Sentence examples for architectural principles from inspiring English sources

Scruton, 71, a philosopher of aesthetics, is a vocal enemy of modern architecture and author of The Classical Vernacular: Architectural Principles in an Age of Nihilism (as well as I Drink Therefore I Am: A Philosopher's Guide to Wine).

The fact that LdcI RavA complex and eukaryotic vesicle coats have certain architectural principles in common is striking, because the LdcI RavA architecture is remarkably different from all AAA+ ATPase assemblies described so far.

The collection provides an intriguing record of historically significant architecture, as well as insights into how the English incorporated ancient architectural principles into their buildings.

Spread over 154-hectares, it reflects the Prince's architectural principles.

He also took a famous series pictures of Mr. Wright demonstrating architectural principles with his hands.

Golosov's most famous construction, the Zuyev Club, shows a skillful combination of Suprematist principles with the architectural principles of Constructivism.

Hawksmoor knew medieval and Classical architectural principles, and he worked from them in imaginative and idiosyncratic ways.

The hostel has 106 rooms for up to 354 occupants, but although the population echoes the past, the architectural principles are somewhat different.

Laboratory buildings had been designed this way for decades; Kahn elevated this practical feature into an architectural principle.

The idea of an emotional architecture is not a new one; it has long been the counterbalance to another fundamental architectural principle, that of "rational" space.

Then we proceed through souls and intellects, and through the things which in this ascent loose multiplicity and acquire unity until we reach the Absolute One (al-wahid al-mutlaq), the architectural principle of everything and the supreme intelligible which makes the world be, preserves its existence, and orders it.