Sentence examples for serene building from inspiring English sources

"It should be a serene building.

Safdie stated: "I'm not one who believes in overt symbolism, but my sense of a building dedicated to peace was a sense of the lightness of being,...It should be a serene building.

She spent her last years in a nursing home — a serene modernist building in a small Danish village, where thatched-roof cottages sat alongside a garish chain supermarket.

It is a serene, ennobling building that will give people in this city of private places a new sense of the pleasures of public space.

Ms. Gilhart was seated at Diane Von Furstenberg's serene industrial building on far West 12th Street in the moments before the designer's deft fall show on Sunday evening.

This summer at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in this bucolic town, the escapist option is beautifully displayed in two forms: a blissful exhibition of late-19th- and early-20th-century paintings and a serene new building by the Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese architect Tadao Ando.

There have been fine and charismatic New York towers since then: the serene Seagram Building dating from 1958 on Park Avenue, by Mies van der Rohe; Eero Saarinen's sleekly muscular, black-clad CBS Tower (1964) on Sixth Avenue; Philip Johnson's controversial 1980s postmodern "Chippendale" tower, crowned with an outsized split pediment, for AT&T on Madison Avenue.

Mies was a romantic, and what he was romantic about was the notion of beautiful and serene modern buildings.

These large-scale pieces are filled with 3D renders of amusement parks, serene corporate buildings, and waterfall screensavers that feel like perfect dives into unfinished worlds.

Working for nothing and reliant on his family, Niemeyer transformed the Corbusier scheme into the serene, high-rise building that adorns Rio today.

And they set the mood for the Asian Art Museum ($10), in a serene, Beaux-Arts building at the Civic Center (bus ride free with transfer).