Sentence examples for spiral designed from inspiring English sources

A standout at the museum is a majestic three-dimensional latticework spiral designed by Amanda Levete Architects.

London's Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) announced some time ago that it would shortly be building a spectacular spiral designed by Mr Libeskind.

The demister uses a helicoidal element, which consists of a metal sheet wound as a spiral, designed to rotate at high speed within a cyclone body.

My favorite section of the building is the "Books Spiral," (designed to display the library's nonfiction collection without breaking up the Dewey Decimal System classification onto different floors or sections).

The shapes of the frames are very characteristically spiral, and this spiral is designed to make the process of wearing the exoskeleton easier compared with an exoskeleton that is fixed to the wearer's body via cuffs.

Fallen columns that litter the landscape are decorated with star and spiral designs.

I'm not suggesting that the spiral design was driven purely by pragmatics, only that it serves pragmatic needs.

It was a touch that partly echoed Le Corbusier's famous Villa Savoye in France; at the same time Wright chose a spiral design akin to the Guggenheim Museum's.

On the pitchers, the spiral designs evoking water are augmented by stylized ziggurat shapes that are rooted in antiquity, but that persist like other ancient symbols in contemporary work.

An elegant three-dimensional spiral design is carved into the end armrests -- a wave motif that is echoed in seven staircases along the promenade, whose shallow steps are of the same granite as the benches.

They got squashed together – and this led to the "epiphany" of the inter-twining spiral design, which, in a version involving about £600 worth of pure copper, now graces the main foyer of the school.