"construction style" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a particular style of building, typically referencing older buildings that have a particular aesthetic or design. For example, "The building has a classic Gothic Revival construction style, with intricate stone masonry and soaring spires."
Other details — like wainscoting and fireplace mantels throughout — were designed to match the original construction style.
Prominent among these was the Chinese pavilion, topped by a red cantilevered roof that evoked the classic Chinese bracket (dougong) construction style.
Machu Picchu's construction style and other evidence suggest that it was a palace complex of the ruler Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui (reigned c. 1438 71).
Furthermore, the use of living architecture techniques to comply with the current living and construction style with as little change as possible was analyzed.
Their construction, style, materials and use are indicative of local economic and ethnic influences; barns are vernacular monuments to the period when a majority of our population was engaged in settling and working the land of America.
We recommend that electric utility managers who want to prevent monk parakeets from nesting on vulnerable structures conduct a cost benefit analysis exploring the feasibility of retrofitting or replacing existing construction style elements preferred by monk parakeets.
Glasgow has an endless range of construction styles and the finest Victorian architecture in the UK.
The intent of this research is the classification and organization of Islamic construction styles using spatial and temporal categories to represent the styles of different Islamic cultures.
During the late 1980s, most construction styles in Yellowstone reverted to the more traditional designs.
La Gunn warns her about using too many different construction styles, "I don't want it becoming a pupu platter of too many different construction methods".
To that end, he chose materials and construction styles similar to those of the historic Mamilla neighborhood – namely, masonry-block construction and a predominance of arches.
