Sentence examples for pictures of architecture from inspiring English sources

"The further I went on the trip, the more it kept changing from pictures of architecture to pictures of people.

(Chassol also noted that the artist had "a lot of pictures of architecture, contemporary art" in his studio, which may explain his new-found affinity with woodwork).

These images are diverse, including old and new pictures of architecture, memorials, movies, logos, brands, people, places, celebrations, demonstrations, sports, war, and more.

In short, the Vitruvian picture of architecture is rooted in experiential knowledge of making, doing, and crafting.

Many pictures are of architecture.

In his spare time, he snaps gauzy, Stieglitz-like pictures of New York architecture.

By contrast an unmistakably elegiac current flows through Mr. Vergara's single pictures of Harlem architecture.

Taking pictures of vernacular architecture seems, in retrospect, to have been a form of research for the rustic furniture she would later design, humble three-legged stools and chairs with rush seats.

Knowledge of at least three sites Mycenae, Tiryns, and Pylos suggests a picture of Mycenaean architecture.

The region today presents a picture of American architecture that is as consistent for the second half of that century as Beacon Hill is for the first.

If it inspires visitors to think more about their surroundings, that can only be a good thing; but by reducing it to pure spectacle, a tranquilliser dart of sensory titillation, it's in danger of missing the bigger picture of what architecture actually is.