Sentence examples for ephemeral architecture from inspiring English sources

You practice an ephemeral architecture.

One of the most commonly used elements in ephemeral architecture is a particleboard panel.

The analysis indicates that the differences in mobility and economic pursuits between longer-term residential sites containing pit structures and a shorter-term seasonal residential site with ephemeral architecture structured the raw material procurement practices of site's occupants.

According to an interview with Animal New York, Ludy has been constructing this ephemeral architecture for the past 10 months, only exposing it to the public once, at L.A.'s Honor Fraser Gallery, between March and April.

He offered me one salient tip before making his exit: "The two most interesting things about Los Angeles," he said, "are the domestic architecture and the ephemeral population".

The black simultaneously reads as shallowly niched wall surface and infinite nocturnal space, its doubleness compounded by dark-red dado and the presence of small, free-floating landscapes whose bits of architecture are as ephemeral as the structure that hovers around us.

Fluvial deposition in Sequence I was related to ephemeral streams whereas fluvial facies architecture of the Sequence II deposits indicates perennial braided streams with significant discharge variation.

WHAT: Together with her lover and partner Christo Vladimirov Javacheff, Jeanne-Claude created ephemeral installations that melded urban planning, architecture, engineering, performance and sculpture.

Bedforms and channel deposits architecture were studied in the ephemeral streams of the structural basin of Kobo in northern Ethiopia.

She might be speaking for all the characters in this sombre meditation on the isolation of urban professionals, in which daily routines are nothing but "pillars in an architecture of need," erotic love is ephemeral, and friendship is the only source of consolation in a post-9/11 New York where everyone is always having nightmares.

The idea of creating a glass building that is transparent, ephemeral, and like a cloud is difficult to achieve in architecture," Gehry wrote in the foundation's first creative journal.