Sentence examples for design tradition from inspiring English sources

And, perversely, the architectural content of planning, the urban design tradition, was steadily reduced to an absolute minimum.

"It's a melding of both a contemporary ceramic tradition and a prehistoric design tradition," Ms. Nez said.

He has a background at a design tradition of Mercedes that we admire, and he understands our design philosophy".

The Werkbund's members envisioned a new design tradition that would give form and meaning to machine-made things, including machine-made buildings.

In 1995, Rover introduced the MGF, a midengine roadster that was a break from past MG's but a continuation of its design tradition.

But as a resource to improve its employees' appreciation of its legacy, it is focused and to the point, and an appropriate showcase for the company's design tradition.

German competitors, with deeper-rooted design traditions and a reassuring familiarity, have it easier.

The boxy Cube, he said, comes from nonautomotive design traditions and is aimed at young people.

In designing an ultramodern building for a modernising China, he has no intention of drawing on that country's antique design traditions, but on its young industrial crafts, technologies and engineering processes.

Six months later and a few hundred yards away, the community opened a new one-room schoolhouse — superficially identical but, within closely held design traditions, as architecturally different as possible from its predecessor.

While not exactly planning to turn Volvo into an irrational brand, Mr. Jacoby said during an interview at the Geneva International Auto Salon that he wanted the Swedish-made cars to convey more of the design traditions that Scandinavia is famous for.