Examples of using Architectonic elements in English and their translations into German
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Reliefs, epigraphs and architectonic elements.
Architectonic elements of the time of construction were carefully uncovered and integrated into the design concept.
Panoramic views, extra spacious balconies, special architectonic elements.
Restrained architectonic elements gave the traditional training school a future-oriented friendly ambience.
In the first hall, public space,the three forms can best be described as architectonic elements.
This house is a historical manor with many classic architectonic elements that remain in best condition up to the day of today.
As architectonic elements, the sack forms are related to the installations called cells that Bourgeois began making in 1991.
A wide park decorated with statues, pergolas and other architectonic elements surrounds the building.
The delicate architectonic elements dominate the black panels and divide the upper area into fields in which single figures are depicted on a blue background.
His painting has much to do with landscapes, with space,with his pictures frequently featuring objects as well as architectonic elements.
The upward glance becomes an ever changing play of architectonic elements clearing and blurring the nightsky's vision.
One of Gaudi's major works in Barcelona called the Park Guell is a public park systemlocated on Carmen Hill that is composed architectonic elements and gardens.
In the Northland Center, he realised a number of architectonic elements that he had designed with Elsie Krummeck for the shopping centre in the context of the project Architecture 194x.
All this is reflected in two adjoining sequences separated by a reddish frame butboth featuring very prominent architectonic elements.
Would you like to create a touch of visual interest by using architectonic elements by adding a pilaster strip or do you prefer understated shaped which stand out from the crowd due to their straight lines?
Dabernig's New Kunsthaus does not owe its existence to the homogeneous design of a single architect,but consists rather of a combination of varying architectonic elements.
Architectonic elements of the time of construction, including the massive, canted round pillars made of porous fair-faced concrete and the three-dimensional concrete ceiling of the conference room are now able to reveal themselves in all their new glory.
Since the beginning of the eighties his conceptual installments have become more bodily andmulti-layered by weaving in architectonic elements, artificial sources of light and video.
Thanks to the careful reconstruction of the original historical buildings andthe preservation of the unique architectonic elements, in combination with a sensible incorporation of the most modern equipment, this spa resort meets the requirements of even the most demanding clientele.
To produce these medals we used the proof dies combined with colour print-this combination enables to depict perfectly the remarkable architectonic elements of the particular historical buildings.
In the old village and the small hamlet of Ca' dei Mori, as an example,we can see houses with Moorish architectonic elements, sign of the presence of pirates and Arabic merchants.
We invite you to immerge yourself into the civilization of the venetian villa which Palladio, to these days,can still bring back to life, through architectonic elements and colorful decorations, reaching an absolute harmony between man and nature; you will be fascinated.
Thus the stand design visualizes D'art Design's views thatlight has to be considered as a decisive architectonic element.
In the video sculpture Korridor Oppl stages an architectonic element from Stanley Kubrick's film The Shining(1980), a long corridor of the Overlook Hotel which is haunted by supernatural evil forces.
Seemingly sliced off the existing east façade andplaced at an angle, this wall becomes an architectonic element placed into an existing orthogonal system which divides the newly-created interior space while also defining it.