Sentence examples for irregular facade from inspiring English sources

Through the irregular facade could be seen reproductions of Leonardo's "St.

Still, with its irregular facade, with facets that twist like silver ribbons hanging from the sky, the Gehry building has quickly become a distinctive part of the skyline and a symbol of Lower Manhattan's rebirth since the Sept. 11 attacks.

Previous approaches either address large facades with highly regular facade element patterns or provide low detection rates whereas in the context of urban tunneling the investigation of small houses with irregular facades is not uncommon.

Built in the 1850s, they have mellow, irregular red brick facades — indeed so irregular that they were probably at first covered with stucco.

Mr. Piano has proposed an irregular, rectangular tower whose facade consists of layers of diaphanous glass screens that almost seem to float in the air around the building.

The Goulds' architect, Taylor & Levi, gave them a Romanesque facade with irregular, red-brown brick, orangey trim and leaded glass windows, characteristic of the period's stylistic flirtation with antiquity but not obviously de luxe.

A further structural alteration was that the irregular rose window of the facade was replaced by a more regular round-arched window like the smaller ones flanking it.

That aside, from many angles Campbell makes a striking sight in Inwood, its facade a mix of irregular blocks and voids, quasi-Cubist, crisscrossed by exterior stairways.

Furthermore, an irregular degradation pattern on the four facades and at different heights of the tower was highlighted.

The Bronx Museum of the Arts is getting a new $19 million building with irregular panels of metal and glass for its facade.

This effect is reinforced by the irregular pattern of the apartment windows, which gives the facades a cubist feeling.