Sentence examples for signature architecture from inspiring English sources

An architectural catalyst is typically a work of signature architecture meant to stimulate economic growth and urban renewal in a city.

He is the reverse of an egotistical architect, and his work is the antithesis of signature architecture.

It shares a likeness with the Corraini bookshops in Mantua, Bologna and Milan, but Renzo Piano's signature architecture makes it unique – and perhaps one of the brightest and most alluring bookshops in the world.

Following this legitimizing narrative, cities now strive for signature architecture, sometimes with little regard to their urban context, their size and role in the global market, the democratic decision making process and the urban effects.

Despite its unfailing popularity and controversial nature, many initiators seem to equate MEF development with signature architecture, resulting in a persistent issue of underuse among MEFs in the post-event era.

The High Line is designed to slow us down, make us stop and think, appreciate the views of the Hudson, the warehouses and the New York icons: the Empire State Building, London Terrace and new signature architecture around the park including Frank Gehry's white galleon, the IAC building, and Jean Nouvel's 21-storey tower with its green glass curtain wall comprising nearly 1,700 panes.

(Of course, web-based solutions have faced some criticism that they're less secure than desktop wallets. Circle is built with a multi-signature architecture).

Such synthetic off-line signatures are used on a new on-line signature recognition architecture based on the combination of both types of data: real on-line samples and artificial off-line signatures synthesized from the real data.

Today, you can visit the centuries-old Mission Santa Barbara, take in the city's signature colonial architecture of white stucco and red-tile roofs, and grab a glass of vino at a nearby winery.

And there it was, plain as day on the firm's website, when I went back to check: "Sasaki had no involvement in the design and implementation of the final landscape for the Beijing Olympics". So much for signature Olympic architecture.

Second, profilings of primary cells undergoing an in vitro transformation process by p53 and p16INK4A inactivation identified a G2/M genes signature, whose architecture relied upon NF-Y and E2F sites.