Sentence examples for invisible building from inspiring English sources

The world's first invisible building, anyone?

The Greeks had a word for these invisible building blocks, things that, as they conceived them, could not be divided any further: atoms.

Designed by Stephan Braunfels, it is a big but self-effacing, "invisible" building: on the outside, a bland concrete-steel-and-glass shoebox; on the inside, a dream of subtly proportioned, shadowless, sugar-white galleries that branch off from an airy, three-story rotunda.

The recently demolished Rachel Raymond House was originally designed by pioneering architect Eleanor Raymond in 1931 and re-visioned by Pedro Joel Costa as an "invisible" building with all mirrored surfaces.

Five years ago, when Mr. Jelley first offered tours of the stairways to nowhere, the rustic cemeteries and the invisible buildings, only a handful of people showed up.

Pedalling around the city (I am one of the only cyclists mad enough to be on the road) is an eerie experience – not just for the desolation, but for the strange neon glow coming from signs at the top of invisible buildings, like a supernatural, carcinogenic version of the northern lights.

It is a piece of architecture whose most dramatic gesture is invisible: the building is completely lacking a storefront in the traditional sense.

"Stars in the sky twinkle like diamonds and become musical melodies, cyclists leave trails and pluck invisible strings, buildings start to breathe and create pulsating waves of sound," Levtov explains in his Kickstarter campaign.

Heavens-above.com treats anything lower than 10° altitude as invisible (trees, buildings, "atmospheric extinction" from haze etc).

This will make the building invisible.

The process, essentially an invisible merger of building lots that tranlates into taller, heftier towers with increased profitability, is emerging from a minislump dictated by the economy.