Sentence examples for architectural unity from inspiring English sources

The complex thus constitutes an architectural unity, which arose from a patriarchal society in which families fearfully gathered around their clan chief.

"It was integrated as part of a whole with the same principles of architectural unity, prioritising pedestrians and proximity to the sea".

He praised the contrasting brick colors, the "architectural unity" of the group and the "affectionate care" McKim, Mead & White had given such a modest commission.

For example, the central Districts 5, 6 and 7 have preserved their architectural unity, including the Opera House on glossy Andrassy Boulevard, part of a Unesco World Heritage site.

Its buildings were pastiches of Classical and Modern motifs, and the lack of architectural unity from one to the next was only underscored by their uniform cladding in Italian travertine.

But Hvar has arisen many times, and it now displays an architectural unity: no high-rises mar the lines the houses of gray and white stone make, and the old marble cobbles glisten in the streets.

Back when schoolhouses were little and red, college campuses were built according to common architectural themes and unity of design.

Above all, these exhibitions point toward a fundamental unity of architectural forms and the history of ideas.

The German aesthete Count Harry Kessler plotted to build a Nietzsche memorial in Weimar with a stadium, a temple and a statue; it would, he hoped, effect "the transposition of the personality of Nietzsche into a grand architectural formula" expressing "the unity of lightness, of joy and of power".

The relatively short period of occupation at Mixco Viejo (Jilotepeque Viejo) led to an unusual unity of architectural styles for a Mesoamerican city.

I like their architectural quality.