Sentence examples for shallow dome from inspiring English sources

The shallow dome of the new St.

The first part of the vestibule, which is divided in two, has a shallow dome engraved with a cross.

But then it became apparent that the antique plaster ceiling over the sanctuary, which resembles a shallow dome, was collapsing.

The Guastavino system was ideally suited for the task of reproducing a broad, shallow dome like that of Hagia Sophia.

The entablature of the monument supports a shallow dome, which in turn is the base of three scrolls intended to hold the tripod trophy (now missing).

The shallow dome recalls the geometric patterns found in Islamic art, the outdoor plazas and promenades become the streets linking exhibition spaces.

It results in local shallow dome-shaped and/or bowl-shaped plastic deformations according to spherical ends of punches and spaces between the punches.

"Sinan's shallow domes, however, with their abstract painted decoration, seem to magically float overhead.

His style is characterized by a tendency to reduce Classical elements of design to their structural essentials, the substitution of linear for modeled ornamentation, frequent use of shallow domes and top lighting, and ingenious handling of interior space.

These were minimalist shapes bereft of superfluous trim that introduced phrases such as "double bubble" roof to the car body design language: twin shallow domes, devised by Elio, to give extra head room and strengthen the roof.

But, where Wright, Mies and Le Corbusier flooded their free-flowing interiors with daylight, Soane controlled the light that filtered down into his from shallow domes, from lunettes and secret skylights with much the same mastery as his friend Turner did with oils.