Sentence examples for architectural perfection from inspiring English sources

The moment of architectural perfection, when a building is officially completed, was of little interest to her.

Our meal starts with winkles to wiggle out of inky shells and dab into mellow, scarlet cabbage vinegar, and finishes with a dense chestnut and chocolate tart of architectural perfection.

She lived for a few years with her three children and husband (from whom she is now divorced) in a temple to architectural perfection, a trophy penthouse apartment designed by Rogers Marvel Architects above a former music hall on East Fifth Street.

Compounding the architectural perfection of the shoe itself was the pose of Miss Knipe's feet: one wedged heel was placed flat on the ground, the other swung back slightly, the tips of the toes of that foot delicately brushed the ground..

Also in line with Vitruvian thought, Wolff proposes that, to attain the sort of harmony that yields architectural perfection, architects deploy special disciplinary knowledge developed out of experience with construction.

However, Athens must have the missing sculptures of the Parthenon in order to complete the harmonious whole of a temple that is the apotheosis of architectural perfection.

For classical architects, the term Palladian stands for a vocabulary of architectural forms embodying perfection and beauty.

It is a reminder that Mr. Gehry's courage as an architect has stemmed in part from his distaste for perfection, for architectural purity — which in his mind comes perilously close to oppression.

Perfect ballets demand perfection.

While their counterparts in Architectural Digest project studied extravagance and a high-gloss perfection, the homes in "Cribs" are not all lavish or even large.

He is widely known for a very analog and unwieldy reverse-painting technique where he gets the best of two worlds -- gesture and perfection, as raw color and line assume a glossy, architectural surface.