Sentence examples for building the shape of from inspiring English sources
"What we suggest is that what this area is doing is building the shape of the words, even though we call it the visual word form area," he said.
Lecture notes in economics and mathematical systems, Springer, Berlin, 1979)] and [Jendo and Marks (Archives of Civil Engineering 30(19841984))] is based on decomposition into part-problems: optimization of internal partitions of the building, the shape of building, heat sources, and finally adequate co-ordination of solutions.
Each house, the material of each building, the shape of each street, the sense of the space, the architectural details, they all complemented each other.
Each house, the material of each building, the shape of each street, the sense of the space, the architectural details: They all complemented one another.
By building the shapes of landscape features with fractals from the Latin for fractured, the kind of mathematical shapes whose rough edges can mimic a great deal many of the irregularities found in nature – they would be able to generate a natural-looking landscape.
I felt like changing my way of working — building the shape by the color.
It is one of his more restrained plans, from a series that saw attempts to transform Barnsley into a Tuscan hill town with a floating halo, flood Bradford town centre with a lake, and scatter Middlesbrough's docks with giant toy buildings the shape of Rubik's cubes, teddy bears and Marge Simpson's hair.
Among the unique buildings Eric Owen Moss Architects and Samitaur Constructs have created together are an office building in the shape of a beehive and an observation tower that looks like the bent leg of an armored medieval knight.
Then, a canted, glass-and-stainless-steel building, in the shape of a parallelogram, radicalizes the streetscape.
Margate City is known for Lucy, the Margate Elephant (built 1881), a six-story building in the shape of an elephant.
The South Barrow was raised on top of the floor of a 36-by-33-foot 36-by-33-foot 36-by-33-foot 36-by-33-foot 11-by-10-metre 11-by-10-metre 11-by-10-metre 11-by-10-metreentrance through Stonehenge's building dinch.
