Sentence examples for geography architecture from inspiring English sources

In their geography, architecture and internal organisation, today's prison colonies resemble the gulag archipelago.

The state guides, encyclopaedic in scope, combined travel information with essays on geography, architecture, history, and commerce.

Mehretu wanted to make abstract paintings with a narrative content, one that reflected her interest in geography, architecture, history, and urban life.

You need either a first degree in landscape architecture or to do postgraduate study after taking a degree in a related subject such as planning, geography, architecture, biology or horticulture.

I mix these two influences, the history of writing and the history of geography, architecture.

The Z'Isle comic reaches for that level of consistency, building an internal logic based on the city's unique geography, architecture and demographics.

The Old City itself, however, turned out to be, at least in terms of geography and architecture, exactly the kind of place where I feel comfortable.

Glenny describes vividly its physical geography and architecture, its very real deprivation but also the tenacious local pride of its residents.

Perhaps its most sharply political quality, however, is that its central character is a woman (played by Maxine Peake) who holds together the geography and architecture of the play, whose domestic and sexual arrangements the audience is invited to accept and not to judge, and who is, in a sense "everyman".

He tells how Arab advances in astronomy, mathematics, engineering, navigation, geography, medicine, architecture, chemistry, gardening, finance and verse passed into Europe by way of the Crusader kingdoms, Sicily and Spain and prepared the ground for both the Renaissance and the scientific advances of the 16th and 17th centuries.

As well as mere tradition, geography and architecture ensures that it does.