Architecturally

Architecturally and thematically designed in the shape of a drop of water, the Water Building Resort intends to become the first building ever to convert air into water with the help of solar power.

Alexandra Kain | Inhabitat 2009

"Architecturally, we're in kind of a style war that started when Prince Charles stirred up the debate with his comment about the carbuncle," he says.

J. Michael Welton: Masters of the Postmodern Universe J. Michael Welton 2011

Architecturally and thematically designed in the shape of a drop of water, the Water Building Resort intends to become the first building ever to convert air into water with the help of solar power.

Water Droplet Resort Will Convert Air into Purified Water | Inhabitat 2009

Architecturally, the textured-red-brick structure, funded by the city's Economic Development Corporation and the Department of Cultural Affairs, blends politely with BAM and Brooklyn.

Designing a Dramatic Era Julie V. Iovine 2011

Architecturally, it has its eyes on the ground, centered and happy in its place, rather than straining toward the horizon.

Profile of Vancouver architect Bing Thom Philip Kennicott 2010

Architecturally it could be said that Britain went from being a remote provincial outpost of the Roman empire to being a remote provincial outpost of Christendom.

Early medieval architecture: a story of castles and churches 2011

"Architecturally, it's beautiful," said 48-year-old Bill Baxter , a financial worker and Hoboken commuter returning home Wednesday evening.

Grand Entry for Ferry Riders Heather Haddon 2011

"Architecturally, Americans tend to be more conservative than most Europeans or Asians, and some people who lived in the glass tower felt like they were living in a fish bowl."

Condos Break Glass to Try Classic Style Craig Karmin 2011

Architecturally, this new angle roof design, plus, uneven side surfaces, isn't bad Post Modern.

Ugly Townhouses and Apartment Buildings, begone! « PubliCola 2010

Architecturally, the Urbino and Gubbio studioli are capstones to the ambitious building program that Federico sponsored from the 1460s and that continued for almost a decade after his death.

Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008