The phrase "architecture to create a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the design or structure of a system, process, or project aimed at producing something specific.
Example: "The architecture to create a sustainable energy solution is essential for our future."
Alternatives: "framework for developing a" or "design for building a".
Ingeniously, someone had used the architecture to create a landscape, with stars appearing and constantly changing colors transforming the building.
Piecing together the history and architecture to create a basic understanding of why this project was successful; not as a new construction, but as an adaptive reuse.
In Boston, they hired Meejin Yoon and Eric Höweler, the principals of Höweler & Yoon Architecture, to create a series of separate rooms, including home offices and a mini recording studio for Mr. Davol.
He calls for an international summit on child marriage and reform of the international aid architecture to create a global fund capable of mobilising necessary resources, building partnerships and galvanising action.
The designer of the three-room lounge, David Touster, said he keyed off the Avalon's 1920s architecture to create a space "where both Lauren Conrad and Catherine Deneuve would feel comfortable".
We partnered with the research agency, Forensic Architecture, to create a virtual model of the crime scene and analyze how damage to the bomb's casing related to the debris it scattered.
In the past 20 years, residents painted more than 450 murals in the building and used the internal architecture to create an immersive experience.
"I'm more interested in the ability of architecture to create an ambience, to give the air a certain quality, with noise, pasty light, suspended dust or an unusual temperature".
I am not going to give any details except to say it promises to be just as powerful as her Turner-winning film The Woolworths Choir of 1979, which wove together modern history, eerie pop music and medieval church architecture to create an apocalyptic visual, aural and verbal poem.
The resort features colonial and traditional Thai architecture to create an epic royal aesthetic that stretches all the way to the secluded private villas towards the back.
Mr. Wang has likened architecture to creating a Chinese garden: it requires the ability to be flexible, to improvise and to solve unexpected problems.
