Sentence examples similar to dwelling architecture from inspiring English sources
The images on Street View, taken by fancy cameras that are usually — though not always — strapped to the tops of cars, are a boon for basement-dwelling architecture buffs and those who want to see the world without going broke.
In modern architecture, especially in dwelling buildings, one of the most popular and frequently used materials for construction of load-bearing walls are AAC blocks with thin layer joints.
The Duke favoured the domestic revival style of architecture, and particularly insisted on red brick for dwelling houses.
Calatrava speaks of his client with courtly deference, dwelling on the Port Authority's more inspired projects — the construction of the George Washington Bridge or the Holland Tunnel — rather than on its less impressive contributions to civic architecture, such as the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
"Lots of spirits dwelling there".
Fig. 8 Dwelling Objects Creation.
That last point is worth dwelling on.
