Unmetamorphosed limestones showing interesting colour contrasts or fossil remains are used extensively for architectural purposes.
Mulpuri told Forbes magazine that about 25bn square feet of glass a year are used for architectural purposes and even if only a portion of that market switches to dynamic glass that ultimately results in a market size of $100bn.
The mortar block was very light (white) in colour compared to other blocks and are ideal for architectural purposes.
The challenges now we find them in improving display properties and the development of lighting devices for interior spaces and architectural purposes among other developments.
With the use of software originally designed for architectural purposes, the exact percentage of a glenoid defect was measured on three-dimensional computed tomography images.
In a multistory building frame, stiff reinforced concrete (RC) infill walls may be terminated above the first story for architectural purposes, which may create a soft-first-story structure.
Architects have been searching for answers from nature to their complex questions about different kinds of structures, and they have mimicked a lot of forms from nature to create better and more efficient structures for different architectural purposes.
A giant student dorm serves as a shining example of "cargotecture," the growing application of discarded steel shipping containers to serve architectural purposes around the globe.
And while for architectural purposes the tortoise analogy works, in practice, the hut has none of the tortoise's inherently sealed structure isolating the animal inside the shell.
