Sentence examples for transitional architecture from inspiring English sources

They are indications of what can be considered as a transitional architecture as communities struggle to modernise.

I was involved with FESTA, the world's only Festival of Transitional Architecture, and that remains the peak event for engaging 'the public' with a big weekend of interactive experience-based ways of testing and experimenting with new ideas.

He disliked postmodernism in the 1980s and considered this style of architecture to be only "transitional architectural expressions".

St Mary's Church is of Transitional Norman architecture and is a Grade II listed building.

Noteworthy are its nine recumbent effigies of knights (not Templars, but their patrons), and its transitional style of architecture -- Norman hovering on the verge of Gothic.

The transitional figure in Philadelphia architecture was Frank Furness, whose taste for the exotic and the eclectic is evident in the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.

This study will involve a summary history of earlier transitional zones in vernacular architecture in Abu Dhabi, which uses little energy and purely by design, creates a comfortable environment.

The prize honored an individual, of course, but it also honored an idea, a transitional way of thinking about architecture that others have come to share.

The mesoscopic scale of analysis of brain architecture is the transitional point between a microscopic scale where individual variation is prominent and the macroscopic level where a stable, species-typical neural architecture is observed.

After a transitional period dominated by the architecture of Jean-Baptiste M. Vallin de la Mothe and Aleksandr Kokorinov, toward the end of the 18th century a pure Neoclassical style emerged under the architects Giacomo Quarenghi, Carlo Rossi, Andrey Voronikhin, and others.

Equation (1) gives the stochastic transitional probability matrix for the architecture shown in Fig. 2.