Sentence examples for inventive architecture from inspiring English sources

In the Vienna suburbs, inventive architecture is more than an idea to be admired in books.

For Lindy Woodhead, curator of the historical exhibition, the diversity of ideas is the key, from the inventive architecture to the alignment with the city.

I am surprised that your survey of inventive architecture in Spain ("Bilbao? Please, That Was So Eight Years Ago," Dec. 11) did not discuss the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia.

She persuaded him to stop teaching and get an office where they could begin to build on the precedents established by Rogers and Foster, toward a more organic, voluptuous, formally inventive architecture.

"There's a whole community of architects working to establish unique, experimental and inventive architecture in Melbourne, so to borrow an idea from London is like something from 200 years ago.

With its appealing array of nerdy characters, inventive architecture and striking cross-cultural production design, 'Hero' is a vibrant romp".

As a result, the outlying districts have become testing grounds for inventive new architecture.

The tale's castle, which lives through magic, is the most inventive rendition of architecture since J. K. Rowling conjured Hogwarts; its living, breathing stones conceal the heart of a god.

But if the quasi-medieval architecture, inventive costumes and goofy hairdos and snouts create a storybook atmosphere, the screen is so densely packed with stuff that it all tends to melt into a jumble.

Scholars such as Doğan Kuban describe Fatimid architecture as "inventive more in decoration than in broad architectural concept", although he acknowledges that the Fatimids contributed to a distinct style of mosque.

The young Hitler was wild for Wagnerian opera, stately architecture, and inventive graphic art and design.