Sentence examples for sensitive architecture from inspiring English sources

Her work is a welcome reminder that sensitive architecture doesn't have to be meek and unimaginative.

Mr. Muschamp did not miss the opportunity to bash his bête noires -- contextually minded architecture, historically sensitive architecture, anything other than the architect's heroic Will.

At No. 122, the Earth Pledge Foundation, a group involved with environmentally sensitive architecture, is finishing what Leslie Hoffman, its executive director, called a "green" renovation, with energy-efficient lighting, low-water-consuming fixtures and natural-fiber rugs.

Zumthor embraced the ruins and the chapel, wrapping a perforated brick facade like a cloak around both, and also around the museum, the discreet entrance to which opens onto galleries that, as with the baths, are all distinct but feel custom-made for the art, just as the art, uplifted by the most sensitive architecture, feels as if it were made for the rooms.

The Cokers are equally sensitive to architecture.

DARGOS, like SQRT-C, makes use of the OMG Data Distribution Standard [74] (DDS) to provide a QoS sensitive pubsub architecture.

By turning this sensitive, specific architecture into an electrochemical probe, we have demonstrated that the signal-on E-DNA sensor studied here provides a robust signal gain of up to 400%.

We use these transformations to define data-sensitive BIP architectures and their composition.

For example, this pH induced controllable assembly of SWCNTs can offer a potential method to desired novel pH-sensitive multifunctional architectures and/or biosensing devices.

Gestrinone/anti-gestrinone and BSA/anti-BSA pairs were proven under different optical configurations to experimentally validate the biosensing capability of these bio-sensitive photonic architectures.

That early exposure to a sensitive hand in architecture still forms my expectations today.