Sentence examples for precarious architecture from inspiring English sources
I chose to stay in Caibarién, a study in precarious architecture and surreal small town idiosyncrasies.
By constructing a prefabricated building frame to support the rapid growth of Tijuana's improvised architectures, Cruz hopes to "strengthen the otherwise precarious terrain without compromising the temporal dynamics of these self-made environments".
The vernacular is too faint, too precarious to become something on which you can base an architecture".
Wren's place in the national consciousness is assured, but that's more than can be said for his architecture – some of which is in an alarmingly precarious condition.
Called Unbalanced Hotel and featuring 125 rooms, it might look precarious from the concept designs but this is what Spanish firm OOIIO Architecture will be building for a private client.
Part-text, part-sculpture, part-architecture, part-junk heap, Thomas Hirschhorn's often monumental but precarious works offer a commentary on the spectacle of late-capitalist consumerism and the global proliferation of commodities.
Ms. Matz, whose passion for architecture began decades ago with a magazine article she read about the precarious condition of Venice, devoted herself to preservationist causes big and small.
Hal Foster--an important contemporary critic who has edited The Anti-Aesthetic and written Design and Crime and The Art-Architecture Complex--defines and investigates the terms abject, archival, mimetic, precarious, and post-critical when it comes to the relation of post-1989 art with the "general condition of emergency instilled by neoliberalism and the war on terror".
Conversation is precarious.
They are also precarious.
