Sentences with phrase «architectural grandeur of»
20 East 10th Street was built in 1846 and boasts a 6800 - square - foot property — the perfect home for someone who can appreciate the historical and architectural grandeur of the space (and has very deep pockets!).
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The architectural grandeur of this deserted city can not be described in words and one can only experience the aura of its magnificent edifices by seeing them.
He rhapsodized about the architectural grandeur of Albany's many government buildings and how they symbolize the power and the glory of government.
If you ever tire of being an esteemed chef, you could become a cookie architect, judging by the architectural grandeur of that top photo.
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Siem Reap offers the magnificent Temples of Angkor, ancient ruins that are a display of architectural complexity and grandeur unlike anything else in the world.
Embark on a spectacular journey from Romania and through Bulgaria, discovering the architectural grandeur and quaint cultural enclaves that make this such an intriguing part of the world.
The two villas each have their own distinct architectural styles and ambiance: Windu Asri echoes an elegant colonial era of Raffles-esque grandeur, with gleaming white surfaces, rattan sofas, plantation - style chairs, four - poster beds and plenty of space for breezy semi-outdoor living.
Nova Constantia Boutique Residence — a generously well designed space of architectural grandeur.
Known as Florida's iconic «Pink Palace,» The Don CeSar is reminiscent of a Mediterranean - style castle with its majestic pink exterior, historic grandeur and striking architectural design elements set upon the white sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico in St. Pete Beach.
Following the hotel's large scale architectural restoration of $ 139 million in 2008, this multi-million dollar renovation led by Chicago - based firm The Gettys Group refreshes the original work of renowned Chicago architectural firm Marshall and Fox, highlighting the early twenty - first century grandeur and craftsmanship while incorporating state - of - the - art technology and modern amenities.
This architectural delight features a mix of European and Arabesque designs, with a feeling of grandeur and luxury.
«The result will be the rebirth of a luxury hotel that reflects its elegance and architectural grandeur, as well as the classic taste and style of its sophisticated, international neighborhood.»
Exploring Victoria's mesmerising citadella will expose you to an array of architectural delights and religious structures, and while the city may not resemble the grandeur or significance of Valletta or the retail accessibility of Sliema on Malta, there is an infectious charm that shrouds this destination.
The imposition of the guidelines satirize the continuing nostalgia and reverence for architectural structures which exude a sense of authority and grandeur, and the ways the public or the ideal citizen conforms to these conventions.
The wall drawings of British artist Richard Wright have an austere grandeur, even when he bypasses a traditional strength of the mural form — its command of large architectural expanses — in favor of corners and crannies.
He also held two exhibitions at London's White Cube gallery, entitled Karfunkelfee and The Fertile Crescent, the latter being a sweeping comment on the instability of architectural grandeur, from Mesopotamia to the Third Reich.
Full of architectural grandeur, the large and imposing table promises to make a big impact in modern, minimal schemes.