Sentence examples for garden architecture from inspiring English sources

The North Gate of the Botanical Garden (1632) at Oxford reflects Renaissance ideas of garden architecture.

Colonial garden architecture with associated use of non-native plant species influences the identity of many tropical cities.

It would be O.K. if they had, since the Valentino clothes owed their pure lines and filigree embroidery to garden architecture — mazes, terraces, curling ironwork — from the Renaissance.

The old Chinese city houses the 16th-century Yuyuan Garden (Garden of the Mandarin Yu), an outstanding example of late Ming garden architecture, and the Temple of Confucius.

She has been commissioned to catalogue its garden architecture, and has high hopes of uncovering a Palladian bridge over its glittering lake.

One season later, nestled in a field of green, the former garage looked more like garden architecture than a place to park.

He specialized in fashion early in his career and then expanded to still lifes, food, personalities, gardens, architecture, interior decoration and other subjects.

Innovations in gardening architecture, novel cultivation practices and changes in the scale of agronomic integration, are argued to have been effective in reducing the impact of environmental variance.

Concrete interlocking paving blocks (CIPB) are widely used in flooring and covering applications such as city roads, pedestrian foots, gardening architecture and many surface coverings.

In this sweeping view of architecture and urbanism across cultural boundaries, Crowe evaluates the connections between the natural and manmade in our towns and cities, farms and gardens, architecture and works of civil engineering.

Contemporary collecting takes place at all economic levels and can focus on physical form (illuminated manuscripts, miniature books, pop-up books, atlases, fine bindings, comic books, livres d'artistes [art books]), subject matter (chess, gardening, architecture), or genre (fiction, biography, children's books).