Returning to England after a year, he found an architectural profession in stylistic disarray.
Also in support of the identification of Tula as the Toltec capital are the architectural characteristics and stylistic features of the sculpture of a large site in northern Yucatán called Chichén Itzá.
"Flecha" (Arrow) is a highly stylistic, architectural work for one woman and two men with piano and cello music by Spanish composer Elisenda de Fabregas.
The little-known facts concerning features of a shaping of architectural forms in neogothic stylistic of the XIX century are considered.
Beginning in the 1920s and the publications of André Grabar, however, the church and its art have been usually dated to the 14th century based on stylistic and architectural similarities to other works of that period.
Ready criteria for identifying object instances in architecture include historical, environmental, stylistic, and formal features all of which may be read as signaling intentions to design particular, self-contained architectural objects.
The house in question, with stylistic elements reminiscent of both architectural eras but clearly belonging to neither, was built as part of a subdivision in 1996.
A common interpretation says that forms proper to architecture can be chosen off a stylistic menu (or combination of menus), leaving architects great latitude while upholding the possibility of contrasting, non-architectural forms (this is difficult to square, however, with some experimental architecture).
A second perspectivalist feature of native architectural theories is that they connect explanatory frameworks with stylistic commitments that bear attendant baggage.
Adding to the sphere's significance was its common use on every Manueline-influenced architectural work, where it is one of the major stylistic elements, as seen on the Jerónimos Monastery and Belém Tower.
