"stunning structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a building, artwork, or other physical creations that are visually striking or impressive. Example: The new museum was truly a stunning structure, with its sleek lines and modern design.
While there are beautiful bridges all over the world, the Golden Gate looms in the collective imagination, a stunning structure set within an equally magnificent landscape.
Elliot Huntley views the song as a "strong candidate" for the album's best track, thanks to its "stunning structure and melody twists".
This one's designed by celebrated Chinese architect Ma Yansong, from MAD Architects, and features his customary visual flair, with a horse-shoe shaped building rising 330ft from Lake Tai, creating an imposing but stunning structure.
"We believe this curious and visually stunning structure will be a welcome addition to the waterfront, an experience unlike any other," By And Large said, according to the report. .
Ask anyone about Little Rock, and they'll mention the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, a stunning structure that cantilevers out over the Arkansas River and is designed to echo the campaign promise of "building a bridge to the 21st century".
10– 16 By inducing interference or diffraction, biological photonic structures of a wide structural diversity strongly alter the spectral composition of reflected and transmitted light resulting in the stunning structural colors of many organisms.
For the "Apocalypse" show, the Japanese artist Mariko Mori presented "Dream Temple," a stunning octagonal structure approximately 17 feet high with a perimeter of 33 feet.
"Reusing the viaduct, which is under 'managed decline', will not only give us that space but will also stop the further deterioration of a stunning historical structure.
I also like Llandudno (1900-1901, 1,234ft), which is more in the mould of Blackpool or Brighton, but fabulously elegant and set in the most wonderful bay, and Saltburn in Yorkshire (1867-9, 1,400 ft), which is Britain's most northerly surviving pier and a stunning, powerful structure in a hostile North Sea.
Now United has a stunning vast structure that gives more life to the spirit than do the flights it hosts.
The stunning bone structure is still there -- though perhaps altered by means that Mother Nature didn't provide, according to one report.
