Sentence examples for architectural star from inspiring English sources

It's time to start putting this architectural star power to concrete use.

The 120,000-seat stadium, architectural star of Leni Riefenstahl's bombastic documentary Olympia, remains deeply impressive today.

(The agency offices, just down the street from the house, were designed from 1988 to 1992 by another French architectural star, the Pritzker winner Jean Nouvel).

Everyone loves a good rivalry, and in this case the competition has pitted one fancy New York City address against another: The mighty 15 Central Park West, a relatively new architectural star, and the Plaza Hotel Residences, which come with the white-glove cachet of being located at the century-old Plaza.

Its block has become a stop on architectural star maps: there is No. 25, a nine-unit building with a chipped limestone finish, by BKSK Architects, and No. 48, a 17-unit structure by Deborah Berke and Partners Architects, whose windows slant outward.

So did a rising architectural star named Irving Gill.

Unlike most other architectural stars, Piano has no signature style.

The 1983 sets for tea, coffee, cream and sugar embodied the stylized neoclassical vocabulary championed by the architectural stars of the day.

Rival architectural stars were hired, each for a particular building, but also to collaborate on the whole, as if something so magisterial in conception could only be created by committee.

The city has enjoyed a renaissance over the past 20 years, anchored by the 1983 designation of its 60-acre art district, the largest in the nation and a magnet for such artists and architectural stars as I.M. Pei, Frank Lloyd Wright, Henry Moore and Philip Johnson, creator of the JFK "empty tomb" memorial.

A walk up Crosby Street starts at Howard Street -- the sides of Crosby frame Con Edison's 14th Street tower-beacon, an architectural North Star 16 blocks uptown.