architectural Definition
archi·tec·tural (-tek′c̸hər əl)
adjective
- of or connected with architecture
- having the qualities of architecture
architectural Related Forms
ar′chi·tec′·tur·ally adverb
architectural Synonyms
architectural
modif.
architectural Usage Examples
Used with adjective complement
include: Activities included architectural modeling, psychological testing, map making, a photographic portraiture project, and a memorial plaque sculpture project.
Modifies a noun
- technologist: Senior Technician & Architectural technologist, Age 41 " I am average at dealing with my money.
- heritage: Elena has managed to preserve the greater part of its architectural heritage.
- historian: You can research the history of your house yourself, or you can employ professional architectural historians.
- gem: East Anglia Norwich city Heritage Open Day in Norwich opened a number of architectural gems to the public last week.
- drawing: T his architectural drawing of the Hackney branch shows how the shops were laid out.
- masterpiece: Lovers of the modern idiom will head for the Picasso Museum or any of Gaudí 's architectural masterpieces.
Modifying Another Word
- purely: As you can see, I can wax lyrical about Winchester Cathedral on purely architectural and historical grounds.
- mostly: Steven Metsker's approach is mostly architectural, with lots of object relationship diagrams and relatively little code.
- so: Features are either compressed or elongated and so architectural detail, such as windows and doors, can look rather odd.
Preposition: in
scale: Architectural in scale, every project is approached with meticulous care and exacting skill.
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