Sentence examples for by natural forms from inspiring English sources

In 1995 Joan moved back to Edinburgh, where she produced some small, organic pieces inspired by natural forms as well as many sculptural figures.

Seth Rolland, a woodworker who makes furniture out of reclaimed or sustainably harvested woods, is influenced, he says, by natural forms and the way they move, a theme that can be seen in his sculptural bookends.

The prize was conceived to reinvigorate Denmark's design heritage, which had flourished in the mid-20th century when a group of gifted designers and architects, including Arne Jacobsen, Finn Juhl and Hans Wegner, adopted a gentle, organic approach to Modernism inspired by natural forms and materials.

His work transcended mainstream Modernisme, culminating in an organic style inspired by natural forms.

This summer, residents of this town at the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers may have finally hit on a way to combat its oldest problem, mosquitoes, by using natural forms of control: bats and birds.

Mr. Graves, however, calls these paintings, done in acrylic on canvas or board and populated by architectural and natural forms, "Remembered Landscapes" and "Imagined Landscapes".

Ludovico developed an important academy that sought to correct what he considered the distortions of the prevailing Mannerist style by returning to natural forms and the heritage of the great Italian masters like Correggio, Veronese and Titian.

In spite of their being very insightful, Kevin Lynch's and Jane Jacobs's studies on orientation and perception, and those by Christopher Alexander on natural forms applied to architecture, ultimately failed to give proper recognition within urban planning culture to the importance of people's emotional reactions to the built space.

May 13. "New Taxonomies," paintings of natural forms by Donna Maria de Creeft, ceramics by Judy Hoffman.

In recent years, notions of sustainable and environmentally responsible architecture have been accompanied by a fascination with natural forms.

But Perriand was also fascinated by rural life and natural forms that she translated into her furniture, synthesizing them with modern technologies.