"artistic architecture" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a style or feature of a building or structure that showcases creativity and aesthetic appeal. Example: The church's intricate stained glass windows and elaborate carvings displayed the beauty of the artistic architecture that was prevalent during the Renaissance era.
Possessing a planar molecular structure with three-fold symmetry and three functional groups at the apexes [21 23], melamine tends to form different artistic architectures such as honeycomb network, rosette, and ribbon under ultra-high vacuum (UHV) or ambient condition [20, 24 28].
Its monumental-artistic architecture can only be explained by the function of linking up the kingdom of heaven with the empire beneath the ground.
Presented here is yet another exceedingly delightful, extensively explored irrational algebraic number (1+√5)/2≈1.61803398874989 called the golden ratio φ and its widespread occurrence in mathematics, specifically geometry, computational science, biology, artistic creations, architecture, nature and beyond.
In an effort to explore how this and other examples of postmodernism across the artistic spectrum — architecture, fashion, dance, pop music — have shaped 20th-century design and style, London's Victoria & Albert Museum (Cromwell Road; 44-20-7942-2000 44-20-7942-2000 44-20-7942-2000 44-20-7942-2000 and Subversion, 1970-1990," running from Sept. 24 to Jan. 15.
But The Times approved, calling it "an artistic type of architecture in the French Gothic style, thus preserving the present architectural features of the block," a reference to both the Vanderbilt house to the south and St. Thomas Church, north across 53rd Street.
A trio of illustrated talks by notable experts and authors in the fields of architecture, artistic design and decorative arts comes to Johns Hopkins Evergreen Museum & Libraryy over a series of Wednesdays beginning March 24.
A lesser, but for that reason not to be neglected, aspect of the thought of Ippolito Desideri is his perception and interpretation of Tibetan artistic phenomenology (including architecture), a lucid perception within the limits of his own formation, but certainly a passionate one, as in the case of all the other fields to which he applied himself.
A collection of articles written by lawyers and scholars in a variety of fields, Legal Stagings examines the many visual representations law has assumed across a multitude of scholarly disciplines and artistic genres, including architecture, theatre, cinema, literature, and journalism, as well as in courtroom art and portraiture.
The House Beautiful a series of illustrated talks by notable experts and authors in the fields of architecture, artistic design and decorative arts, presented by Johns Hopkins Evergreen Museum & Library returnss for a fifth season to the intimate, whimsical setting of the museum's Leon Bakst designed private theater, with lectures exploring the uses of nationalism in design.
Quayola is a visual artist whose work explores the patterns and geometries that lie inherent in music and artistic traditions like architecture and painting.
CaSa is an exciting location to visit within Oaxaca, for its dynamic artistic exchange, impeccable architecture, and respect for local traditions. .
