicken to seascapes as well as to urban architectural landscapes that he transforms into lilting panoramas.

He gives guided tours of Tbilisi's architectural treasures and is busy supporting ongoing protests against the Panorama Tbilisi project.

Damon Rich designed an architectural model to represent home foreclosures in New York City based on a panorama of the city from the 1964 World's Fair.