Sentence examples for classic architecture from inspiring English sources

In Italy, the Renaissance had resulted in the formation of a new architectural style based on the Classic architecture of ancient Rome.

Except that the "Parisian" buildings nearly always have more mass, pinnacles and curves than their European models, classic architecture pumped up by an all-meat diet.

He knew classic architecture in Sicily and unusual words like "trunnion" and "gudgeon" (both referring to bus parts and the latter also to fish).

Mixed among the more classic architecture of the village area are houses as diverse as a neat French Provincial and an airy California-style ranch.

At the NoMad, the central room, a welcoming skylighted space called the Atrium, has a stone floor, dark wood furnishings and other touches of classic architecture, yet is not formal.

The Italian town, with its classic architecture and vast areas of greenery, proved to be the idyllic setting, allowing audiences to experience happenings in both indoor and outdoor arenas.

Any artist who desires to explore the nature of progress need look no further than the contrast between modern buildings and classic architectures to find his or her inspiration.

The classic papillary architecture of papillary thyroid carcinomas (or dominant papillary component) occurred in 25%; dominant follicular architecture in 46%; dominant solid in 11%.

"We are going with classic colonial architecture, traditional red brick facades, black roofs and clay siding".

Buildings combine classic Soviet architecture with the striking pink and orange volcanic tuff rock native to the country.

Classic stone architecture constructed to last for centuries is contrasted with bright, new high-rise skyscrapers without character.