Sentence examples for architecture in itself from inspiring English sources

The huge Heizer piece, which just opened near the northwestern corner of the museum, is the latest of several indications that Govan is seeking to transform the character of the LACMA campus not with architecture in itself but with massive artworks that operate at an architectural scale.

ARCHITECTURE in itself cannot defy infirmity or death.

But he realizes that architecture, in itself, might not be enough to make those changes happen.

Architecture in itself is not an act of politics, but it can form — or make physical or real — the ideas that we have for society and politics.

"This had to be great architecture in itself," he said, designed both to "revitalize that area of the campus" and "integrate with the surrounding communities".

The idealism of the '60s extended to the notion that architecture in itself could engender meaningful social change, a belief now long out of circulation and perhaps never more so than at a time when the city's civic leaders view development largely as bait for luring foreign capital.

Materials and artists were drawn from all the lands ruled by the great king, and thus tastes, styles, and motifs became mixed together in an eclectic art and architecture that in itself mirrored the empire and the Persians' understanding of how that empire ought to function.

The findings suggest that recent trends in financial development policies that indiscriminately prescribe market-oriented financial-system architecture to emerging and transition economies might be misguided because suitable financial architecture, in and of itself, could be a source of value.

Hadoop is not an architecture in and of itself, as is commonly believed.

Architecture isn't in itself a cause of corporate decline — that notion is ridiculous — but overbearing buildings can sometimes be a symptom of companies losing touch with reality, and this problem will manifest itself in other ways.

Architecture isn't in itself a cause of corporate decline that notion is ridiculous but overbearing buildings can sometimes be a symptom of companies losing touch with reality, and this problem will manifest itself in other ways.