Sentence examples for bands of windows from inspiring English sources

Then again, those sweeping bands of windows also look a bit like a musical score.

But One Morton Square, a full-block high-rise rental-and-condo development with long bands of windows, built by J. D. Carlisle in 2004, is more emblematic of what has gone up recently.

He also designed the Hochzeitsturm (1907; Marriage Tower) at Darmstadt, which had rounded, fingerlike projections on its roof suggestive of Art Nouveau but also had bands of windows denoting a distinctly modern trend.

The original house, a white box wrapped with narrow bands of windows, burned down in 1963, and an updated version, built three years later, is what awaits visitors today.

In 1891 Burnham & Root built the brooding 16-story Monadnock Building, a pioneering skyscraper, and in 1899 Sullivan, in the Carson Pirie Scott & Company store, frankly expressed the revolutionary steel grid in bands of windows that became a Chicago School trademark.

The façade is clad with 33,000 m² Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt Travertine marble, punctuated in bands of windows decreasing in height with each storey.

The cut is a more confident gesture — until it reaches the top, where it dissolves into a band of windows.

The facade is organized in a standard three-part arrangement, with a canted wall of white fritted glass set on a limestone base and topped by a recessed band of windows.

The main gallery, which contains three Roy Lichtensteins, two Andy Warhols, and a Philip Guston, among other works, has a six-foot-high band of windows along one side, running down to the floor and looking out to the reflecting pool; midway in this complex space, a monumental staircase descends to a lower level, turning the end of the gallery into a double-height space top-lit by a skylight.

Mac-heads, however, like the entire freaking CrunchGear team, have already visited Apple's re-education headquarters deep in the wilds of Washington state where we were branded with the little splat key symbol on a very tender and delicate place and forced to "Think Different" by recreating the Milgram experiments on a band of Windows fanbois.

It has a continuous band of windows.