Sentence examples for indigenous architectural from inspiring English sources

Pavilions for individual colonies were executed in indigenous architectural styles.

The Japanese castle was a totally indigenous architectural form that developed in the 16th and early 17th centuries, a by-product of the hostile military conditions that existed in Japan from the time of the Ōnin War and in the following 100 years.

The Farmhouse's rustic barn-style design pays homage to one of the worlds oldest and most beloved indigenous architectural styles while delivering comfort, warmth & utility, and I'd be lying to you if I didn't admit to being completely seduced by the best of creature comforts and the wholesomely delicious farm-to-table gourmet food.

If it is true that the political situation determined the degree of diffusion of non-indigenous architectural concepts in this region, the new findings can be interpreted as supporting the hypothesis that Basque farmhouses reflect a regionally-developed building tradition.

In Uganda the architectural designs of Swiss architect Justus Dahinden at Namugongo National Shrine and Mityana Pilgrims' Shrine, both in Uganda, artfully combined modern building materials and design elements with the spherical shape of indigenous architecture.

They strolled oblivious to the goings-on at City Hall, an architectural jewel; browsed indigenous handicrafts; sampled locally made chocolates; and snapped pictures of the volcano-framed vistas.

The Western Ganga style of architecture was influenced by the Pallava and Badami Chalukya architectural features, in addition to indigenous Jain features.

In Southern Rhodesia (1928 29) she directed stratigraphic studies of the Zimbabwe architectural remains that pointed to indigenous African design and construction during the time of the European Middle Ages.

For centuries before about 1500, indigenous American peoples had civilizations with unique architectural traditions; for these traditions, which continue to the present day, see Native American arts.

The Australian War Memorial is about to start a long overdue public conversation about the cultural sensitivity of two of its original architectural features: the stone faces of an Indigenous man and woman that are set amid gargoyles of native Australian birds, reptiles, mammals and marsupials.

This architectural iconoclasm can be construed as a rather crude response to the indigenous spaces and builtform.