Sentence examples for historic aesthetic from inspiring English sources

The various elements of integrated design approach are sustainable, cost effective, accessible, productive, historic, aesthetic, functional, and safe/secure.

The petition says that "moving forward with the owner's plans would have a damaging effect on the historic aesthetic of the neighborhood, deprive many dwellings of sunlight, increase traffic, decrease parking and exacerbate overcrowding in schools and local playgrounds".

California's love for lawns is wholly unsuited to the state's dry climate, Pincetl said, describing the attachment as an "inherited historic aesthetic" that comes straight out of the British Empire.

Historic Districts and Zoning The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission has mapped out some 80 historic districts across the city, regulating changes to buildings in these districts, with an eye toward preserving the city's historic, aesthetic and cultural heritage.

And while it's one of the most progressive spaces for design, I believe it will follow a historic aesthetic sequence.

The loss of Penn Station called "an act of irresponsible public vandalism" by historian Lewis Mumford led directly to the enactment in 1965 of a local law establishing the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, which is responsible for preserving the "city's historic, aesthetic, and cultural heritage".

There was also evidence that the country's 12,000 poorly guarded archaeological sites were being systematically plundered, he said, including Mesopotamian relics of unrivalled historic and aesthetic value, and the failure to protect Iraq's artistic heritage had fuelled a growing sense across the Middle East that the west was only interested in its own culture.

As increasing numbers of relatively recent buildings are seen to have historic and aesthetic value, these battles will only intensify.

Given this historic and aesthetic status, it is in the best interests of the University community and visiting members of the public to maintain its open and pristine space, to help preserve its natural beauty and environmental integrity.

From here, most historic and aesthetic bases are covered: American and European modernism, photojournalism, portraiture and celebrity portraiture, still life, photomontage and collage, abstraction and avant-garde experimentation as well as Conceptual art, performance art and body art.

After denying a hearing for the much-abused, but historically important, 2 Columbus Circle, for the commission to vote to destroy an essential piece of the history of an already designated district indicates a short-sightedness that fails to value works of modern architecture, either on historic or aesthetic grounds.