Definition of architectonic in English:

architectonic

adjective ˌɑːkɪtɛkˈtɒnɪkˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪk

1Relating to architecture or architects.
（与）建筑学（有关）的；（与）建筑师（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Like many of Trenkwalder's sculptures, these pieces are strongly architectonic, evoking cathedrals, pillared halls and Greek temples, among other structures.
- One of his criticisms of Michelangelo was that broken pediments should not be used simply for their architectonic effect but only on buildings associated with death, as in antiquity.
- One of this spots, located within the old city, is the Catedral de Sevilla or Cathedral of Seville, an antique construction very interesting from not only an architectonic point of view but from a historic and artistic one as well.
- Ascents into the galleries, entries through the yard, acrobatic descents from the stage-roof trap are among the many examples of the production's imaginative use of the architectonic opportunities afforded by the building.
- Inside these rooms is the gutsy, architectonic presence of the trusses, just overhead.
- With few exceptions, the schemes are engaged more with the exploration of formal architectonic themes than with conceptual concerns.
- Its main particularity is that in no other building of Great Britain cohabits therefore many architectonic styles of various ages.
- While Homes for America is a conceptual work, in 1978 Graham translated that polemic into architectonic reality: in Alteration of a Suburban House, he knocks down the facade of a suburban house and puts a huge window in its place.
- That spiraling stair conjoins two crucial moments of national history in architectonic form.
- Abraham chose a scissor stair not only for ease (it allows two means of egress on each floor) but also for architectonic reasons.
- Conceived and executed by Jean-Guillaume Moitte, it is strongly architectonic, its contours angular and rigorously vertical, with limited forward thrust.
- His preferred subject matter has been urban architecture - often seen in skyline views, radically cropped with the surface blurred, presented on carefully constructed architectonic supports.
- There's a whole lot more of this kind of thing around the site and, although much of it is architectonic rather than specifically architectural, it is quite often great fun.
- The rest of the show was much more concerned with the architectonic nature of models - how the systemized description of a building could be contained in a model, cross section or drawing.
- The inversion of normal architectonic expectation is not just wilful, but has immense importance for the nature of space and experience.
- The Yale University Art Gallery embodies nearly every architectonic theme or device that Kahn returned to in his later architectural production.
- In the cellar, Manzanares creates drama through monumental architectonic volumes that highlight the warm tones of the oak barrels contained within them.
- The museum's design and modern, interactive exhibits, he says, complement the architectonic features of the building.
- The winning submission was the Irish Hunger Memorial by Brian Tolle, a New York artist known for large sculptures and installations that often incorporate bold architectonic forms.
2(of an artistic composition) having a clearly defined structure, especially one that is artistically pleasing.
（艺术构思，自然外观）艺术上给人以愉悦感的，结构明快的
the painting's architectonic harmony
这幅画艺术结构的和谐。
Example sentencesExamples
- In two of the works, Beware the Lady and Love Is a Gentle Whip, the surface has been irregularly gridded into a Mondrian-like architectonic structure.
- Tiff's architectonic structure is offset by a flower-patterned border on both sides and the bottom.
- That same year he began his magnum opus, the extraordinary Merzbau, an architectonic assemblage which gradually overwhelmed his Hanover home.
- These compositions, which set up intriguing architectonic relationships, consist of quasi-symmetrical configurations of flat, interlocking bands of opaque color, often blues and reds.
- Sarah Morris creates bold geometric paintings that derive their architectonic structures from specific urban environments.
- The effect of the paintings' intense color was often to dissolve the solidity of the architectonic structures.
- He was also a mathematical theorist, and his monumental, architectonic compositions and simplified figures reflect his interest in geometry and perspective as well as in colour and light.
- Here, as in all his paintings, McCleary simplifies his forms and clearly defines his architectonic spaces with carefully positioned planes.
- Instead his central theme was the harmony of the figures with the landscape expressed through solid forms, strict architectonic structure, and the earth tones of the bodies.
- Fusing rods and metal pieces into architectonic structures, he often treated the surfaces with droplets of metal or with acids and alkaloids to achieve variations in color.
- The museum's indoor sculpture court and adjacent gallery were inhabited by organic, biomorphic and anthropomorphic abstractions with a strong architectonic component.
- Sturr shot mostly on the streets of Chicago, imposing crisp, architectonic structure on the continuous flow of human activity.
- Scully's architectonic, and often heroic, compositions are not, it turns out, purely formal.

