Sentence examples for fine architecture from inspiring English sources

Fine art, fine architecture, he advised -- no official style, no tawdry imitations.

Fine architecture, like wine, needs time to ripen.

There are many examples of fine architecture in Gravesend and Canarsie and the Fort Hamilton areas.

Mr. Mockbee has made an inspirational case for the democratization of fine architecture (Johnson).

In the 18th century, Edinburgh's fine architecture and its Enlightenment role earned it the nickname "Athens of the North".

Nuclear power stations are more usually associated with cost overruns, the threat of reactor meltdowns and environmental concerns over radioactive waste than with fine architecture.

Pass modish shops and colorful 200-year-old colonial facades and emerge into a wide square surrounded by some of Lima's finest architecture.

"To me houses of worship are incredibly important buildings that often represent the finest architecture, the noblest ambitions, the richest budgets, and they are very vulnerable," he said.

His vision and his wealth have transformed several islands of the Seto Inland Sea with the finest architecture, conceived in harmony with nature and the long-term involvement of local people.

On this enlightening tour, you will learn about the rise of the West End and the revolution in urban living that it entailed, while taking in some of the finest architecture in London.

Flyovers and elevated highways now ruin the view of some of the city's finest architecture as if the first question in any city plan was "How do we please the car user?", even though car travel is confined to a tiny minority.