Sentence examples for distinguished architecture from inspiring English sources

Although no one questions its distinguished architecture and prime location by the park, the building poses challenges for any buyer.

During his distinguished architecture career he worked with Geo Ponti in Italy and with I. M. Pei as associate partner until retirement.

"It is the function of distinguished architecture and imaginative civic design to see that beauty is the hallmark of the renewed city," Mr. Logue said in 1967.

Gordon Benson, designer of the Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, has written that "their best work, the most distinguished architecture in Scotland since Mackintosh, is measurable against anything produced in Europe in the same period".

Dworsky Associates won the 1984 Firm of the Year Award from the American Institute of Architects, California Council, for "excellence in design of distinguished architecture" and reaching for a livelier style beyond the boundaries of conventional modernism".

Having climbed some of the highest skyscrapers in Hong Kong, Shenzen, and New York City, Vitaliy Raskolov (pictured on the longboard below) and his posse are no strangers to death-defying situations, and these stunning images by photographer Pavel Volkov capture both the adventure and the distinguished architecture of the three decade-old structure in stark black-and-white.

That is the capacity that distinguishes architecture from real estate.

We may all disagree about what distinguishes architecture from real estate.

What distinguishes architecture from painting and sculpture, after all, is this obligation to and interaction with the broader world.

I wondered if this was intended as a way to differentiate the commission from their ongoing Armory revitalization, or whether it was meant to distinguish architecture from an art piece, since the installation employs devices from both.

We distinguish functionalist architecture ("form follows function"), which focuses on the primary, utilitarian function of a building, from experiential architecture ("from function to form"), which uses the form of a building to communicate symbolically about the organization.