Sentence examples for architectural planes from inspiring English sources

No architectural planes stand alone, of course; they always intersect other planes.

The shapes are harder to read too, without the facial expressions and architectural planes that anchor the earlier works.

The National Gallery of Art presents Charles Sheeler's no-nonsense yet melancholic images of factories, mills and skyscrapers (including "Architectural Planes," above), and highlights the versatility of a career that encompassed painting, drawing, photography and film.

The maths underlying its construction, and the shapes it makes, have a direct correlation in the way Xenakis uses the instruments of the orchestra in Metastasis, organising the entries of the instruments, and the pitches they play, according to the working-out of mathematical and statistical formulae, translating the space of architectural planes into musical time.

To present and analyze for the first time the oldest architectural planes (1620) of San Luis Potosi, which have hitherto remained unpublished.

Finally, this paper analyzes the applicability of solar water heating systems integrated design in typical high-rise apartments from various aspects (such as architectural elevation, architectural plane and detailed construction) in the planning and designing phase.

In the Willow Cabin Theater Company's production at the Blue Heron, Michelle Malavet's set is modeled on the architectural lines and planes Hopper loved, and with varying success, Nicole Pearce evokes his lighting.

The simplest architectural element is a plane, the flat, two-dimensional surface that limits masses and spaces.

And he is bringing together all these disparate characters and architectural references into the plane of the drawing.

The exhibition features Seamless Transitions, a virtual simulation of three spaces of immigration judgment, detention and deportation in the United Kingdom, created by Bridle and leading architectural visualization firm Picture Plane.

On 400 varnished pages, pictures by the architectural photographer Alexander Vertikoff reveal multistory planes of windows with diamond-shaped colored panes, smudgy frescoes of jungles and ziggurat-shaped newel posts.