Sentences with phrase «see piece of architecture»

Designed to mirror the basalt lava flows of the Icelandic landscape, Hallgrímskirkja Church is a spectacular, must - see piece of architecture that is the perfect introduction to some of the dramatic sights you're likely to come across on your journey.

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Other fond memories include an organic fingerling potato pizza with the thinnest crust on the planet, dipping our toes in Lake Michigan, finally getting to see pieces by Henry Darger, magnificent architecture, Bucktown, uncomplicated subway, Hendrickx Belgian bakery, and snacking on all the lovely produce after a long day of walking around, with blisters.

It is a glorious piece of architecture created from wood pulp and spit, chewed up and manufactured into — paper... I ask you, then, to raise your glass rather than your newspaper to the wasps you see as you take tea or drinks in the garden in the summer.

Hearst Castle may be SLO's main attraction, and for good reason — the 90,000 square foot estate, estimated to be valued at approximately $ 240 million, is perhaps the most stunning and intricately designed piece of architecture you'll see in California, maybe in the entire U.S. Given the property is now a protected state park, access to the castle is limited to guided tours, but don't let the thought of crowds or tourists deter you.

What to see and do The permanent collection of the Centre Pompidou — amounting to over 100,000 pieces of modern and contemporary art, design, and architecture — is one of the largest in the world and includes masterpieces by Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Joan Miro, Amedeo Modigliani, Henri Matisse, Vassily Kandinsky, Ferdinand Leger, Constantin Brancusi, Man Ray, Jean Dubuffet, Henri Cartier - Bresson, Le Corbusier, Alberto Giacometti, Andy Warhol, Bruce Nauman, Jasper Morrison, -LRB-,..)

His tiled pieces (also seen at the FEEL UP collaboration with Eddie Peake at Lismore Castle in Ireland in early 2015 and his first solo show home from home at Arts & Jobs London in 2012) as well as the steam like aluminium panels (also shown at Jhaveri Contemporary in 2014 and Gwangju Biennale of the same year and at He Looked Me Up at Marian Cramer gallery in 2012) resemble the interior architecture of specific public spaces such as toilets, saunas and bathhouses.

He radically reinvented the idea of sculpture in the late 1960s with pieces that, specifically because of his use of neon, can be seen as drawings in space, dialoguing with the architecture surrounding them.

I saw some tiny diamond - shaped pieces of wood on the university workshop floor - I suspect they were window shapes cut out by an architecture student.

If you take a classic camelback sofa, for instance, and cover it in a neutral linen, suddenly the piece takes on a modern sensibility because you're seeing the architecture of the piece rather than the textile.