Sentence examples for finest building from inspiring English sources

Flagg's finest building at the academy is the chapel.

The finest building in Teheran is the opera house, although there is no opera.

(1949 50)—his last and considered by some his finest building.

Zanzibar's finest building, the House of Wonders, was built for the sultan by a Scottish engineer.

In San Francisco, we sold an exquisite property overlooking the Golden Gate bridge, which was the finest building of its type in the city.

Wagner's finest building, the Postal Savings Bank in Vienna, encapsulates this tension – with its steel-and-glass banking hall and steel frame, it is modernist; with its symmetry, heroic sculpture and stone cladding, it is neoclassical.

Since then, many of its finest buildings, recognised as modernist masterpieces, have been neglected.

"It's in the finest buildings in New York, down to the tenements and slumlord-type buildings," he said of Stachybotrys.

Isi Metzstein's finest buildings have often been labelled "brutalist", a term coined by the critic Reyner Banham in the mid-1950s.

In many places, the local Episcopal church resides in one of the oldest, finest buildings in a town's best district.

Trujillo's gold rush left it with a wealth of Renaissance architecture, and some of its finest buildings have been converted into holiday apartments and hotels.