Sentences with phrase «labyrinthine buildings»

Whether you overindulged on Christmas pudding or you've made fitness a new year's resolution, exercise in style with our round - up of Britain's biggest museum calorie burners — from labyrinthine buildings to open - air galleries.

I'd be Hermione Granger, as she's good at exerting pressure behind the scenes and finding her way around ancient labyrinthine buildings — such as the House of Lords.

Flux hosts over 40 artists annually from around the world, who share a labyrinthine building that houses 16 studios, 7 common workspaces, and a large public exhibition space.

Not exact matches

Crammed with thousands of redundant bureaucrats and patronage appointees, the Board of Education's labyrinthine headquarters building at 110 Livingston Street in downtown Brooklyn was the most notorious symbol of the old regime.

In Fez, a guide leads you through the labyrinthine Medina - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - and Medersa Bou Inania, an architectural work of art built between 1350 and 1357.

If the idea of swerving round precarious bends and navigating labyrinthine tracks on the stubby little thumb - stick irks you, however, we're pleased to report the Hori - built Mario Kart 7 steering wheel will be making its way to the UK this December.

The interface is solid, if a little cumbersome to navigate at times, though certainly not enough to stop the most dedicated fans building crazy labyrinthine death traps for their minis to explore.

Within Our Gates is a labyrinthine living ecosystem that took over a year to develop and more than two weeks for the artist and his team to build in the museum, with visitors able to watch as it developed.

Beyond this, the entirety of the first floor features Antechamber, a labyrinthine series of constructed, angled walls, zigzagging through the building and reconfiguring the space.

The web of scaffolding that interpenetrates the building recalls another ardent Classicist, Piranesi, whose 18th - century «Carceri» (Prisons) prints depict vast, labyrinthine, multi-level spaces with crisscrossing stairways.

Monika Sosnowska's labyrinthine spatial structure in a side room should also be mentioned in this context, and Bogomir Ecker's Tropfsteinmaschine (Dripstone Machine) extends in space and time across all of the building's floors.

Framing the pure architecture of the Avery Memorial, Soares built a new architectural feature within the gallery in the form of a labyrinthine sculpture zig - zagging through the space.

The students stopped in the labyrinthine hallway to consult a schedule and map of the building, then crammed into the office of state Rep. Barrington Russell, a Democrat who supports gun control.