Sentence examples for curious buildings from inspiring English sources

So we are hardly strangers to curious buildings, here in Willesden & Brondesbury.

This desolate stretch of land was where the weapons casings were tested to destruction: blown up in curious buildings designed to contain the blast, known as "pagodas'.

In fact, this long, wide street is notable for a number of curious buildings, in the context of which the Embassy of Cambodia does not seem especially strange.

The memorial stands on the edge of Debod Park, itself home to one of the most curious buildings in Madrid: an ancient temple that Spain received in 1968 as a token of gratitude from Egypt for helping preserve some of its Abu Simbel temples.

So what exactly is this curious building for?

Q Could you provide information on a curious building on Greenwich Street, between Thames and Rector?

Q. No. 14 West 68th Street is a very curious building with a broad side garden.

As they did with their other hotels and inns, they preserved a curious building, adding their signature themes: beer and music.

Housed in a curious building, fashioned out of carved wood and seemingly straight out of The Hobbit, this inner-city cafe makes use of the fresh, seasonal produce – pork, lamb, eggs, fresh greens – that are grown, or reared, almost literally on its doorstep.

The structure also uses wind power in order to enable the curious building to exist anywhere in the world -- even off the grid.

He was relentlessly curious about buildings, objects, but above all people.