Sentence examples for chunks of architecture from inspiring English sources

And now it's generating substantial chunks of architecture.

In my hazy memories of previous MOMA retrospectives on Frank Lloyd Wright and Alvar Aalto, what stands out are chunks of architecture, made of real materials, in the galleries.

This spectacular chunk of Modernist architecture, designed by Charles Holden of Underground station fame and clad in pale Portland stone, soars above academe.

In Arequipa, the country's second largest city, dozens of homes were flattened and chunks of ornate stone architecture were strewn in the streets of the colonial center.

It also takes you — and this is less common — physically inside a piece of history, namely a 500-year-old chunk of Old World colonial architecture designed by men who wanted to keep the New World both under their thumb and at a distance.

Franklin had artists build concepts while Nolan gave his ideal vision: "Something glacial, with clear modernist architecture, but with chunks of it breaking off into the sea like icebergs".

If you put the last 50 years of architecture in a blender, and spat it out in building-sized chunks across the skyline, you would probably end up with something that looked a bit like Rotterdam.

What is the value of architecture?

They are works of architecture in themselves".

That style of architecture has no soul".

That's the power of architecture.