Sentence examples for successful architectural from inspiring English sources
Of even greater significance than Palladio's buildings is his treatise I quattro libri dell'architettura (The Four Books On Architecture), the most successful architectural treatise of the Renaissance and one of the two or three most important books in the literature of architecture.
Poort et al. [39] have discovered how emotional and interpersonal relationship challenges such as conflicts, trust and willingness to share knowledge significantly correlate with successful architectural knowledge-sharing and project success.
In fact, there are plenty of women who have built successful architectural practices by selling themselves not as divas but as purveyors of reason who also happen to be able to make beautiful things.
Speirs + Major became, and remains, one of the world's most successful architectural lighting firms, staffed with talent drawn from the worlds of theatre, cinema, illustration, lighting technology and graphic design as well as from architecture and interior design.
Speirs + Major became, and remains, one of the world's most successful architectural lighting firms, staffed with talent drawn from the worlds of theatre, cinema, illustration, lighting technology and graphic design as well as from architecture and interior design.
This paper examines a successful architectural design process, taking place over a period of seven years, which resulted in the delivery of a complex building meeting the aspirations of the client.
He was especially successful drawing architectural views of the great cathedrals of France.
The success of this thesis is predicated on successful communication through architectural objects, whether as symbols or otherwise.
He is more successful in the architectural structure, of which he proves real mastership.
It is certainly one of the most successful, and loveliest, architectural restorations of any city in the world.
This body plan has been a particularly successful one no great architectural evolution in external morphology accompanied the taxonomic diversification of scorpions.
