Subjects: “...topography...”
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“..., but are largely defined by the conditions of nature: climate, soil, topography, vegetation, water. Through...”
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“...The design of the house began with a response to topography. The placing of the house at the bend...”
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“..., cedars, cacti, and lichens. The topography constantly changes. Boulder-sized shards of granite seem...”
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“... of topography, site conditions, and landscape; the harnessing of a powerful context and views; water management...”
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“... its topography. The hill becomes the communal spaces and rooms of the house. These uncovered spaces...”
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“... became more acquainted with the water, ruins and topography of the site.  My hope was that I would add a...”
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“... of architecture," wrote Vincent Scully, "is the topography of a place and the way human beings respond...”
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“.... At Cascade Plaza, sloping topography intersects the aquifer, and the new groundwater seeps out of the plaza...”
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“... and topography. It is also designed to reveal the power of the environment, the sun, the rain, and the snow...”
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“... landscape tethering together water, topography, and the celestial domain, and rituals of purification...”
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“... the beginning that the site had to be developed in accordance with the natural orientation and steep topography...”
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“... derived from the life, attitudes, climate, context, materials and topography within Old Athens...”
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“... of its industrial past, topography and climate, Roanoke provides a range of vacant land types typical...”
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