Sentence examples for singular building from inspiring English sources
Rather than a singular building, the museum reads as a below-grade, unearthed village.
Likewise, the work of the architect does not rest in the singular building, despite the way the work of starchitects is presented.
My choice would be for an unlikely outsider in the form of Grafton's campus, a scheme that shows architecture's power of place-making beyond the singular building alone.
Instead of providing a monumental, pompous, singular building, the centre attempts to emphasise all of the parts that make it up.
In one sense the script – by Matthew Whittet, adapting his own play – is dense and singular, building up to and revolving around the 15th birthday party of protagonist Greta (a wonderful Bethany Whitmore, whose default expression is a semi-startled look).
Peter Zumthor Therme Vals, the only book-length study of this singular building, features the architect's own original sketches and plans for its design as well as Hélène Binet's striking photographs of the structure.
Patel Taylor's first intervention in 2007 was a 1,000-seat 1,000-seateatre that tries to conform to Capon's plecturen which singular buildings are placed betheatreoughly parallel bands – by being one of thatsingular buildings.
Ten significant and comparable pairs of architectural works (individual's full oeuvres, singular buildings, experimental projects), selected from different periods in the history of Western Architecture will be analyzed, discussed and evaluated in class (i.e. Alberti/Bramante; Rossi/Venturi; Koolhaas/Herzog & de Meuron; etc).
His was a singular achievement: building a free, aggressive and strongly democratic press in a land that had never seen such a thing.
At the northwest corner of 82nd Street stands West End's most architecturally singular apartment building, the Umbria, built in 1911 by Harry Schiff and designed by D. Everett Waid in light brick and terra cotta.
Thus, what was once a singular brick building now appears like multiple smaller ones, actually fitting better than before into the existing urban context.
