Sentence examples for humble architecture from inspiring English sources

"The most humble architecture can still be enough for living".

While much of the rest of Greenwich Village's historic sites were guaranteed preservation through designation as a historic district in 1969, the South Village's humbler architecture and history were not at the time deemed appropriate for landmark status, leaving the area vulnerable to inappropriate demolition and loss of historic character.

How you spend the rest of your days (and I would recommend at least a long weekend) will depend on whether your taste leans towards ostentatious art or more humble secret architecture.

Many of his observations focus on details of local architecture, from humble huts to magnificent temples.

There are echoes, however, of a more communal past in photographs like "Methodist Church, Bowen, Colorado" (1965) and "Arriba, Colorado" (1966), which treat older vernacular architecture like humble but dignified American monuments and recall the work of Walker Evans.

It is leading to a kind of iceberg architecture, a humble mansion on the surface just the visible peak of a gargantuan underworld, with subterranean possibilities only limited by the client's imagination.

Maybe this is because the same culture that produced a monumental civic architecture to humble Athens and Rome, art galleries, libraries, museums, railways and flushing lavatories also gave us child sexual slavery and foetid slums.

Bojar said Jobs gave cash and computers to Graphisoft, helping it to become a global leader in architecture software from humble roots as a tiny firm in the 1980s in then-communist Hungary.

When selecting photographs for the book I did try to include depot, station and train sheds images, but instead of the fabled and famous ones we know and love (which I didn't have photos of anyway), I chose instead pictures depicting the utilitarian, humble beauty of the everyday architecture most railroads adhered too when erecting their line side buildings.

The architecture can be quite humble.

The story of Skurman's early days in architecture is one of humble, though personally driven, intensities.