Sentence examples for architecture serving from inspiring English sources

The winners of the latest Aga Khan Award for Architecture -- which grants prizes every three years for the best architecture serving Muslim communities -- were announced in India last week.

This review focuses on the potential for oxidative stress within the cerebrovascular architecture serving as a modulator of neurodegeneration in a variety of pathological settings.

For example, the Non-Profit Firm MASS (Model of Architecture Serving Society Design Groupp, founded in 2008 by Michael Murphy and five classmates of the Harvard Graduate School of Design, sees its clients as traditionally "underserved communities".

A resort clearly revealed its place in the market when the hotels lacked architectural distinction (or even anything that could fairly be termed architecture), served buffet-only meals and covered their lobby walls with information on the movements of the local reps of mass-market tour operators.

In a 1928 article for The Architectural Record, Kahn wrote of the importance of making sure that architecture served the real estate engine that made it go, even if it "raises the brow of the aesthete at something which smacks of the commercial".

What cultural value, apart from design, will the architecture serve?

Lorna Simpson says, "He's very keen on the way architecture serves the people in it".

For Mr. Romberg the functional methods of architecture serve as a container for his conceptual investigations.

The surviving abbey nave, a fine example of massive Norman architecture, served as a parish church until 1821.

This extension of illusionistic principles to the elements surrounding a picture anticipates Mantegna's San Zeno altarpiece, where the carved half columns of the frame abut the painted piers (vertical members) on the front plane of the picture space, so that the frame architecture serves as the exterior of the temple-pavilion architecture depicted in the painting.

This first architecture serves as a core unit for the next two architectures.