Sentence examples for design clashes from inspiring English sources

The design clashes with the setting, some critics say.

Since the addition is still set back from the lower floors, the glass design clashes little with the stone facade below.

'Design clashes' encountered during the development of a large multi-storey educational building, awarded under a Joint Contracts Tribunal JCT Designgn and Build contract, are reported upon.

But critics say the proposed building is ugly and that its stark concrete design clashes with the Gothic architecture of the school.

Facing design clashes with other teams in the 1990s, the club adopted a jersey with a similar design to what became known as the "away jersey", replacing the blue backing with white, and the outer red stripe with blue.

At that time it was the first major civic building completed in the city's historic center in more than a half-century, but detractors said its angular modern design clashed with the Classical architecture surrounding it.

Future research is proposed that seeks to: automate the clash detection management, analysis and resolution process; conduct further investigative analysis of the organizational and human resource management influences impacting upon design clash propagation; and devise and validate new procedural methods to mitigate clash occurrence using a real-life project.

First and foremost, the feminine allure of the clothes he designs clashes sharply with his personal style, which is more 1990's rock 'n' roll than 1930's frock and stole -- the classical roots of his inspiration.

For the restaurant operator the principal challenge is to blend in and not overwhelm a museum's distinctive look and style with a design that clashes or contradicts.

On this day, he visited the American University in Cairo, a newly built campus whose style evokes a traditional Islamic design and clashes violently with the vulgar, Persian Gulf-like pastiche of Cairo sprawl.

Ronald McGlynn, 60, a retired Verizon manager who has lived in Inwood for 45 years, said the design would clash with the "older-style, 1950s-type" buildings.