Sentence examples for architectural scheme from inspiring English sources

In St . Louis where the architectural scheme was the same, what killed Pruitt-Igoe was not its bricks and mortar.

Confessionals often form part of the architectural scheme of the church, but they may be movable pieces of furniture.

These were given prominent positions in the palace's architectural scheme, clear evidence of the importance Federico and his circle attached to this subject matter.

New personnel joined the airport's management during construction and decided to change aspects of the original architectural scheme, which affected the signage, and to drop two important elements of his planned system.

A George II secretary and an Irish breakfront will flank an Italianesque architectural scheme painted in the mid-1600's by the Bruges master Jacob van Oost, the elder.

Their Very Own and Golden City (1965) is a fascinating account of a utopian architectural scheme bedevilled by realpolitik: ironically the visionary architects dream of a reinvigorated movement to be called "New Labour".

She was also inspired by Russian Constructivism, especially the graphics and the architectural schemes of El Lissitzky.

This brought together American firms, with their business plans and architectural schemes honed in Nevada, and enthusiastic Chinese punters.

Certainly, the chief French works surviving take the form of large groups, as in the Tonnerre "Entombment" (1450s), or of architectural schemes in which the decoration is clearly subordinate to the figures, as in Châteaudun, Castle Chapel (c. 1425).

The South African policy of apartheid led the Boer and English communities in Pretoria, for example, to exclude the majority of South African citizens from architectural schemes and to construct Edwardian and Neoclassical structures merged with the influences of Modernism.

Operating on a grand scale, boldly moving in on nature or man-made architectural schemes, he has the chutzpah to work his way with them, then walk away, leaving echoes in living minds and documents for the archives.