Sentence examples for groundbreaking architecture from inspiring English sources

Ambience: The University has a visible presence in the city, with the historic buildings in the city centre, the University Medical Centre and the groundbreaking architecture of the universtiy buildings at the Zernike campus.

While arguably the epicenter of groundbreaking architecture in the 1950s and '60s, Yale had grown tired over the years, many architects said, losing status and students to more cutting-edge institutions like Columbia.

Leafy Sheen is known for family-owned terraces, rather than groundbreaking architecture, but Richstone Properties has married the area's greenery to contemporary design in this development of six green-roofed homes.

Buyers are drawn to its revitalized neighborhoods, perennially strong theater scene, groundbreaking modern architecture and relative affordability.

"Our groundbreaking new architecture is accelerating momentum across all businesses – cloud, core, and business networks.

Memories of Haifa can be seen in Safdie's groundbreaking undergraduate architecture thesis at McGill University, a design for a modular building system using prefabricated forms fashioned into stacks of individual homes with terraced gardens, which would become Montreal's Habitat 67 (one of the prefab molded bathrooms is showcased in the exhibition).

The Los Angeles-based video artist is widely known for groundbreaking video installations that incorporate the architecture of a space while exploring a range of natural phenomena: from the underwater lives of dolphins to the ways in which bees communicate.

With three Nobel prize winners on its staff, expectations for groundbreaking discoveries are high; but does the architecture live up to the cutting-edge science?

Ringing the gallery in a single closely spaced line, they reiterate his crystalline, groundbreaking black-and-white images of vernacular architecture from the 1930s, but with fuzzy forms, seeping color and fading light.

Groundbreaking things were happening in art, music and architecture, and most of the Viennese didn't like it.

In a city where people erect monuments to their egos, their goal is somehow groundbreaking: to apply modernist principles to 21st-century architecture.