Translation of "Bautradition" in English

They generally eschewed the Dutch traditions of the Hudson Valley.

The building styles were based on historical models and, on the other hand, local building traditions.

The building tradition in Mallorca is different to other countries.

Stoa of Attalos combines the Greek and Roman architectural tradition.

Perfect for anyone who wants to experience Swedish building tradition and atmosphere.

Colorful sections of small glazed tiles are the main feature of the building tradition of the Sindh.

Only 23% of the squares and alleys that have sprung from a unique building tradition are free of cars.

Bravo to you and your group's Dwight bully buddy has you suggested building tradition.

Austria has a long architectural tradition.

The modern house alludes to this building tradition without taking it literally.

Meanwhile, the young generation has come to appreciate the sustainability of a timber house and the reinterpretation of an independent building tradition.

The farmhouse is situated in two old Ligurian farmhouses recovered in respect of the local architectural tradition.

Because of the heterogeneous nature of the building sector as a result of differences in climate, culture and building traditions, subsidiarity and flexibility for Member States are important in the implementation of this directive.

In his autobiographical account, "A Thousand Bridges" ("Tausend Brücken") Spieser described the principles of his reconstruction: a commitment to the history, connectedness with nature, simplicity and objectivity in its features, authenticity of materials, orientation to German building tradition.

Thanks to the introduction of visitor facilities, this most unusual ensemble of buildings can now be used for educational purposes and thus help to continue the ethnic building tradition.

Further criticism refers to the more fundamental urban development question as to whether a skyscraper of the planned construction volume fits in with Hamburg’s building tradition.

In a way, this corresponds to the old building tradition of the Middle Ages, when builders and stonemasons travelled through various European cities to build cathedrals.

It is a building that creates atmospheric spaces for the children while echoing in many facets the building traditions of the Engadine valley.

International architects of the calibre of Oscar Niemeyer, Arne Jakobsen, Alvar Aalto, Pierre Vago and Walter Gropius wanted to revive the building tradition of the 1920s.

Timber construction was chosen as an efficient and sustainable system that at the same time relates to the local building tradition, which is strikingly represented in the fishermen’s houses nearby and in the shingled buildings in the core zone surrounding the complex.

In Turopolje, a hotspot from which the concentration of original national creative forces spread its influence to the entire region between the Kupa and Sava Rivers, and where the tradition of building wooden churches remained deep into the 20th century, a complex of wooden sacral architecture with the same features was built.

Before that date the Baroque style had struggled to establish itself in the island affected by the indigenous architectural tradition medievale late Renaissance and classical architecture has only recently established itself in the island.

The architect freely interpreted the baroque building tradition, His projects in the German region Bergisches Land and his castle buildings are only a few examples illustrating the architect’s free interpretation of the baroque building tradition.

Depending on local building traditions, they are used for load-bearing exterior monolithic or cavity walls of single-family homes as well as multi-story buildings.

"Hessischer Kratzputz" is a colloquial term for a historical rendering-technique typical in rural construction tradition, which dates back to the 17th century.

The project interprets the theme of the crypt with a formally plain and consistent composition that reflects the original nature of the underground liturgical construction bound to history and building traditions.