The phrase "artistic building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a building that has a creative or aesthetically pleasing design, often emphasizing artistic elements in its architecture.
Example: "The new museum is an artistic building that draws visitors from all over the city with its unique design and vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "creative architecture" or "aesthetic structure".
They wanted to eschew unnecessary reverence and the institutionalised "holiness" that too often surrounds artistic buildings.
Roaa Salem, an architecture student, had dreamed before the war of designing artistic buildings and, since the crisis began, of rebuilding her damaged country.
He told the BBC: "It's one of the great artistic buildings where art is made and art is learned.
At most performing-arts organizations the division between the artistic side (choosing artists, building programs, telling the executive director that you need more money) and the business side (fund-raising, managing budgets, telling the artistic director that there is no more money) is fairly clear.
"I have spent the past 25 years dedicated to exploring motion control as a new medium for artistic expression, building CNC art tools and kinetic sculpture that combine my love of art, science and education," he explains on his website.
How do you approach the careful balance of building artistic credibility but also commercial success for your artists?
The New York Times termed it an "artistic downtown office building" when it was completed in 1916.
Analysts can quibble with the total jobs indirectly generated by government policies, because economists have a great deal of artistic freedom when building their models.
The reasons behind the development of each were the same: a feeling of nationalistic pride at the final defeat of Kublai Khan's invasions, the desire of the people to find solace in literature amidst change and struggles for power, and the lack of wealth and patronage to channel artistic expression into building temples and tombs.
If the work is a sculpture, "work of artistic craftsmanship" or building, the author should also be named where "copies of a graphic work representing it or of a photograph of it" are shown to the public.
