Sentence examples for felt architecture from inspiring English sources

"He always felt architecture needed objects to enrich it," Mr. Wagner said.

Ms. Tsien added: "It's why I've always felt architecture as a practice is more interesting than fine arts.

There was one other reason: he felt that architecture should be a quiet and dignified pursuit.

Palladio felt that architecture should be governed by reason and by the principles of classical antiquity as it was known in surviving buildings and in the writings of the 1st-century-bc architect and theorist Vitruvius.

When Lane, an advertising executive, met Rush, who does tech industry public relations, in the Bay Area and they shared their histories, they realized that the passion they both still felt for architecture, particularly Midcentury Modern residential design, could no longer be contained.

You couldn't even feel the architecture itself".

You can feel the architecture webbed into it.

When I rehearse this work, and "Rubies," I always feel the architecture of the score and the presence of the minds of Balanchine and Stravinsky.

So potent was the atmosphere of the Dakota that the main character, a man named Simon Morley, needed only to sit in his apartment and feel its architecture intensely to find himself thrust back to the age when the building was new.

I feel that architecture would be a great career for me because it mixes a ton of my interests into one great field.

Neither felt committed to architecture.