Architectural

Pronunciation: /ɑːr.kəˈtɛk.tʃər.əl/

Definitions of architectural

adjective relating to architecture or the design of buildings

Example Sentences

A1 The architectural style of the building is very modern.

A2 I admire the architectural details of the old cathedral.

B1 The city is known for its unique architectural landmarks.

B2 The architect's vision for the new library is truly innovative.

C1 The architectural firm specializes in sustainable design practices.

C2 The museum showcases a variety of architectural masterpieces from around the world.

Examples of architectural in a Sentence

formal The architectural design of the new building is truly impressive.

informal I love checking out all the cool architectural details in old buildings.

slang That house has some sick architectural features, dude.

figurative The architectural layout of the city reflects its rich history and culture.

Grammatical Forms of architectural

• past tense: architected
• plural: architecturals
• comparative: more architectural
• superlative: most architectural
• present tense: architectures
• future tense: will architectural
• perfect tense: have architected
• continuous tense: is architecturing
• singular: architectural
• positive degree: architectural
• infinitive: to architect
• gerund: architecturing
• participle: architected

Origin and Evolution of architectural

First Known Use: 1563 year

Language of Origin: Latin and Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'architectural' originated from the Latin word 'architectura', which was derived from the Greek word 'arkhitekton', meaning chief builder.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to the art and science of designing and constructing buildings, the term 'architectural' has evolved to encompass a broader range of structures and design elements in the field of architecture.