Sentence examples for when it comes to architecture from inspiring English sources

When it comes to architecture, the way chosen to express its identity is to express it hardly at all.

When it comes to architecture and design, most of this new Beijing looks like some provincial official's dream of modernization.

"I'm a pretty modern type of person when it comes to architecture and paintings," said Mr. Diana, the county executive.

When it comes to architecture, she gravitates toward the work of Rafael Vi? (who designed her galleries and town house) and Shigeru Ban's semipermanent tentlike structures.

Parking lots in Los Angeles, water towers in Ruhr factories, wooden churches in the Depression era: when it comes to architecture, photographers have a taste for the overlooked.

We like to think of ourselves as a nation that embraces the peculiar and the unorthodox, especially when it comes to architecture, but when you look around, you start to wonder if it's still true.

When it comes to ideas, architecture generally lags a generation behind art.

Basically, when it comes to our architecture, we're already set up to handle a predominant share of the Jobs Act as it is written out right now.

If Friedland and Zellman unearth some new details, most of the book is a rehash of old accusations, especially when it comes to the architecture.

LONDON — Even people who believe that the royal family should be seen and not heard have to admit that when it comes to contemporary architecture, Prince Charles has a robust talent for imaginative insults.

In my opinion, Agile zealotry can sometimes go too far and demean the role of programmers as designers, especially when it comes to the architecture of large projects.