Sentence examples for pristine architecture from inspiring English sources

HAD you stood in the middle of the Museum of Modern Art's atrium this summer and cast your eyes up, you might have seen a small mirrored square peeking from the base of a glass guardrail amid the scrupulously pristine architecture.

Villani boasts of Florence's pristine architecture in its monasteries and churches, as well as its ornate houses and beautiful palaces.

The structural and compositional characteristics of the TiO2 deposits are not sensitive to the organization of the nanotube arrays, which maintain their pristine architectures.

Foster's design is about contrasting craggy old stone with a pristine glass architecture of democratic transparency.

But turn towards the seaside and you'll soon find yourself immersed in a steampunk wonderland, with pristine Victorian architecture carved from local stone, a steampunk-themed children's playground and the looming, apocalyptic looking Steampunk HQ, a museum, stationed by the railway tracks.

"It's the Wal-Mart mentality: why can't I get it for less?" Whatever she does next, chances are she won't be able to stray far from her irrepressible aesthetic opinions, which could be rooted in her upbringing in the 1760 Block Island house where her mother still lives — a piece of pristine colonial architecture that was built by her family and has never changed hands.

In an exceptionally strong year, the decision is likely to come down to a choice between the pristine architect's architecture of McLaughlin's chapel, and the intelligent pragmatism of Brooks's housing, both of which benefited from unusually enlightened clients.

On this journey, from the cities of Spain's south to its quiet country trails, we sample flamenco and sherry, Islamic architecture, pristine beaches and mountain scenery.

Most visitors go there once, enjoy the colonial architecture and pristine beaches, and never go back.

FOR decades, period architecture and pristine cobblestone streets have kept Old Montreal well trodden by tourists.

The immense tourist potential of its Italian art deco and modernist architecture and pristine beaches has been squandered.