Sentence examples for exceptional architecture from inspiring English sources

The Student Centre is exceptional architecture.

There is room within the prescribed envelope for variety and there is a special permit process to encourage exceptional architecture.

The as-prepared electrode takes advantage of the exceptional architecture of Co3O4 and high electronic conductivity of PPy.

The exceptional architecture of the feather vane will motivate the design of bioinspired structures with tailored and unique properties ranging from adhesives to aerospace materials.

You'll have to pay £8 to access the half a dozen historical sites that make up the Jewish Museum – still mostly intact because Hitler had plans to preserve them as a museum to a vanished race – but you can admire the exceptional architecture of the Spanish synagogue and more from the outside.

The Getty Foundation has announced a second round of grants for its Keeping It Modern conservation initiative, funding the study of exceptional architecture including Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple in Oak Park, Ill., and Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius' residence in Lincoln, Mass.

The exceptional architectures fashioned an ultrafast electron transfer during electrochemical reaction.

Two decades ago entrepreneurs reinvigorated the Victorian Old Port neighborhood, known for its exceptional brick architecture.

The area has exceptional (and eccentric) architecture, including Art Deco and Gothic Revival, and in the past three years more than 20 buildings have been restored or renovated.

Galicia and the Basque region, each with a population of distinct linguistic background, developed in prolonged isolation, the results of which are clearly visible in their exceptional arts: the architecture presents unique features, and the Basques are unusual in their lack of pottery, though they developed remarkable dance costumes.

Everything is to be found here: vibrant arts and music, culture, leisure and history, stunning museums and architecture, exceptional seats of learning, wonderful multicultural neighbourhoods, third-sector community projects – all juxtaposed with the dark side: violence, corruption, poverty, unemployment, slum housing, homelessness as well as drugs and alcohol in alarming abundance.