Sentence examples for invisible architecture from inspiring English sources

"Habits are the invisible architecture of our lives.

Mr. Downey's evolving concept of "invisible architecture" also reflects the Kubler-'60s-psychedelia-nexus.

The low impact, in both energy use and visual effect, of a structure that is surrounded by earth creates an almost invisible architecture and a green ideal.

Rosenbaum's imagery will surely embed itself in the invisible architecture of your own memory banks for days after you've read it.

In January, many of us resolve to develop better habits – and that's a good idea, because habits are the invisible architecture of our existence.

Central to his vision, which drew on Frederick Kubler, critical theory, and hallucinogenic states of mind, Mr. Downey also developed a concept of "invisible architecture" which he described in 1973 as "an attitude of total communication within which ultra-developed minds will be telepathically cellular to an electromagnetic whole".

Back in 2002, speaking about House, Whiteread declared it was a shame the work "didn't have the chance to become invisible, the way architecture becomes invisible.

Back in 2002, speaking about House, Whiteread declared it was a shame the work "didn't have the chance to become invisible, the way architecture becomes invisible.

Technology Architecture: Invisible to the customer, but critical to the company's ability to deliver working solutions, is a technology architecture that provides the common ground for elements to work together.

Invisible Barn from architecture firm stpmj, blends into its surroundings through its specialized reflective film sheeting.

Invisible Barn from architecture firm stpmj, blends into its surroundings through its specialised reflective film sheeting.