Sentence examples for evil architecture from inspiring English sources

What happens when humans are no longer there?" Goodman is fascinating company, jumping from "evil architecture" and the importance of French film-maker Chris Marker to the relevance of Italian autonomist theory for understanding the creative process.

Evil, evil, evil.

His belief in the power for good of great art (and the evil of bad art) and his thoughts on cities, architecture and society pervaded Victorian culture, informing the austere idealism still tangible in 19th-century city art galleries.

Like any technology, personalized choice architecture can be used for good and evil: It may identify individuals at risk and lead them to get help.

In Killzone 3 it is the interstellar equivalent of the Third Reich, right down to the neo-Classical architecture, the red-and-black symbology and the evil human Space Nazis (called the Helghast in the game).

His view of the matter was distinctly different from that of Britain's most famous architecture critic, Prince Charles, who has been ranting about the evils of modern architecture for a quarter of a century, and doing whatever he can to encourage the construction of new buildings that look more or less like old ones.

Modernism = evil James Bond has done more than anyone to cement the link between modern architecture and evil masterminds – Ian Fleming even named one of his baddies after his architect neighbour, Erno Goldfinger – but Hollywood in general has done the same.

Pure evil.

Architecture students?

Evil face".

"Really evil".