Sentence examples for architecture's from inspiring English sources

This month it narrowly missed winning British architecture's most important bauble, the Stirling prize.

That's one reason why modern architecture's failed public spaces are looking quite good these days.

Tacky, impoverished space: that's a legacy bequeathed to us by architecture's glorious antimodern moment.

He likens the architecture's silvery swerve to a melting dumbbell, "and there's something Daliesque about it".

Music's gain was architecture's loss.

Architecture's roots in military fortifications.

That is architecture's "fatal attraction," he said.

Do say Unlocks architecture's psychosexual potential.

To him, architecture's social impact had its limits.

He won the Pritzker Prize, architecture's highest honor, in 1996.

Schindler was twentieth-century architecture's most romantic modernist.