Sentence examples for imaginative architecture from inspiring English sources

And thus far, neither has demonstrated much inclination to heed to the public demand for great urban spaces and imaginative architecture.

The line must be negotiated, not just between preservationists and technicians, but between Saarinen and contemporary architects whose demonstrated capacity for imaginative architecture equals his.

The ability to nudge and tweak a design, experiment with different approaches and immediately see the cost, structural and energy-consumption implications of those changes could lead to more imaginative architecture.

The city is also noted for its imaginative architecture, including many public and private buildings designed by Alden B. Dow, Herbert's son and a student of Frank Lloyd Wright.

The capital's Maryland and Virginia suburban enclaves are famous for having some of the country's most over-the-top houses as measured by square footage but none of the most imaginative architecture.

6. (212-708-9400) www.moma.org November STOREFRONT FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURE -- This hole-in-the-wall gallery, the headquarters for blazingly imaginative architecture shows in New York, sings itself a happy 20th birthday.

In recent years, there has been little imaginative new architecture in Rome, least of all in the public sector.

The renovation of the warehouse, once a United States Steel depot, is considered a prominent example of a national trend toward imaginative workplace architecture, as well as toward more environmentally sound buildings.

But it is a tough, sophisticated and imaginative work of architecture for a devilish site.

As much as she can, Ms. Coonrod makes imaginative use of the architecture.

Among more imaginative examples of later architecture are the Taganka Theatre (1983) and the Gazprom and Lukoil office buildings (1990s).