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architectonic

/ˌɑːkɪtɛkˈtɒnɪk

adjective

1Relating to architecture or architects.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....

Abraham chose a scissor stair not only for ease (it allows two means of egress on each floor) but also for architectonic reasons.
The museum's design and modern, interactive exhibits, he says, complement the architectonic features of the building.

2(Of an artistic composition) having a clearly defined structure, especially one that is artistically pleasing: the painting’s architectonic harmony...

Here, as in all his paintings, McCleary simplifies his forms and clearly defines his architectonic spaces with carefully positioned planes.
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.
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.

noun (architectonics) [usually treated as singular]

1The scientific study of architecture.

2Musical, literary, or artistic structure: his later novels display more concern with architectonics...

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.

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.
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).

单词	architectonic
释义	architectonic /ˌɑːkɪtɛkˈtɒnɪk / adjective 1Relating to architecture or architects.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.... Abraham chose a scissor stair not only for ease (it allows two means of egress on each floor) but also for architectonic reasons. The museum's design and modern, interactive exhibits, he says, complement the architectonic features of the building. 2(Of an artistic composition) having a clearly defined structure, especially one that is artistically pleasing: the painting’s architectonic harmony... Here, as in all his paintings, McCleary simplifies his forms and clearly defines his architectonic spaces with carefully positioned planes. 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. 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. noun (architectonics) [usually treated as singular] 1The scientific study of architecture. 2Musical, literary, or artistic structure: his later novels display more concern with architectonics... 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. 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. 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).
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