Many of the structures exhibit twisted or crushed-looking examples of conventional rectangular skyscraper architecture.
The single-crystal structures and magnetic properties of a series of self-assembled cluster complexes of Mn II), Co II), Co II)/Co III), and Cu II), with a group of alkoxy-diazine ligands, which have square and rectangular primary architectures, are reported.
Quadrangle, byname quad, in architecture, rectangular open space completely or partially enclosed by buildings of an academic or civic character.
The building hints at being a poetic ruin, albeit one with the underlying rectangular regularity of architecture that has learned from Mies van der Rohe.
The microtube is of average diameter of about 10 μm and has a unique rectangular cross-section architecture.
In this work, zinc oxide powder with a rectangular-shaped porous architecture, made of numerous spherical nanometric particles, was obtained.
Their "developments" trash the harmoniously terraced architecture – huge rectangular windows replace the Victorian bays.
The building is a simple rectangular masonry block, the architecture coming from the slanting metal mesh fences enclosing the structure and curved along the front to form an entry plaza, linked to a future footbridge over the river.
Pilaster, in Greco-Roman Classical architecture, shallow rectangular column that projects slightly beyond the wall into which it is built and conforms precisely to the order or style of the adjacent columns.
These concepts are demonstrated for three examples of two-dimensional structural lattices (of rectangular, sheared, and hexagonal architecture), for each of which we study the influence of geometry on wave dispersion.
In military architecture, the traditional rectangular plan was abandoned in keeps such as those at Orford and Conisborough.
