Sentence examples for bold architectural from inspiring English sources

Just across the aisle the dealer and interior designer Chahan is exhibiting two bold, architectural ceramic sculptures by Peter Lane.

The plans calls for Manhattan-like square blocks of high density towers, offset by bold architectural statements.

While new hotels in the Middle East are making bold architectural statements, European hotels seem to be slipping into older buildings unobtrusively.

But this is not the bold architectural statement that might have justified the destruction of an important piece of New York history.

Mr. Borochov said he believes their work has heavily influenced his philosophy of innovation: "I like the idea of industrial design and building, and that's why my pieces are very bold, architectural and in-your-face".

Instead, there were clean, bold architectural gestures: a compass sweep to trace the exaggerated roundness of jodhpur pants; a cumulus of full skirt; perforated suede to prove the house skill with leather.

It's a city of bold, sudden architectural contrasts, in which two or three blocks collapse two or three centuries.

Doubles from €75 B&B, +351 963 807 180, casadepomarchao.com Bouça d'Arques is a 300-year-old manor house surrounded by vineyards that's been enlarged with a few bold, tasteful architectural additions in iron, glass and concrete.

We're big fans of bold and daring architectural design concepts be they futuristic elevators to space or a floating cloud structures designed for traveling the world but this new skyrise concept from Mexican architecture studio DCPP Arquitectos is certainly one that will appeal to the daredevils among us.

In the event, nothing came of the project; those who commission skyscrapers tend to want a big, bold statement, not the architectural equivalent of macrame.

A full-floor condominium at One York, the glassy 21st-century tower that uses a pair of 19th-century TriBeCa loft buildings as its base and launching pad — the Mexican "starchitect" Enrique Norten's bold interpretation of an architectural mash-up — sold for $19.5 million and was the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.