Sentence examples for architecture beginning from inspiring English sources

It was also in Paris that he developed an interest in architecture, beginning with paintings of medieval architectural monuments, especially the great Gothic cathedrals.

In Renaissance architecture, beginning in Italy and spreading to France and England, pilasters were extremely popular on both interior and exterior walls.

A transformation can also been seen in the move to a more seaward-oriented religious architecture beginning in the 13th century.

Landscape architecture begins -- or does it end?

In some respects, it gets back to the way architecture began, where architects were craftsmen.

"Modern architecture began by copying the factory," he said".Le Corbusier talked about the home as a machine for living.

Roads were paved, and western engineering and architecture began to leave their traces on the city's streets and buildings.

Families stayed away, drug dealers roamed the boardwalk, absentee landlords neglected their properties and the architecture began to look dated.

He devoted his mornings to painting and sculpture; architecture began when he arrived at his office in the afternoons.

The oil boom of the second half of the twentieth century brought modern technology to Saudi Arabia, but the aesthetic refinement of classical Islamic architecture began to disappear.

Ban's experiments with paper-tube architecture began when he was designing exhibitions for a gallery in Tokyo in the mid-eighties.