Sentence examples for distinctive architecture from inspiring English sources

The Creoles developed a distinctive architecture, art, and cuisine centred on New Orleans.

It's time to reclaim the beautiful parks and distinctive architecture of the Bronx.

Quebec's French culture is perhaps most noticeable through its distinctive architecture, music, and cuisine.

The mural and Wardie school's distinctive architecture are well known in academic circles.

Tourists have long been attracted to the distinctive architecture and frescoes of Serbia's medieval Orthodox monasteries.

Distinctive architecture characterized some bazaars such as those built at Kāshān and Eṣfahān in Iran in the 17th century.

But across the country, San Francisco offers an intriguing counterpoint: distinctive architecture is conspicuously lacking in the high-rise building boom.

Literary critics occasionally practice an aphoristic little art form without a name, one that captures in vivid analogies the distinctive architecture or choreography of a writer's sentences.

In these and other early projects, Mr. Niemeyer was beginning to develop a distinctive architecture of flowing lines, structural lightness and an open relationship to natural surroundings.

He and his friend Thomas Rinaldi roam the Hudson Valley, photographing structures of distinctive architecture that are threatened by neglect and development.

Page found one – sort of – in director Wim Wender's Oscar-nominated 2011 documentary Pina, which features scenes where dancers perform on sites with distinctive architecture.