noun ˌɑːkɪtɛkˈtɒnɪkˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪk

1usually treated as singular The scientific study of architecture.
建筑学；建筑术
Synonyms
building design, planning, building, construction
2usually treated as singular Musical, literary, or artistic structure.
音乐（或文学艺术）的结构
his later novels display more concern with architectonics
Example sentencesExamples
- Its rigid architectonics of narrative underdetermine character, stabilizing it: a multiplicity of signs is reduced to a paucity of meaning; the paranoid is frozen in someone else's text.
- The notation of non-events becomes an ‘almost impossible’ form of writing, attractive in all the things it refuses: meaning, continuity, plot, architectonics.
- The movie theater and subway platform scenes are the most interesting, especially the latter with their perpendicular architectonics and shifting perspectives.
- There are still problems: most of the translated poems, for example, are taken out of context, and the architectonics of the original publications therefore mislaid.
- Hootan's shyness in handling the figurative elements has, intuitively, resulted in a delicate shade between images and architectonics.
- The architectonics of the sculpted locks, the author argues, augment their power to fend off sorcery and other malevolent forces.
- Bakhtin's architectonics is a temporary, contingent vantage point not lending itself to systematization, and thus the victory is temporary as well.
- In his novels, his plays, his short fiction, and even in his essays, he is constantly attentive to effects such as rhythm, the architectonics of image, and the fundamental materiality of words.

Derivatives

architectonically

adverb

It's instructive to read it in tandem with his collection of Italian Folktales, which ironically turn out to be more architectonically constructed than the stories in Castle.
Example sentencesExamples
- The symbolic force for this feast derives from the ‘architectonically distinguished setting’ and the use of exotic dining equipment.
- 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.

Origin

Mid 17th century: via Latin from Greek arkhitektonikos, from arkhitektōn (see architect).

Definition of architectonic in US English:

