Sentence examples for eastern architecture from inspiring English sources

In Eastern architecture, columns tend to be simple in shape but richly decorated.

Together, they established their themes, taking cues from both Western and Eastern architecture -- from wide-plank New England maple floors to Japanese bathhouses.

The continent's lands vary from snow-capped mountains, to sand-coloured plains to tropical forests and beyond and every inch of its Far Eastern architecture is beautifully constructed and intricately detailed.

The translucency and ephemerality of his chosen material speak of tradition or rootedness in a culture - think of rice and mulberry-paper sliding walls and screens, the fluidity and permeability of inside and outside in much eastern architecture.

Issei tells me more about the gym, which is a small family operation compared to Murata's Teiken, which, besides being bigger and better-financed, also has branches across the country, in Osaka, Fukuoka and Hachinohe, that feature a modernist take on traditional Eastern architecture in glass and wood.

Morrowinds developers, rather than developing the common Medieval European setting of fantasy games, chose a more eclectic route, taking elements from Egyptian, early Japanese, and Middle Eastern cultures, with Middle Eastern architecture cited in particular for its major influence on Balmora's Hlaalu architecture.

aThe book stands out for rigorous documentation of Eastern European architecture in the twentieth century, a field that was largely neglected by many architecture-critics of the modern epoch.

It features nods to tyrannical history too, like the decaying eastern European architecture and Cyrillic lettering littering the skyline.

The cool hyperrational spaces of the final design, by Nyrens architects, may bring to mind Eastern-bloc architecture of the 1960s and '70s.

Her work often features the country's local carpets, while its pared-back appearance and flimsy materials echo the clean, definite forms of eastern-bloc architecture, belying a shaky political regime.

Her areas of specialization include Middle Eastern art and architecture, and Early Modern Italian art and architecture.