Sentence examples for decent architecture from inspiring English sources

But this apparent harking back to the decade that decent architecture forgot has to have some good points, right?

What we have now is a system in which decent architecture and the economic needs of developers are in fundamental opposition.

Decent architecture is essential – if you look at towns like Oxford and Bath, its their attractive architecture that turns them into a place where people would like to visit.

Medellín, by contrast, still counts on an almost fierce parochial pride, a legacy of decent Modernist architecture dating back to the 1930s, a cadre of young architects being aggressively nurtured and promoted, and a commitment by local businesses to improve social welfare that begins with the city's biggest business: its state-owned utilities company, E.P.M.

With basic rights to food, potable water, and shelter categorically denied to slumdwellers, decent public architecture is but a pipe dream.

The pubs were bustling, the beer was decent and the architecture has stood the test of time.

David Childs had to cope with all of them while he wrestled with the problems of making a decent piece of commercial architecture in the middle of New York City.

After the flawed, often cynical planning efforts that have marked development at ground zero, the thoughtful development of the High Line should be welcomed by New Yorkers who believe decent planning and imaginative architecture have a role in the city's future.

But casual viewers might be hard pressed to spot the difference between this failed architecture and decent modernist blocks by architects such as Berthold Lubetkin, Denys Lasdun or Ernő Goldfinger, which stand proud to this day.

In fact, even the GTX 1660 is worth considering over the GTX 1070 here, with the more efficient Pascal architecture delivering decent bang per buck.

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