architectonic

adjectiveˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪkˌärkəˌtekˈtänik

1Relating to architecture or architects.
（与）建筑学（有关）的；（与）建筑师（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- While Homes for America is a conceptual work, in 1978 Graham translated that polemic into architectonic reality: in Alteration of a Suburban House, he knocks down the facade of a suburban house and puts a huge window in its place.
- Its main particularity is that in no other building of Great Britain cohabits therefore many architectonic styles of various ages.
- One of this spots, located within the old city, is the Catedral de Sevilla or Cathedral of Seville, an antique construction very interesting from not only an architectonic point of view but from a historic and artistic one as well.
- The Yale University Art Gallery embodies nearly every architectonic theme or device that Kahn returned to in his later architectural production.
- Inside these rooms is the gutsy, architectonic presence of the trusses, just overhead.
- The museum's design and modern, interactive exhibits, he says, complement the architectonic features of the building.
- In the cellar, Manzanares creates drama through monumental architectonic volumes that highlight the warm tones of the oak barrels contained within them.
- His preferred subject matter has been urban architecture - often seen in skyline views, radically cropped with the surface blurred, presented on carefully constructed architectonic supports.
- Like many of Trenkwalder's sculptures, these pieces are strongly architectonic, evoking cathedrals, pillared halls and Greek temples, among other structures.
- Conceived and executed by Jean-Guillaume Moitte, it is strongly architectonic, its contours angular and rigorously vertical, with limited forward thrust.
- The winning submission was the Irish Hunger Memorial by Brian Tolle, a New York artist known for large sculptures and installations that often incorporate bold architectonic forms.
- One of his criticisms of Michelangelo was that broken pediments should not be used simply for their architectonic effect but only on buildings associated with death, as in antiquity.
- The rest of the show was much more concerned with the architectonic nature of models - how the systemized description of a building could be contained in a model, cross section or drawing.
- That spiraling stair conjoins two crucial moments of national history in architectonic form.
- There's a whole lot more of this kind of thing around the site and, although much of it is architectonic rather than specifically architectural, it is quite often great fun.
- With few exceptions, the schemes are engaged more with the exploration of formal architectonic themes than with conceptual concerns.
- Ascents into the galleries, entries through the yard, acrobatic descents from the stage-roof trap are among the many examples of the production's imaginative use of the architectonic opportunities afforded by the building.
- Abraham chose a scissor stair not only for ease (it allows two means of egress on each floor) but also for architectonic reasons.
- The inversion of normal architectonic expectation is not just wilful, but has immense importance for the nature of space and experience.
1. 1.1 (of an artistic composition or physical appearance) having a clearly defined structure, especially one that is artistically pleasing.
  （艺术构思，自然外观）艺术上给人以愉悦感的，结构明快的
  the painting's architectonic harmony
  这幅画艺术结构的和谐。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Tiff's architectonic structure is offset by a flower-patterned border on both sides and the bottom.
  He was also a mathematical theorist, and his monumental, architectonic compositions and simplified figures reflect his interest in geometry and perspective as well as in colour and light.
  The effect of the paintings' intense color was often to dissolve the solidity of the architectonic structures.
  These compositions, which set up intriguing architectonic relationships, consist of quasi-symmetrical configurations of flat, interlocking bands of opaque color, often blues and reds.
  Scully's architectonic, and often heroic, compositions are not, it turns out, purely formal.
  The museum's indoor sculpture court and adjacent gallery were inhabited by organic, biomorphic and anthropomorphic abstractions with a strong architectonic component.
  Sturr shot mostly on the streets of Chicago, imposing crisp, architectonic structure on the continuous flow of human activity.
  Sarah Morris creates bold geometric paintings that derive their architectonic structures from specific urban environments.
  In two of the works, Beware the Lady and Love Is a Gentle Whip, the surface has been irregularly gridded into a Mondrian-like architectonic structure.
  Here, as in all his paintings, McCleary simplifies his forms and clearly defines his architectonic spaces with carefully positioned planes.
  That same year he began his magnum opus, the extraordinary Merzbau, an architectonic assemblage which gradually overwhelmed his Hanover home.
  Fusing rods and metal pieces into architectonic structures, he often treated the surfaces with droplets of metal or with acids and alkaloids to achieve variations in color.
  Instead his central theme was the harmony of the figures with the landscape expressed through solid forms, strict architectonic structure, and the earth tones of the bodies.

nounˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪkˌärkəˌtekˈtänik

architectonics

1usually treated as singular The scientific study of architecture.
建筑学；建筑术
Synonyms
building design, planning, building, construction
1. 1.1 Musical, literary, or artistic structure.
  音乐（或文学艺术）的结构
  the architectonics of Latin prose
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are still problems: most of the translated poems, for example, are taken out of context, and the architectonics of the original publications therefore mislaid.
  Its rigid architectonics of narrative underdetermine character, stabilizing it: a multiplicity of signs is reduced to a paucity of meaning; the paranoid is frozen in someone else's text.
  The notation of non-events becomes an ‘almost impossible’ form of writing, attractive in all the things it refuses: meaning, continuity, plot, architectonics.
  Hootan's shyness in handling the figurative elements has, intuitively, resulted in a delicate shade between images and architectonics.
  Bakhtin's architectonics is a temporary, contingent vantage point not lending itself to systematization, and thus the victory is temporary as well.
  The architectonics of the sculpted locks, the author argues, augment their power to fend off sorcery and other malevolent forces.
  The movie theater and subway platform scenes are the most interesting, especially the latter with their perpendicular architectonics and shifting perspectives.
  In his novels, his plays, his short fiction, and even in his essays, he is constantly attentive to effects such as rhythm, the architectonics of image, and the fundamental materiality of words.

