Sentence examples for classical houses from inspiring English sources

Poundbury was born, with its winding streets, traditional "classical" houses built from local stone and timber, village square, pub and shop.

There's a point on the third or fourth visit when the perfection and elegance of the "Holy City's" streetscapes, its meticulously restored and uniformly classical houses, begin to close in on your brain's right hemisphere.

Turning a green field into suburban parcels with perfect classical houses, I would argue, doesn't give us anything remotely recognizable within the language of classical architecture". "The contemporary city is messy," he added, summing up a century of modernist architectural theory.

In 1914, James Speyer, a banker, built the elegant, classical house at 87th Street and Fifth Avenue, later replaced by the apartment building at 1056 Fifth Avenue.

James Turrell's exhibition at this grand classical house built for Britain's first (and most corrupt) prime minister Robert Walpole in the early 1720s is like a silent, empty and beautifully eerie festival.

His grandfather worked at Hopetoun House, an 18th-century mansion not far from Edinburgh, designed by the Adam brothers, and Finlay speculates that his interest in the classical "may have been partially inspired by memories of the grounds, the lands, the deer, the classical house - who knows?" His education after the age of 13 took the form of one year at Glasgow School of Art.

It was different because I was playing classical house.

This classical house (formerly the Carlsberg Hotel, known today as Xheko Imperial) was the dormitory of the Fine Arts Academy.

The house has been protected as a category A listed building since 1971, as a substantial 17th-century classical house, worked on by several notable architects.

One night at the age of 15 she accidentally arrived in a classical house (where today sits the Carlsberg Hotel), and listened to Tonin Arapi playing the piano and Klotilda Shantoja singing, immediately falling in love with the music.

But the sun had started to set behind a row of pink neo-classical houses, throwing a wintry shadow over my half of the road.