Sentence examples for architectural particularities from inspiring English sources

Their dancers spent plenty of time engaging with the crowd, yelling out one-liners and waving frantically, but there was no evidence that Ms. Gillen and Ms. Motley had spent any time considering the historical or architectural particularities of the space.

This period, lasting roughly from the late 1940s through to the mid-1970s, was characterized by rationalist approaches toward the ordering of urban space and was mediated by a set of planning and architectural principles seen as appropriate for universal application rather than allowing for the particularities of place.

Fiction thrives on physical particularities.

First, this course identifies particularities relative to structural analysis of heritage structures; it correlates the space and time (where and when the structure was built, used, upgraded, damaged, repaired), with construction materials, techniques, and contemporary architectural forms.

Of course societies have particularities.

Architectural illustration.

The purpose of those unravelled particularities?

But Pompeii has its own particularities.

Architectural billings fall.

(Architectural styles: "Non-applicable").

They are architectural explorers.