Sentence examples for early architecture from inspiring English sources

You see early architecture in fragments of murals and pillars, colorfully decorated.

Much of Cape Town's early architecture reflected prototypes from the Netherlands that were modified for the region.

An early architecture project was a house built in 1964 in Southampton, N.Y., for Marvin Sugarman, a producer of sports events.

Led by Roberta Fiore, Long Beach historian, leads a walking tour highlighting the Long Beach boardwalk and early architecture of the city.

As he was a disciple of Modernism, his early architecture in the 1960s was imbued with its spirit: predominantly white geometric volumes composed with clean, sparse lines with no ornamentation.

His publications include Aaron Siskind, Photographer (1965), a 30-year anthology of his photographs; Bucks County: Photographs of Early Architecture (1974); and another anthology entitled Places, 1966 1975 (1976).

Any reference to earlier architecture is practically non-existent yet the Atomium has since become a symbol of a future that never was.

The important architectural monuments visible today date largely from Late Helladic times (1580 to c. 1100 bc), and little earlier architecture is preserved.

The principal forces in the creation of a style are tradition, the experience of earlier architecture; influence, the contribution of contemporary expressions outside the immediate cultural environment; and innovation, the creative contribution of the culture and the architect.

The name is derived due to similarity in the learning rule with an earlier architecture called tempotron.

There were echoes in the design of earlier architecture, but the Astrodome's attitude was wholly modern and forward-looking.