Sentence examples for architecture stand from inspiring English sources

In this gritty neighborhood, art and architecture stand in for nature.

He's seen manning a "Lego Architecture" stand in the children's play area of a cruise ship, showing awed kids how to build their own CCTV Headquarters.

The new structures, pastel homes designed to evoke traditional New Orleans architecture, stand in stark contrast to their barracks-style brick predecessors.

Now where does Spanish architecture stand in this evolution and at this very moment?

Innovative technology firms, well-versed in the challenges of the developing world's financial trust architecture, stand to revolutionize the way money is sent and lent globally.

Classic insights on pastiche, nostalgia, and architecture stand alongside essays on the status of history, theory, Marxism, and the subject in an age propelled by finance capital and endless spectacle.

"Sejima and Nishizawa's architecture stands in direct contrast with the bombastic and rhetorical.

Two strips of landscaped parks form Riga's centre, and what's billed as Europe's finest art nouveau architecture stands around.

It harks back to a time when expressive form in architecture stood for exuberance and generosity, not a failure to economize.

The red sandstone mausoleum of the emperor Shēr Shah of Sūr (reigned 1540 45) of the Sūr dynasty, an excellent example of Pashtun (Pathan) architecture, stands in the middle of an artificial lake.

Following Thomson's legacy around Glasgow is an excellent way to see the city in its prosperous Victorian heyday, particularly since much of its 19th-century architecture stands intact today.