Sentence examples for conceived space from inspiring English sources

Welcome Park, built in 1982, outside one of Philadelphia's few art-house theatres, is a strangely conceived space that flaunts scale and proportion until the joke falls flat.

Within a separately conceived space and time, from the possible states of motion one could not find an absolute state of rest.

The drummer was soon ditched for a more glamorously conceived "space toy" named Lunar Larry, later renamed Buzz Lightyear in honour of famed astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.

Designed by architect John McAslan, it is a majestically conceived space which stands alongside the Grade 1-listed sheds and replaces the cramped and grotty 1960s extension that currently serves as the station's entrance.

The unearthly colours of this work are particularly disturbing, and its poignancy is intensified by the controlled grief seen in the faces of the Apostles, who are placed in irrationally conceived space.

And before the construction of the sleek subterranean world of I. M. Pei, surely the dominant image of the Louvre was the great staircase housing the "Winged Victory". The staircase in Seattle is a fully conceived space, as much a great hall as a means of getting from one floor to another.

"The indigenous perspective works in layers, which is a very different way of conceiving space".

We conceive space as the result of physical and non-physical activities and their relations across scales and over time.

"It's wrong to conceive space travel as this long haul flight with some floating around thrown in – it's an expedition, like any other expedition".

Alexander goes on to conceive space and time as the stuff out of which all things are made: space and time are real and concrete, and out of them emerge matter, life and so on.

Thus, in spite of the conceptual complexity, the diverse definitions and the tendency to contrast "formal" and "informal", the importance taken on by this relationship shows itself capable of triggering a different way of conceiving space, at the same time assigning a perspective to future project-oriented action.