At times, it seemed quixotic — the single-minded pursuit of a strangely ambitious structure — but beneath it lay a deep commitment to rationality.
They spilled into each other, so where the first was a strangely-structured wander through vague and hazily ambient storytelling, this is more direct, a very different sort of book.
One of the most iconic artworks of this movement is Tatlin's (1919 20), a strangely spiral-shaped structure that was intended to serve as a government building.
"This monumental platform has no parallels at Petra or in its hinterlands at present," the researchers wrote, noting that the structure, strangely, is near the city center but "hidden" and hard to reach.
Looming on the horizon appear some enormous and luridly yellow structures, with strangely staggered walls.
This I am sure is the secret of his involved parentheses, his strangely injected adverbs, the whole structure, in short, of his twisted syntax.
Strangely formed, with a quivering structure and an oozing ride, the convertible version of the Murano crossover is the homeliest vehicle since the Pontiac Aztek, and at least the Aztek was affordable.
The AFAD interviewee in Ankara described how the government sustains its position vis-à-vis the Syrians in the public sphere as follows: ‛The Turkish people in terms of assistance are strangely unique and people support this assistance structure individually'.
A period of bold structures and strident new forms, it is strangely absent from the recorded history of modern architecture.
In another book, "The Search for Lost America," (Penguin Books, 1979) Salvatore Michael Trento writes that the Putnam chambers "appear to be the congregated structures of a social community; they are strangely different from any that have been built since colonial times".
