Sentence examples for building traditions from inspiring English sources

Already they were building traditions.

Islamic architecture, building traditions of Muslim populations of the Middle East and elsewhere from the 7th century on.

Mesoamerican architecture, building traditions of the indigenous cultures in parts of Mexico and Central America before the 16th-century Spanish conquest.

With no primary written documents discovered there or elsewhere, Great Zimbabwe's history is derived from archaeological evidence found on the site, plus the oral history of the local Shona-speaking people, particularly regarding spiritual beliefs and building traditions.

The innate and seemingly infallible wisdom of American vernacular construction in the 18th and 19th centuries is underscored on every page of this informative but cautionary survey of building traditions on Nantucket.

Now and then there's a palm tree or glacier to help, and in certain places, such as India or Norway, landscape and building traditions combine to produce something distinctly indigenous.

"Oklahoma State is still building tradition.

The fountainhead of that kind of thinking in Ireland is of course Myrtle Allen, who for years has been building tradition with classical methods applied to prime local ingredients at Ballymaloe House in Shanagarry, east of Cork.

Every building tradition in the history of humankind has produced stuccowork.

Morocco's building tradition is what Ms. Loum-Martin calls "the architecture of exclusion".

After the war Mander restored his firm and eventually, the reputation of the British organ building tradition.