Origin

Mid 17th century: via Latin from Greek arkhitektonikos, from arkhitektōn (see architect).

单词	architectonic
释义	Definition of architectonic in English: architectonic adjective ˌɑːkɪtɛkˈtɒnɪkˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪk 1Relating to architecture or architects. （与）建筑学（有关）的；（与）建筑师（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples Like many of Trenkwalder's sculptures, these pieces are strongly architectonic, evoking cathedrals, pillared halls and Greek temples, among other structures. One of his criticisms of Michelangelo was that broken pediments should not be used simply for their architectonic effect but only on buildings associated with death, as in antiquity. One of this spots, located within the old city, is the Catedral de Sevilla or Cathedral of Seville, an antique construction very interesting from not only an architectonic point of view but from a historic and artistic one as well. Ascents into the galleries, entries through the yard, acrobatic descents from the stage-roof trap are among the many examples of the production's imaginative use of the architectonic opportunities afforded by the building. Inside these rooms is the gutsy, architectonic presence of the trusses, just overhead. With few exceptions, the schemes are engaged more with the exploration of formal architectonic themes than with conceptual concerns. Its main particularity is that in no other building of Great Britain cohabits therefore many architectonic styles of various ages. While Homes for America is a conceptual work, in 1978 Graham translated that polemic into architectonic reality: in Alteration of a Suburban House, he knocks down the facade of a suburban house and puts a huge window in its place. That spiraling stair conjoins two crucial moments of national history in architectonic form. Abraham chose a scissor stair not only for ease (it allows two means of egress on each floor) but also for architectonic reasons. Conceived and executed by Jean-Guillaume Moitte, it is strongly architectonic, its contours angular and rigorously vertical, with limited forward thrust. His preferred subject matter has been urban architecture - often seen in skyline views, radically cropped with the surface blurred, presented on carefully constructed architectonic supports. There's a whole lot more of this kind of thing around the site and, although much of it is architectonic rather than specifically architectural, it is quite often great fun. The rest of the show was much more concerned with the architectonic nature of models - how the systemized description of a building could be contained in a model, cross section or drawing. The inversion of normal architectonic expectation is not just wilful, but has immense importance for the nature of space and experience. The Yale University Art Gallery embodies nearly every architectonic theme or device that Kahn returned to in his later architectural production. In the cellar, Manzanares creates drama through monumental architectonic volumes that highlight the warm tones of the oak barrels contained within them. The museum's design and modern, interactive exhibits, he says, complement the architectonic features of the building. The winning submission was the Irish Hunger Memorial by Brian Tolle, a New York artist known for large sculptures and installations that often incorporate bold architectonic forms. 2(of an artistic composition) having a clearly defined structure, especially one that is artistically pleasing. （艺术构思，自然外观）艺术上给人以愉悦感的，结构明快的 the painting's architectonic harmony 这幅画艺术结构的和谐。 Example sentencesExamples In two of the works, Beware the Lady and Love Is a Gentle Whip, the surface has been irregularly gridded into a Mondrian-like architectonic structure. Tiff's architectonic structure is offset by a flower-patterned border on both sides and the bottom. That same year he began his magnum opus, the extraordinary Merzbau, an architectonic assemblage which gradually overwhelmed his Hanover home. These compositions, which set up intriguing architectonic relationships, consist of quasi-symmetrical configurations of flat, interlocking bands of opaque color, often blues and reds. Sarah Morris creates bold geometric paintings that derive their architectonic structures from specific urban environments. The effect of the paintings' intense color was often to dissolve the solidity of the architectonic structures. He was also a mathematical theorist, and his monumental, architectonic compositions and simplified figures reflect his interest in geometry and perspective as well as in colour and light. Here, as in all his paintings, McCleary simplifies his forms and clearly defines his architectonic spaces with carefully positioned planes. Instead his central theme was the harmony of the figures with the landscape expressed through solid forms, strict architectonic structure, and the earth tones of the bodies. Fusing rods and metal pieces into architectonic structures, he often treated the surfaces with droplets of metal or with acids and alkaloids to achieve variations in color. The museum's indoor sculpture court and adjacent gallery were inhabited by organic, biomorphic and anthropomorphic abstractions with a strong architectonic component. Sturr shot mostly on the streets of Chicago, imposing crisp, architectonic structure on the continuous flow of human activity. Scully's architectonic, and often heroic, compositions are not, it turns out, purely formal. noun ˌɑːkɪtɛkˈtɒnɪkˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪk 1usually treated as singular The scientific study of architecture. 