"futuristic architecture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe buildings that are designed with futuristic-looking features, such as curved lines and glass panels. For example, "The city planners designed the new public library with futuristic architecture to give it a modern look."
The Gulf's futuristic architecture is accompanied by equally surreal interiors.
DeLillo's is futuristic architecture in which the now figures terribly.
In contrast he had a thing for sparkle and a penchant for sweetly colored futuristic architecture.
The results look like a cross between futuristic architecture and anatomical interiors.
Futuristic architecture is the standout trend in fashion this spring, with catwalk shows staged in ahead-of-their-time landmarks.
Space was presented as a romantic frontier, sublime in its vastness, where ships and futuristic architecture scaled to monumental proportions could appear simultaneously awesome and diminutive.
The club's retro-futuristic architecture is certainly striking.
Additionally, the designers decribe an ornamental roof, a "fifth elevation" to cap the hyper-futuristic architecture.
Today, this out-of-the-way district is full of theatrical charm and once-futuristic Fascist architecture, such as the Palazzo dei Congressi and the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, but with the addition of the Nuvola, the neighbourhood is expecting renewal yet again.
President Tito commissioned scores of these futuristic melds of architecture and sculpture, some of which have been recorded by Belgian photographer Jan Kempenaers.
When people publish stories about the U.A.E., the country is almost always represented entirely by Dubai, which itself is almost always reduced to a glitzy, two-dimensional backdrop: a suitably strange, foreign Elsewhere, chock-full of easy signifiers of the "very old" (dark-skinned men in robes, desert sand) and the "futuristic" (Lamborghinis, postmodern architecture).
