Sentence examples for public architectural from inspiring English sources

Her melding of brilliant colors with a basic Minimalist grid has yielded generous results in public architectural projects, and in her poetic and intensely political recent art.

The Times reports that mid-nineteenth-century pews saved from the fire at Holy Apostles are for sale for four hundred and fifty dollars apiece at a public architectural salvage yard in Brooklyn.

But the idea for the cathedral began much earlier when Archbishop John Hughes announced his plans to erect a cathedral "worthy, as a public architectural monument, of the present and prospective crowns of this metropolis of the American continent".

A public architectural competition was held to find the right design that would convey the special meaning of this project.

The Greco-Roman deity Priapus was worshiped as a god of fertility, depicted with a giant phallus in numerous public architectural pieces.

New York City's famous skyline was a large inspiration for me to shift careers and I set out to devote my time to becoming a voice in New York's public architectural space.

One project, Architecture, by collective åyr (formerly AIRBNB Pavilion), explores private spaces become public, an architectural model of the future of the sharing economy, grimly reminding us of the sinister potential of platforms like Airbnb, if we abuse them.

NEWARK PUBLIC LIBRARY "Architectural History in the Pre-Digital Age".

There was nothing timid in his plans, an approach that earned him the ire of the public and architectural establishment.

The city was inscribed as a Unesco world heritage site in 1995 for the beauty of its medieval old town and 18th-century new town but, following complaints from the public and architectural experts over a number of new buildings, inspectors from Icomos, the International Council on Monuments and Sites, which advises Unesco, have toured several of the most contentious sites.

"Greg builds relationships with low-income populations, and he doesn't take quick profits," says Ronald Shiffman, co-founder of the Pratt Center for Community Development, the nation's largest public-interest architectural and community-planning organization.