Sentence examples for geometric house from inspiring English sources

Two moving trucks stand outside the front door of the huge, stylishly geometric house, while burly men carry boxes into the open double doors.

She pointed to the other side of the hill, where a geometric house made of blue glass — possibly a rhombus — sat cantilevered over a gargantuan drop.

Charles Gwathmey, the Modernist architect, did not intend to plant a hedge around the minimalist geometric house he built in 1965 for his parents on Bluff Road in Amagansett.

Instead, the neighborhood became a showplace of modest but quirky family abodes — a brown, modern geometric house on one corner, a yellow, partly subterranean one a few doors down.

Two of the airy, geometric houses Gropius built for himself and other professors in 1926 are not far away.

Bright afternoon-lit homes under cloudless skies are bathed by a near-radioactive glow that echoes Edward Hopper; yet in Gallace's wet brushstroke and blocky geometric houses, an unexpected and wholly welcome character emerges, cousin to Philip Guston or, more recently, Dana Schutz Americanan painters whose work embraces representation but draws from abstract traditions.

Although Mr. Adjaye, a 40-year-old British architect who was born in Tanzania, made his name by creating spare, geometric houses for art-world clients, he obviously has a keen understanding of how architecture can serve as a community's social glue.

The geometric mean Mn house dust concentration was 153 ± 1.7 μg/g and there was a wide range of Mn house dust loading values (6.2 18 400 μg/m) with a geometric mean of 511 ± 5.9 μg/m.

To explore these differences the characteristics of radon concentrations was directly examined (as geometric means) by house type.

Faces are popular, but you could also choose a black cat, bats, a haunted house, geometric shapes, or anything you like.

Traditional architecture, densely packed houses, geometric street plans and the attempt to create communities rather than just tracts of houses are hallmarks of the American "new urbanist" movement that began in the 1980s.