Sentence examples for dreadful architecture from inspiring English sources
The stone-hard American blankness — the America of business and politics and technology, of dreadful architecture, dull kids, and stolid men, the America that left one depressed and defeated — all of it could be described, and thus in some way mastered.
His fears were echoed by Ms Cleaver, a design consultant, who blamed the "dreadful" state of UK architecture on the failure of councils to embrace innovative designs.
Until recently, the 80-year-old orchestra traveled between suburban high schools and Newark Symphony Hall, a former Shriners palace known for its picturesque architecture and dreadful acoustics.
British architecture is in a "dreadful" state, with dispiriting and badly designed developments blighting the country, according to two judges of the UK's leading architectural award.
The retro ballparks arrived on the scene as an unmistakable reaction to the dozen or so multipurpose stadiums that had opened in the 1960's and 70's and rank among the more dreadful examples of late-modernist American architecture.
Meanwhile, the data suggests a long-overdue recovery in graduate engineering and there are welcome signs that a dreadful few years for graduates in architecture, civil engineering and building might be coming to an end as employment rates rise.
This year's ceremony came after two judges were reported as saying that British architecture was in a "dreadful" state.
