Sentence examples for prosperous architecture from inspiring English sources

The law firm, acting on behalf of L.A. Can, a skid row nonprofit, argued that there are far greater needs in the homeless capital of the United States than remodeling prime real estate for one of the country's most prosperous architecture firms.

By the 15th century, Mogadishu was a prosperous city with sophisticated architecture and an advanced trade network with other empires such as Egypt, Greece and Rome.

Northern villages are relatively prosperous and have some modern architecture.

But Strasbourg is much more than a government seat; it is a university city, as well as a prosperous intersection of cultures, histories, gastronomy and architecture.

The flat ocean of land that stretches for miles in all directions brought forth corn and wheat aplenty; prosperous enterprises lined the streets with fine architecture; the town fathers built a handsome liberal-arts college.

The town stood quietly, not too far from centuries-old architecture, wildlife, and a once-prosperous irrigation network.

The prosperous years 1890 1910 brought an abundance of fine architecture, examples of which can be seen in the spacious and elegant patrician houses around the Aussenalster.

Some newly prosperous El Alto residents built multistory "minimansions," whose distinctive architecture incorporated bright shades of green and yellow as well as symbolic serpents and condors, which reflected pride in their Aymara heritage.

Featuring a collection of Art Deco and Mid-Century Modern architecture that date stamps the most prosperous decades of the city's life.

It was once a prosperous town of the Hanseatic League, as evidenced in its fine architecture, including the Church of St . John(1283).

In prosperous Venezuela, the modern art movement, influencing industry, science and architecture, also made political sense: it helped the country appear vibrant and in vogue.