"evolution of architecture" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the changes and developments in architectural styles, techniques, and theories over time. Example: "The evolution of architecture can be seen in the transition from traditional to modernist designs in the past century."
"That's the evolution of architecture," he said.
It is a commentary, if you like, on the evolution of architecture".
Tomorrow at 11 a.m., "Downtown Modern," discusses the evolution of architecture in lower Manhattan, meeting on the northeast corner of Church and Liberty Streets.
Representing polar opposites of the housing spectrum, both projects are deemed potentially worthy of having made "the biggest contribution to the evolution of architecture" this year.
The RIBA Stirling prize is awarded to the building that has made "the biggest contribution to the evolution of architecture in a given year", and, by one logic, Neo Bankside is an eminently worthy winner.
Remembering that the prize is specifically for the building that has made "the biggest contribution to the evolution of architecture", Herzog and de Meuron's virtuoso stack of glass cylinders should take the gong – although the judges might be deterred by the fact that the Swiss maestros will almost certainly win it for their Tate Modern extension next year.
Our previous analysis has shown that most extant architectures evolve from ancient architectures, and convergent/polyphyletic evolution of architectures resulting in the same architectures in eukaryotic species of different lineages is rare [10].
One important prerequisite for the evolution of tissue architecture is that genetic variation exists for traits that determine the architecture.
Polygenic local adaptation depends crucially on the genetic architecture of the selected traits, but, in the long run, local adaptation may also lead to the evolution of this architecture.
Its experimental construction was therefore a major turning-point in the evolution of stone architecture.
France's boldest innovator was Claude-Nicolas Ledoux, who had a central role in the evolution of Neoclassical architecture.
