Sentence examples for shaped windows from inspiring English sources

Although having equal surface areas in the preference scale, square-shaped windows have been preferred much more than the rectangular and round shaped ones and horizontal shaped windows than the vertical ones.

In the 1960s Mr. Geller moved on to houses with oddly shaped windows cut into flat facades, like architectural versions of Cubist paintings.

A 1963 rendering of the museum shows it almost as it stands, projecting out over Madison Avenue like a medieval fortress, with oddly shaped windows reminiscent of the gun ports of the Maginot Line.

Seen from across the West Side Highway, the tower's twinkling facade, with its hundreds of irregularly shaped windows tilted at odd angles to reflect fragments of sky or the surrounding city, offers a striking counterpoint to the soft, sail-like curves of Mr. Gehry's creation.

During most of the film the camera is facing the Engineering Building on Washington Road (now Burr and Green Hall), and moves between the Joseph Henry House, home of the Dean of the College (the white house seen on the left) and the '77 Laboratory (the square brick building with the crescent shaped windows on the right).

Visitors to the upper floors of the Muslim community center planned for near ground zero would walk through lofty spaces — for art exhibitions, for contemplation and prayer, for programs on interreligious dialogue, for a 9/11 memorial — as sunlight streams through irregularly shaped windows between white crisscrossing beams.

Each of the four faces of the pyramid has six teardrop-shaped windows.

Bright blinking lights radiate from blob-shaped windows built into its steel-plate surface.

Leaf-shaped windows are lined with Plexiglas against the night air.

His fairy tale playhouse has a pink loft bedroom and whimsical flower-shaped windows.

The end walls are dotted with more of the amoeba-shaped windows that are fast becoming an Alsop trademark.