Sentence examples for monumental complex from inspiring English sources

As a result, many architects are intellectually unprepared to think about how to create a captivating, monumental complex of buildings that will also create successful urban spaces.

Archaeologists believe the two circles, which originally stood inland in boggy freshwater but are now being eroded gradually by the tides, were part of the same monumental complex connected with rites to honour the dead.

The present investigation is designed to shed light on this issue, taking the Monumental Complex of the Alhambra and Generalife (MCAG) as the parent brand for analysis.

The results demonstrate that there is a transfer of positive effect from the MCAG parent brand to the brand extension, and that the greater the degree of the extension's authenticity relative to the Monumental Complex, the stronger this transfer.

Smederevo Fortress is a monumental complex built in the Byzantine tradition and modeled after Constantinople fortress.

Her massive building schemes would have transformed western Paris, as seen from the river, into a monumental complex.

However, by 50 BC, Middle Woodland people, particularly the "Hopewell" of Ohio, realized some sort of trans-regional political-religious integration, perhaps consisting of one or more political-religious confederations, based in great ritualized gatherings of people in embanked monumental complexes keyed, in turn, to astronomical phenomena.

The second takes a monumental and complex subject which is woven into every part of our lives and makes it both gripping and accessible.

At Heliopolis the Roman emperors, particularly the Severans, constructed a monumental temple complex, the most spectacular elements of which were the Temple of Jupiter Heliopolitanus and the Temple of Bacchus.

But a few blocks from Revolución is the Centro Cultural Tijuana, a monumental arts complex with a planetarium centerpiece, a recently opened a native-plants and pre-Columbian sculpture garden, and a new gallery and performance space under construction.

Just north of Siĕmréab are 40 square miles (105 square km) of ruins of the premodern Khmer capital, Angkor (or Angkor Thom), which includes the monumental temple complex of Angkor Wat.