Sentence examples for successful architecture from inspiring English sources
The public did warm up to them eventually, but more as a feature of the skyline than as successful architecture.
These techniques, combined together, have resulted in several highly successful architecture analysis and design methods.
When the Design Museum in London gave Hadid her first British retrospective in 2007, it was the most successful architecture show the museum had ever staged.
Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio have not only defied matrimonial expectation, but they have also become one of the most successful architecture teams.
Water-splitting dye-sensitized solar cells can in principle leverage the successful architecture, spectral tunability, and high quantum efficiency of regenerative photovoltaic dye cells toward this goal.
The Taguchi method was effective at identifying successful architecture with the potential for development as a useful generic inhaler ANN model, although this would require much larger datasets and more variable inputs.
For this approach to be successful, architectures should be easily extensible.
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.
The book looks at some of the most innovative structures and technologies to date, demonstrating their use of materials in creating successful surface architecture.
Grimshaw was doing exactly what the academicians had elected him for, using his substantial management skills he developed to run a successful international architecture practice, to bring some calm and stability to a troubled organisation.
Successful ecological architecture must take into account multiple factors within the construction process of a project, and the impact that construction will have during its life-cycle: from its planning, execution and use through its demolition at the end of its life.
