Sentence examples for landscape house from inspiring English sources

The Landscape House takes the form of a continuous looping Möbius strip, rising out of the ground before folding back on itself in a seamless undulating band.

"The human limitations of master builders and bricklayers will no longer hamper architects' visions". The Landscape House follows an earlier project by Italian architect Andrea Morgante of Shiro Studio, who used the same printer to construct a 3m-high pavilion in 2009 – the largest ever 3D-printed object at the time.

The first "landscape house" should be in position by 2014, said Mr Ruijssenaars.

The Landscape House, as it's called, will be printed out in 6 × 9 meter pieces and 3ders reports that Dini has suggested printing out the form of the house only, then filling it with fiber reinforced concrete to ensure it'll be strong enough.

Eight components of adequate housing were identified, i.e. public facilities, housing policies, housing amenities, housing internal design, housing indoor quality and safety, building external design and landscape, housing affordability, and facility management.

Meanwhile, six critical components of housing adequacy significantly affect the housing tenure choice, i.e. public facilities, housing internal design, housing indoor quality and safety, building external design and landscape, housing affordability, and facility management.

Now the surreal urban landscape houses the visual tropes of modern African life within an aesthetic imported from early-twentieth-century Europe, all of it presided over by the country's repressive single-party government.

Beyond that were the houses slumped in snowbanks and a frozen landscape housing the warm, remote population that had seen Robert Frost's moment of misery, and Mrs Kennedy's smooth throat twitch for a second as the "unbearable office" passed from the oldest President to the youngest.

Along with an extended drought and wild weather extremes, fire profilers have to take into account a new, explosive fuel type on the Western landscape: houses.

Ronald Schoenberg, a retired judge, still lives in the beautifully landscaped house right off Sunset, and by luck he was out on his circular driveway amid the zinnias and acanthus plants the morning I drove by.

Libeskind describes it as "landscape as house and house as artistic landscape", and Weil says it is a "space for contemplation, domestic reverie and presentation of artworks".