Sentence examples for cutting edge architecture from inspiring English sources
These are ominous slabs of cutting edge architecture, the interiors all brushed aluminium, glass and gloss surfaces.
And in many ways, it meets the expectations: cutting edge architecture, an intriguing set of artworks and a new way of curating contemporary art have given the gallery the fresh look it needed.
Because it thrives when the planners and two world wars almost killed it, and ironically, now, because it grows in the shape Walt and Marion had envisaged, with greater inner-urban density, with cutting edge architecture and well planned communal spaces.
"People came from all over the world to see," says Crook. "This was cutting edge architecture and people beat a path to Sheffield to be able to see it".
Oslo is known for its cutting edge architecture.
With buildings by Peter Eisenman in Columbus and Cincinnati, and by Frank Gehry in Toledo, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, the state of Ohio is beginning to seem as hospitable to cutting-edge architecture as the Netherlands.
Japan's Architecture Q.I recently spent a few hours in Osaka, Japan, and was taken by its cutting edge contemporary architecture.
In 1997, the museum snubbed the radicals and hired Taniguchi, who represents not the cutting edge of architecture but, rather, a carefully wrought, highly refined modernism — a cool and reserved aesthetic that has more in common with the Modern's original credo than with the expressive direction of recent architecture and museum design.
Most of us recognise it instantly, when we see hideous flats and offices from the 1960s and 1970s, that for a brief moment were the cutting edge of architecture.
