Sentence examples for remaining architectural from inspiring English sources

The oldest remaining architectural monument is the St. Dimitru church, rebuilt several times but still a likeness of the original erected in 1652.

On Duke Street stands Headquarters House (formerly the seat of government), built by Thomas Hibbert, an 18th-century merchant; it is one of the few remaining architectural showpieces of a city once renowned for its fine houses.

A broad boardwalk above the beach stretches along the city's extended waterfront, a palm-studded promenade that provides a view of Nice's remaining architectural follies and the mesmerizing Mediterranean below.

"The department's recent consideration has evaluated this loss against a consideration of remaining architectural and historic interest.

"This shows ISIS's intentions to deliver explosives in order to totally destroy the remaining ancient architectural monuments before their retreat," it said in a caption accompanying the video, using a common acronym for the Islamic State.

Together they establish that Mies was preoccupied by issues that remain of architectural moment: historical awareness, urban context and architecture's role in defining the relationship between subjective perception and objective reality.

Groups in the north, like the Greenwich Village Community Task Force, are upset because they fear that new zoning will push out the area's few remaining manufacturers and sacrifice architectural variety of warehouses and row houses for high-rise homogeneity.

The remaining brothers worked on architectural and urban planning commissions like the Montecatini pavilion at the Milan trade fair in 1962, as well as the product designs that came to characterize the playful intelligence by which Italian design was known throughout the last half of the 20th century.

"This one should be seen as an architectural remain of the 20th century," said Irene Herner, an art historian who teaches at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and has written widely on Siqueiros.

It seems likely that it was the patronage of the Roman Catholic Church, removed from the influences of Roman fashion, that remained conservative in architectural taste.

First, he had to hold up the world's tallest buildings and make them resistant to the intense gusts of wind that blew over the harbor, while still remaining true to Yamasaki's architectural vision.