Sentence examples for distinguished building from inspiring English sources

Contains one pamphlet with the 1977 Distinguished Building Awards.

Paul Goldberger, our architecture critic, described it as "surely the most distinguished building" in downtown Los Angeles.

There is a visceral appeal of an architecturally distinguished building to the senses that speaks to us in a way that the cerebral appeal of pure information cannot.

The Basilica, at 110 Notre-Dame Street West, (514) 842-2925, www.basilicanddm.org, is Montreal's most distinguished building, a fine example of Gothic Revival with soaring vaulting, gilded and carved wooden sculptures and fine stained-glass windows produced in Limoges, France.

Downtown Los Angeles has only a handful of singular pieces of architecture — Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue's Central Library of 1926, Arata Isozaki's Museum of Contemporary Art of 1986, and Rafael Moneo's Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, finished last year — and Disney Hall is now surely the most distinguished building in the area.

Downtown Los Angeles has only a handful of singular pieces of architecture Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue's Central Library of 1926, Arata Isozaki's Museum of Contemporary Art of 1986, and Rafael Moneo's Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, finished last year and Disney Hall is now surely the most distinguished building in the area.

Founded in 1592, Trinity College is Ireland's oldest university, though most of its distinguished buildings date from the 18th century.

Those and other distinguished buildings have come to define the area around Grand Central, but are not yet official landmarks.

Indeed, there are many examples of distinguished buildings and interiors that were created and coordinated by one guiding hand.

The building had been granted landmark status in 1976 as "one of the most distinguished buildings facing Central Park".

Speyer himself says, variously, that zoning rules and building regulations, or the economics of building on spec, preclude the creation of truly distinguished buildings in New York.