Sentence examples for official architecture from inspiring English sources

If nature is to recover within a generation (25 years), an official aim of comparable stature and with adequate official architecture to support it will be needed.

Engine Company 46, Hook and Ladder 17, at 451-453 E. 176th in the Bronx neighborhood of Bathgate consists of two very similar-looking buildings, which were completed in 1894 and 1904, and designed by Napoleon LeBrun & Sons, the official architecture firm of the fire department from 1880 to 1895.

In examining the government's disposition and the territorialized settings of mining control, I identify two official architectures of rights: one supporting the private accumulation of capital through the foreign exploitation of mining resources and the other aiming to concede ethnic rights.

runs as many as nine of its Official Architecture River Cruises a day from May 1 to Nov. 20.

Shadow IT – where business users implement a solution outside the official corporate architecture without consulting the IT department – can include everything from the use of free online services to departmental decisions to adopt SaaS solutions, let alone the actual importing of users' own hardware devices.

"People, local businesses and farmers are a lot more eco-conscious than they used to be," said Günter Koberg, a local government architecture official who lives on his own organic farm.

A group of 21 students taking the final official Diploma in Architecture were involved in a project of analysis of energy performance of UPC buildings in order to identify and implement cost-effective ways of promoting a greater environmental responsibility.

No official style of architecture was mentioned for Anderson Street in the 1920 Final Engineering Report due to lack of design.

In contrast to the solemn official Chinese-style architecture of the Chōdō-in and the Buraku-in, the Dairi was built in more intimate Japanese architectural style — if still on a grand scale.

As officials debated the architecture, they also scrutinized the content.

When I was a student, in the late 60's, Expressionism had been written out of the official history of modern architecture, along with Constructivism, Cubism, Futurism and other alternative modernisms.