Sentence examples for architectural programme from inspiring English sources
'architectural programme' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a particular type of building plan. For example, "The building is designed in accordance with the architectural programme."
"There is nothing more boring in the world than exhibiting architectural models," says Serpentine co-director Hans-Ulrich Obrist – his "group show" testing what direction the gallery's architectural programme might take next.
A television crew working on an architectural programme locates the monster in Westminster Abbey, and Quatermass and troops of the British Army rush in to destroy it in the hour before it brings about doomsday.
Developing these eco-conscious environments even gives universities an opportunity to monitor the long term effects of living and working within sustainable buildings, suggests Dr Boris Ceranic, Programme Leader for BSc / MSc Architectural Programmes at the University of Derby.
These results suggest that architectural studio programmes can disadvantage students with particular learning styles.
Complete an architectural technology program.
The impact of a fruit tree's architecture on its performance is still under debate, especially with regard to the definition of varietal ideotypes and the selection of architectural traits in breeding programmes.
There is more than a whiff of François Mitterrand's grands projets still hanging in the air, and the light-headed architectural exuberance that his cultural programme sponsored, along with a strange feeling of deja vu.
This is the 16th Maggie's Centre, a programme begun by architectural theorist Charles Jencks and his wife Maggie Keswick, shortly before she died of cancer in 1995, to provide light and airy "homes from home" for cancer patients to receive a less clinical kind of care.
The average price of each school is expected to be £7m less than under the previous government's £55bn Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme, which won architectural awards but was cancelled in 2010 by the education secretary, Michael Gove, amid criticism of soaring costs and delays.
Architectural curricula and studio design programmes are typically written with concerns for theoretical and professional training in mind without attending to ways in which a particular problem may privilege some students.
Historic Building Information Modelling HBIMM) is a novel prototype library of parametric objects, based on historic architectural data and a system of cross platform programmes for mapping parametric objects onto point cloud and image survey data.
