Sentence examples for monumental space from inspiring English sources

He decided to make a single, monumental space — "humane monumentality," he calls it — and find a way to combine the solidity of monumental architecture with the lightness of Apple's sleek products.

These interpretations are not necessarily exclusive but may each reflect a partial rendition of the triadic model of social space, or monumental space.

The commission highlighted the strong diagonal line of the escalators connecting the first floor and the mezzanine, which is recessed from the street and "appears to float, creating the impression that both levels occupy a single, monumental space".

Lilian Baylis Studio, EC1, Sat The monumental space of the Tate's Turbine Hall has played host to a growing number of dance shows, including works by Rosemary Butcher, Trisha Brown and William Forsythe.

Last year's work in progress demonstrated his ability not only to fully inhabit that monumental space with the movement of relatively small bodies, but also to channel his sense of the atmosphere and history of the space and filter that through the music that he is so passionate about, drawing out something enthralling from both.

Liv filmed Nsingo dancing in the huge, frescoed hall of the Villa di Corliano in Tuscany, and the footage tells one story of how Nsingo nerved herself to inhabit the monumental space, at first confining herself to a small tentative corner, then claiming the entire setting with dancing of exuberantly stretched lines, leaps and falls.

With "Space Program: Mars" the risk is that the project will be seen less as an art installation than as a monumental space-nerd amusement park, a view that Mr. Sachs said would greatly underestimate his ambitions.

I wanted to use walking as a technique to interrogate the quiet rhythms of monumental spaces.

Just before I leave, I look back at the monumental spaces the architects have created.

Just before I leave, I look back at the monumental spaces the architects have created.

THIS is a city full of grand museums commanding monumental spaces, but Sir John Soane's Museum is so self-effacing you could walk right by it without knowing you had passed one of London's greatest treasure chests.