Sentence examples for architecture installations from inspiring English sources
The event will feature a number of avant-garde landscape architecture installations, including a netted structure that suspends people above aromatic plants and sculptures like "Oursins," above, which look like bursts of exploding wooden boards.
Their most forward-thinking projects included multimedia architecture: installations that used still and moving image, as with their seven-screen film Glimpses Of The USA, originally shown in 1959 in a Buckminster Fuller dome in Moscow as part of the first USA-USSR cultural exchange.
Dazzling shimmer is a common effect, whether in Kira Lynn Harris's surprisingly effective less-is-more "Waterfall," a strip of silver Mylar lining a stairwell; Dianna Frid's obscure architecture installation; or Kristian Kozul's flamboyant mirrored and silver-gilt wheelchair, from his "Discoware" series.
This paper describes application architecture, installation and commissioning and operational experience from the recent campaigns of SST-1.
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If you were fortunate enough to be passing by this overgrown office space, you were looking at the work of Mike Moore and his Tres Birds workshop, an outdoor art and architecture installation called "Natural Systems Domination".
A new architectural installation from architecture and design studio Smith|Allen called Echoviren explores this relationship between man, machine and nature.
One of China's foremost digital artists, Aaajiao's work integrates architecture, art installations, and music.
A pioneer in breaking down the wall between architecture and installation art, Schwitters's work is equally admired by artists and architects.
"Even as a little girl," said Ms. Pozzi, 36, an Italian-trained architect whose work blurs the categories separating architecture and installation, "I always thought that if things were designed right, they could make people feel better".
A glimmer of an alternative is suggested by Mavericks: Breaking the Mould of British Architecture, an installation opening next week at the Royal Academy in London, with an accompanying book and programme of events.
