Sentence examples for architectural policy from inspiring English sources

"My concern is that government policy has been changed and it would seem to me that Prince Charles should not be allowed to hold undue influence over aspects of health policy and architectural policy where he has little experience".

Denmark published its first architectural policy in 2007, making it possibly the only place in the world with a country-wide architectural vision.

He had little affinity with the hedonistic young Hugh Grosvenor, 2nd Duke (grandson of the 1st), who Edwin Lutyens and others had persuaded to adopt a less rigid architectural policy.

Until that time the established institutional framework for spatial, urban and architectural planning policy was based on uniform provisions of the so-called planned economy.

The solution proposed in this paper is based on a clear architectural separation of policy specification, enforcement strategy and realization.

The analysis reveals how the recycling of the post office building enabled multiple meanings of culture to emerge and circulate within a range of policy, architectural, urban regeneration, real estate and media discourses.

What explains the existence of the Great Wall is the architectural and defense policies of classical China; what explains the existence of Hillary Rodham Clinton is Mr and Mrs Rodham.

Architectural models, service policies, and redundancies are attributes for defining and evaluating the overall operation of such systems.

The eagle is a replica of one from the original Pennsylvania Station (the last of 20); it currently sits in front of Madison Square Garden, the station's former site, making its own points about misguided public policy and architectural catastrophe.

But the city's transformation established roots before Mr. Fajardo took office, in thoughtful planning guidelines, amnesties and antiterrorism programs, community-based initiatives by Germany and the United Nations and a Colombian national policy mandating architectural interventions as a means to attack poverty and crime.

The aim of this paper is to investigate the relationship between entry qualifications and the performance of architecture students in Nigerian Polytechnics with a view to determining the relevance of current admission policy to architectural education in Nigeria.