Sentence examples for house shape from inspiring English sources

Their concrete spiral staircases have become a trademark, as has the archetypal "house" shape (a square with a pitched roof).

There's one illustration in the book that actually stretches over nine pages and at one point even makes a house shape around the text.

The cartoony "house" shape on the facade, with regimented windows above, signify the building's live-work function like an advertising billboard, and while the exterior gives little indication of the spatial richness inside, it says plenty about the designers' personality, and their belief that architecture should have personality too.

Wolfgang Laib's marble house shape dusted with rice and pollen negotiates a meeting of representation, abstraction and material with exquisite refinement, as do Ms. Celmins's impeccable expanses of ocean waves, starry skies and desert floors, which reiterate the Modernist monochrome as accumulations of natural fact.

We finally developed the deck house shape of high-speed planing crafts that optimally decreased air resistance.

The Commodores wrote about a "brick house" shape on a woman, but every woman's magazine I pick up has Photoshopped, rail thin models.

Or that water tower in Belgium converted to a house shaped like a morel mushroom!

The literally titled "Teahouse" (2009) presents large house shapes made from compressed, and still fragrant, tea leaves.

Twigs compressed into house shapes and drenched in wax are like collaborations between Eva Hesse and a young Joel Shapiro.

Furthermore, a prospective buyer's image of the house, shaped by camera angles and set design, may be at odds, positively or negatively, with the real house.

If nothing else, the two-story green house, shaped like a V with an L on top, is hard to miss.