Sentence examples for shaping of space from inspiring English sources

Too much depends on language, rather than the shaping of space, said Annabelle Selldorf, a Manhattan architect.

But in its blithe indifference to the real essence of architecture, which is the poetic shaping of space, such a flaying is scarcely preferable to demolition.

Gaudí's architecture is inspired by Al-Andalus not just in its flashes of orientalism - his first major house, Casa Vicens in Barcelona, is a Moorish pastiche - and his use of coloured tiles, but above all in his shaping of space.

Nouvel doesn't draw, which was once considered an essential skill in the shaping of architectural space.

His forte was the shaping of open spaces in an urban setting.

GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM Fifth Ave. at 89th St. (212-423-3500) — "The Shapes of Space".

But the space doctor figured out that heavy things change the shape of space as well as time.

It defines the shape of space and time; without matter, space and time would have no meaning.

It is not hard to see why the Guggenheim snapped up "The Shape of Space," for it quietly dazzles.

"The Shapes of Space," the Guggenheim Museum's spirited if sometimes disjointed display of works from its collection, might almost be titled "Welcome to the 21st Century".

(Until September, the lobby also has "The Shape of Space," a sparkling plastic sculpture that looks, to the coiffure-conscious, like a tidal wave of hair gel).