Sentence examples similar to avant-garde scheme from inspiring English sources
Echoing German-born principal Ole Scheeren's signature streamlined yet avant-garde aesthetic, the scheme shirks away from the hackneyed architectural form that dominates Vancouver's skyline (i.e. buildings with singular widths and depths).
From Buckminster Fuller's plans to encapsulate Manhattan beneath a hermetic bubble to the metabolist capsule towers of Tokyo and hippy communes in the deserts of California, it promises to be a colourful romp through the wild hopes, dreams and failures of the last avant-garde – and what lessons their bold schemes might still hold.
It would be difficult to catalogue all of Dean Blunt's schemes since 2009, when he released his earliest avant-garde EPs as part of the duo Hype Williams.
It's not as if playing standup beats in an avant-garde 60s band means you should automatically be in favour of more progressive tax schemes, after all.
Certification schemes for biofuel production, on the one hand, can be seen as an avant-garde initiative for a responsible production of agricultural goods.
(Now, that's avant-garde).
His sincerity is avant-garde.
"Beijing style is edgier, more avant-garde".
Nothing so avant-garde, I'm afraid.
