Sentence examples for architecture demands from inspiring English sources

Green architecture demands close collaboration between architects and engineers.

As the architecture demands, unlike the neighbourhood, it is not to be ignored.

Worst is the fitted carpet in the corridors, whose architecture demands something with a less domestic quality: it is like socks worn with a ballgown and its space-killing squishiness makes my flesh creep.

At the same time CC-NUMA based design architecture demands a deeper understanding and open vistas for key areas of improvement.

But Kipnis writes, "whenever a work of architecture demands close attention, close reading, its palette of effects cannot but change in character from the emotive to the intellectual, and it can no longer serve so easily the ends of power". So in its failure to estrange, Modernism could only side with power.

The digital mesh and smart machines require intense computing architecture demands to make them viable for organizations.

Here is an architect who could happily sit down one day with God to design refined and purposeful public buildings knitted into the fabric of old cities, and the next with the devil to design the wayward architecture demanded by ultra-capitalism.

More recently, Harries (1997) has proposed, as a counterweight to "sense of place", that the communal responsibilities of architecture demand a phenomenological grasp of a "sense of space" in which we freely move about.

Thus the frenzy of building gained momentum until the increasingly fantastical Baroque architecture demanded by these hedonistic patrons reached its zenith in the mid-18th century.

Multiple new players, in complex networks of policy influence, have challenged the constraints of existing aid architecture, demanding new understandings of global governance [ 6].

The rapid development of multi-layer architectures demands the preparation of well-defined interfaces between both compatible and incompatible materials.