建筑学；建筑术 Synonyms building design, planning, building, construction 2usually treated as singular Musical, literary, or artistic structure. 音乐（或文学艺术）的结构 his later novels display more concern with architectonics Example sentencesExamples Its rigid architectonics of narrative underdetermine character, stabilizing it: a multiplicity of signs is reduced to a paucity of meaning; the paranoid is frozen in someone else's text. The notation of non-events becomes an ‘almost impossible’ form of writing, attractive in all the things it refuses: meaning, continuity, plot, architectonics. The movie theater and subway platform scenes are the most interesting, especially the latter with their perpendicular architectonics and shifting perspectives. There are still problems: most of the translated poems, for example, are taken out of context, and the architectonics of the original publications therefore mislaid. Hootan's shyness in handling the figurative elements has, intuitively, resulted in a delicate shade between images and architectonics. The architectonics of the sculpted locks, the author argues, augment their power to fend off sorcery and other malevolent forces. Bakhtin's architectonics is a temporary, contingent vantage point not lending itself to systematization, and thus the victory is temporary as well. In his novels, his plays, his short fiction, and even in his essays, he is constantly attentive to effects such as rhythm, the architectonics of image, and the fundamental materiality of words. Derivatives architectonically adverb It's instructive to read it in tandem with his collection of Italian Folktales, which ironically turn out to be more architectonically constructed than the stories in Castle. Example sentencesExamples The symbolic force for this feast derives from the ‘architectonically distinguished setting’ and the use of exotic dining equipment. 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. Origin Mid 17th century: via Latin from Greek arkhitektonikos, from arkhitektōn (see architect). Definition of architectonic in US English: architectonic adjectiveˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪkˌärkəˌtekˈtänik 1Relating to architecture or architects. （与）建筑学（有关）的；（与）建筑师（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples While Homes for America is a conceptual work, in 1978 Graham translated that polemic into architectonic reality: in Alteration of a Suburban House, he knocks down the facade of a suburban house and puts a huge window in its place. Its main particularity is that in no other building of Great Britain cohabits therefore many architectonic styles of various ages. One of this spots, located within the old city, is the Catedral de Sevilla or Cathedral of Seville, an antique construction very interesting from not only an architectonic point of view but from a historic and artistic one as well. The Yale University Art Gallery embodies nearly every architectonic theme or device that Kahn returned to in his later architectural production. Inside these rooms is the gutsy, architectonic presence of the trusses, just overhead. The museum's design and modern, interactive exhibits, he says, complement the architectonic features of the building. In the cellar, Manzanares creates drama through monumental architectonic volumes that highlight the warm tones of the oak barrels contained within them. His preferred subject matter has been urban architecture - often seen in skyline views, radically cropped with the surface blurred, presented on carefully constructed architectonic supports. Like many of Trenkwalder's sculptures, these pieces are strongly architectonic, evoking cathedrals, pillared halls and Greek temples, among other structures. Conceived and executed by Jean-Guillaume Moitte, it is strongly architectonic, its contours angular and rigorously vertical, with limited forward thrust. The winning submission was the Irish Hunger Memorial by Brian Tolle, a New York artist known for large sculptures and installations that often incorporate bold architectonic forms. One of his criticisms of Michelangelo was that broken pediments should not be used simply for their architectonic effect but only on buildings associated with death, as