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architectonic [¦är·kə‚tek¦tän·īk] (architecture) Pertaining to or in accordance with the principles of architecture. Having the qualities of architecture in terms of structure and concept. (geology) Of forces that determine structure. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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That is, rhetoric 'gives back' to the disciplines it draws inartistic proof from as far as it architectonically [3] contributes to their constitution. There is always the slight sense of complexity generated, however cleverly and architectonically, for the sake of it; of addition rather than reduction, though the workmanship, even in trickier moments, is generally exceptional. The SOB was architectonically accomplished (the lyrical juxtaposition of glass and concrete, the use of transparency and reflection, the muscular bronze-clad columns) and widely admired within the profession. |
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