Sentence examples for decline of architecture from inspiring English sources

The art historian Henry-Russell Hitchcock published an article in the magazine on the decline of architecture.

Art photographers like Andreas Gursky fill museums today with digitally altered panoramas of postindustrial excess, while photographers like Andrew Moore and Robert Polidori, as the veteran critic Andy Grundberg lately pointed out, have been documenting in extravagant detail the decline of architecture in cities like Detroit and parts of post-Katrina New Orleans.

The mandible and maxilla also experience age-related declines in some parameters of architecture and trabecular pattern, but those do not seem to be directly associated with fracture risk.

Biocontrol is likely to cause the decline of, or alter the architecture of, reedbeds serving as habitat for marsh and water birds of conservation concern, and providing non-habitat ecosystem services such as stabilization and accretion of tidal marsh soils and carbon sequestration.

Sadly it is a sense of community and connection that doesn't quite extend to the prying eyes of architecture critics: my requests to visit the open-plan social utopia have been politely declined.

What is the value of architecture?

They are works of architecture in themselves".

The story of architecture under the peculiar, now long-dead system that is today called (but never called itself) communism is generally considered a story of sad decline.

That style of architecture has no soul".

That's the power of architecture.

An amazing piece of architecture.