in antiquity. The rest of the show was much more concerned with the architectonic nature of models - how the systemized description of a building could be contained in a model, cross section or drawing. That spiraling stair conjoins two crucial moments of national history in architectonic form. There's a whole lot more of this kind of thing around the site and, although much of it is architectonic rather than specifically architectural, it is quite often great fun. With few exceptions, the schemes are engaged more with the exploration of formal architectonic themes than with conceptual concerns. Ascents into the galleries, entries through the yard, acrobatic descents from the stage-roof trap are among the many examples of the production's imaginative use of the architectonic opportunities afforded by the building. Abraham chose a scissor stair not only for ease (it allows two means of egress on each floor) but also for architectonic reasons. The inversion of normal architectonic expectation is not just wilful, but has immense importance for the nature of space and experience. 1.1 (of an artistic composition or physical appearance) having a clearly defined structure, especially one that is artistically pleasing. （艺术构思，自然外观）艺术上给人以愉悦感的，结构明快的 the painting's architectonic harmony 这幅画艺术结构的和谐。 Example sentencesExamples Tiff's architectonic structure is offset by a flower-patterned border on both sides and the bottom. He was also a mathematical theorist, and his monumental, architectonic compositions and simplified figures reflect his interest in geometry and perspective as well as in colour and light. The effect of the paintings' intense color was often to dissolve the solidity of the architectonic structures. These compositions, which set up intriguing architectonic relationships, consist of quasi-symmetrical configurations of flat, interlocking bands of opaque color, often blues and reds. Scully's architectonic, and often heroic, compositions are not, it turns out, purely formal. The museum's indoor sculpture court and adjacent gallery were inhabited by organic, biomorphic and anthropomorphic abstractions with a strong architectonic component. Sturr shot mostly on the streets of Chicago, imposing crisp, architectonic structure on the continuous flow of human activity. Sarah Morris creates bold geometric paintings that derive their architectonic structures from specific urban environments. In two of the works, Beware the Lady and Love Is a Gentle Whip, the surface has been irregularly gridded into a Mondrian-like architectonic structure. Here, as in all his paintings, McCleary simplifies his forms and clearly defines his architectonic spaces with carefully positioned planes. That same year he began his magnum opus, the extraordinary Merzbau, an architectonic assemblage which gradually overwhelmed his Hanover home. Fusing rods and metal pieces into architectonic structures, he often treated the surfaces with droplets of metal or with acids and alkaloids to achieve variations in color. Instead his central theme was the harmony of the figures with the landscape expressed through solid forms, strict architectonic structure, and the earth tones of the bodies. nounˌɑrkəˌtɛkˈtɑnɪkˌärkəˌtekˈtänik architectonics 1usually treated as singular The scientific study of architecture. 建筑学；建筑术 Synonyms building design, planning, building, construction 1.1 Musical, literary, or artistic structure. 音乐（或文学艺术）的结构 the architectonics of Latin prose Example sentencesExamples There are still problems: most of the translated poems, for example, are taken out of context, and the architectonics of the original publications therefore mislaid. Its rigid architectonics of narrative underdetermine character, stabilizing it: a multiplicity of signs is reduced to a paucity of meaning; the paranoid is frozen in someone else's text. The notation of non-events becomes an ‘almost impossible’ form of writing, attractive in all the things it refuses: meaning, continuity, plot, architectonics. Hootan's shyness in handling the figurative elements has, intuitively, resulted in a delicate shade between images and architectonics. Bakhtin's architectonics is a temporary, contingent vantage point not lending itself to systematization, and thus the victory is temporary as well. The architectonics of the sculpted locks, the author argues, augment their power to fend off sorcery and other malevolent forces. The movie theater and subway platform scenes are the most interesting, especially the latter with their perpendicular architectonics and shifting perspectives. In his novels, his plays, his short fiction, and even in his essays, he is constantly attentive to effects such as rhythm, the architectonics of image, and the fundamental materiality of words. Origin Mid 17th century: via Latin from Greek arkhitektonikos, from arkhitektōn (see architect).
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