Sentence examples for architectural wisdom from inspiring English sources
Or was it a kind of architectural wisdom or perspective earned over time?
The New Architectural Wisdom of Airports: Ikea, iPads, And Ice Skating Rinks.
It turns out that the very architectural traits that conventional wisdom said made tower-in-the-park projects like Pruitt-Igoe inhumane actually make these buildings ideal for retirees: the elevators (so long as they work) and communal spaces, the enclosed green areas where it's possible to walk safely, the openness and in-house programs.
Providing kids with an exciting outside-the-box architectural environment, liberated from conventional wisdom and paradigms, could in fact be a great long-term investment in the future of this same environment.
Withers summons the wisdom of the Swiss architectural historian Sigfried Giedion, who saw society's attitude to bathing as a litmus test of its attitude to human relaxation.
Lahore is now not just about architectural marvels, but also about sharing the wisdom of books.
For example, utilizing the wisdom of nature in buildings, architectural innovations using bionic functions have been created based on the favorable natural ventilation system found in termite mounds.
Indeed, a central goal of architectural education is structured imparting of collective wisdom as to how to best classify architectural objects and, relatedly, what the markers of appreciation have looked like, or should look like as well as how they articulate with practical knowledge.
Your article transported me back to 1959, when as a recent architecture school graduate I questioned the wisdom of the proposed plan for Lincoln Center in a letter to the Architectural Record.
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