Sentence examples for uninterrupted space from inspiring English sources

To love such open places, one has to believe that beauty might be a function of volume of uninterrupted space.

Showing so many pieces in a small and architecturally complicated gallery was problematic; Sandback's works need open, uninterrupted space to produce their extremely subtle illusions and moods.

The typical Wright-designed residence from this period displayed a wide, low roof over continuous window bands that turned corners, defying the conventional boxlike structure of most houses, and the house's main rooms flowed together in an uninterrupted space.

Axisymmetric shell structures have many applications including cooling towers, liquid retaining structures, and roofs where large uninterrupted space is required.

The results indicate that placing the catalyst at the back of the flow channel provided uninterrupted space for liquid and gas at the front end, thereby improving the sustainability of the sodium borohydride for the catalytic reaction.

According to the DJ, many clubs won't even be able to obtain dance permits necessary to feature events legally due to spatial requirements instituted by Japanese government that make it very difficult to adhere, parameters like having a certain amounts of uninterrupted space with no support pillars, piping, perhaps even disco-balls.

The space on the second floor, 15,000 square feet of giant, uninterrupted spaces with nearly 21-foot-high ceilings and no columns, can easily accommodate monumental, multiton sculptures.

Frederick C Robie House (Chicago, 1906) Concealed beams create long, uninterrupted spaces that extend through windows on to porches and balconies, making walls disappear.

Not to mention 2,100 square feet of largely uninterrupted living space, 15-foot ceilings, a rental apartment and a patch of land where Ms. Abbate, 39, can garden.

The clients, two artists, had a big design input into the house and had originally wanted to refurbish the earlier industrial building, which they had already turned into a gleaming, uninterrupted white space – their preferred decorative mode.

Mr. Ito has positioned most of the doorways in the galleries' contoured corners, which allows for a maximum of uninterrupted wall space for the art while emphasizing the rooms' sensual curves.