Sentence examples for radical building from inspiring English sources
The architecture plays an important part in a museum shouldering such an appalling burden of history, but Libeskind has designed a radical building, which meets the challenge.
Mr. Keefe augments "Heaven" with a series of pencil drawings titled "15 Studies for a Radical Building Complex," which have more visual texture than the sculpture itself.
Another work by Mr. Gordienko looks innocuous, but its subject is radical: "Building of the Klub '81,' Leningrad" from around 1988 captures Club-81, which a wall text describes as a community of "unofficial" poets, writers and literary critics established in 1981, many of whom were routinely sent to jail for their activities.
However, it may now face the wrecking ball after businesses and properties around the area were earmarked for a radical building programme that will see up to 10,000 students and staff from the University of Ulster moving into the district.
The DfES, which is backing the project and supporting a series of workshops at the V&A this week, is investing around £2.2bn a year for the next 10 to 15 years on its radical Building Schools for the Future programme.
The successive reaction of multifunctional free radical building blocks leads to the formation of a polymer network.
He produced radical buildings, fusing elements drawn from his mentors.
The Pompidou Centre is one of the most radical buildings of the 20th century, one of those rare places in which a strong architectural idea is supported by a strong social idea.
The slides record some of the most radical buildings the UK has ever witnessed.
It was impossible to know the better, and cheaper, option: to let the floods come and clean up afterward or do something radical like building levees.
In the case of the Fringe the members play from the 1950s and '60s radical mainstream, building on the strategies of John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins at their loosest.
