But colour, regardless of how it is produced, is the most impermanent element in architecture.
The State Theatre exemplifies to good effect Johnson's idea of the "processional" element in architecture, which he elaborated around this time in several articles and lectures.
Daylighting is recognized as an important element in architecture and a useful strategy in energy-efficient building designs.
Daylighting has been recognized as an essential element in architecture for enhancing visual comfort, energy-efficiency and green building developments.
From time to time, she asks questions that don't seem particularly revealing: "How did a man who practiced no particular religion, who believed in rationality and disdained irrationality, have such remarkable access to the spiritual element in architecture?" Atheists and agnostics will roll their eyes at the implication behind the query.
It provided a major element in architecture, used as trade goods, and was fashioned into implements and ornaments, monolithic monuments, statues, money, and emblematic symbols of victory, status and ethnicity.
As they trace the continuity and transformation of the line over the course of centuries, the authors not only reveal it to be a constitutive element in architecture, art, and writing, but also uncover its importance as a medium of expression in both choreography and the scientific and technological fields.
One of the most commonly used elements in ephemeral architecture is a particleboard panel.
It was found that this approach allows for high spatial resolution identification of individual elements in coal architecture, thus potentially generating valuable input for knowledge-driven optimization and design of coal utilization processes.
The wishes were to underline the influence of the way to introduce the different Mo and/or P elements in the architecture of the dried and calcined solids and the consequences on their catalytic properties.
