Sentence examples for cutting-edge architecture from inspiring English sources

The city has made big strides, after all, using cutting-edge architecture as a catalyst.

Maybe he will be inspired by Terminal 5's cutting-edge architecture.

Cutting-edge architecture -- unlike literature, art or music -- delivers sensation without requiring decoding.

The fact is that great cities do not rely on cutting-edge architecture.

Charlottesville — home to the University of Virginia, a culinary and music scene, and cutting-edge architecture — is a city of about 41,000 people.

And much farther afield, in an archipelago in Japan's Seto Inland Sea, the Benesse Art Site similarly blends cutting-edge architecture with contemporary art.

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.