The phrase "articulate the building" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of clearly describing or explaining the building, but the word "articulate" is typically used in reference to speech or expression rather than physical structures.
Example: "In her presentation, she failed to articulate the building's unique architectural features."
Alternatives: "describe the building" or "explain the building".
Architecture as measured structure, appealing to models and rules of composition, responds to architecture as instrument with functions, differentiated as first, or denoted, which articulates the building to usages, and second, or connoted, which articulates to distinctive values of cultural system.
In losing their mimetic character, the details of the Greek orders acquired a new function; they served to articulate or unify the building visually, organizing it into a series of coordinated visual units that could be comprehended as an integrated whole, rather than as a collection of isolated units.
The building is articulated as two masses joined on the axis.
Such manipulation serves a double-function: articulating the present program of the building, while leaving behind a trace of its layered history; establishing unspoken genealogies between an aesthetics of worship and the cultural heritage of Harlem's streets.
This study proposes that the impact of the built environment on the natural environment can be mediated by adopting a sustainable approach to building material selection and specification, particularly when articulated at the design stage of the building process.
That is that startups need to articulate the components of their business model, get of the building and test them in front of customers as early as possible.
As the building blocks of language, they let us articulate our experiences through a shared system of meaning-making.
I'd like to be part of the conversation that articulates the importance of building densely populated, mixed-use projects that incorporate public space.
A highly articulated expanse of curvilinear contour, the roof would function as the building's main facade.
Aferiat: Our idea was to begin to articulate the masses through the addition of color on the outside of the building.
