Sentence examples for world-class architecture from inspiring English sources
Hence the world-class architecture.
Can a dose of world-class architecture give Haiti a crop of world-class players?
It is a soothing space of world-class architecture housing 150 unique homes, galleries and restaurants.
"We've cracked a code that will allow us to utilize cutting-edge technology to introduce greater affordability, more sustainability and world-class architecture".
But fears and criticism pale beside the excitement that most architects said they felt at the opportunity to see so much world-class architecture on display.
These conference rooms are a thrilling masterpiece of world-class architecture -- one of the great treasures of our city and of the post-World War II era.
Chinese developers today typically want quite the opposite: Everything must look as new as possible, and development projects that involve world class architecture are usually not "people-centered". Architecture in China often begins with acts of demolition, the destruction of old structures, even whole neighborhoods.
While there are many attractions that draw visitors to the Netherlands — including the friendly and straightforward people, world-class museums, charming architecture and elegant canal scenes — nearly a quarter of this city's more than four million foreign tourists a year will visit its coffee shops, where the sale of small quantities of cannabis is tolerated.
But those who simply pass through risk missing a world-class mix of diverse architecture, impressive art collections (often tucked away in unlikely spots) and special gastronomy.
The Alpine region that borders France and Switzerland in Italy's far north-west offers world-class museums and baroque architecture in Turin; an abundance of fine wine and food; superlative sport in the Alps.
Piqued, perhaps, that while several of his sisters are artists, he "can't draw so much as a straight line", he has for 30 years been assembling a world-class collection of art architecture.
