Sentence examples for building characterised from inspiring English sources

For splendour, we started at the Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India, built by Shah Jahan (who later went on to build the Taj Mahal) - a huge, beautiful building characterised by perfectly proportioned domes, arches and minarets.

The different height between the Palace and the new museum was coped with by an underpass with exhibition space that leads into the new building, characterised by rooms with double height, in which vertical dizziness prevails, and where light penetrates through skylights studied for the purpose.

The interest continued, and in the late 18th and 19th century it became fashionable to build intact, replica castles in England, resulting in what A. Rowan has called the Norman style of new castle building, characterised by the inclusion of large keeps; the final replica keep to be built in this way was at Penrhyn between 1820 and 1840.

Several buildings characterised by different numbers of storeys, numbers of bracings in plan and by different bay spans are considered.

Black-and-white timber-framed buildings characterise the village, including the Grade II* listed Priest's House, now a NatWest bank.

The Grade II-listed former farmhouse, outbuildings and much of its 200 acres are now a hive of activity, a building site characterised by mud of Glastonbury proportions.

The building is characterised by high masonry walls with a thickness varying between 0.7 and 1.5 m and single glazed windows and exterior shutters.

These buildings are characterised by their high energy consumption compared to other building types as they rely intensively on mechanical HVAC systems due to the extreme weather conditions associated with the increase in height.

Baroque buildings were characterised by curves, domes, broken pediments and a gloriously inventive play on classical detailing.

Niemeyer's buildings are characterised by their levity, playfulness, and curves, which are all antithetical to brutalism.

His prose, for all its detailing of brand names and the exact heights of buildings, is characterised by imprecision.