Pronunciation

/ˈɑːrkɪtektʃər/

Definitions

Noun

• Architecture: The art or practice of designing buildings, especially with regard to their size, shape, structure, and appearance, as well as the arrangement of spaces within them.
• Building design: The systematic process of creating functional, aesthetic, and environmentally sustainable structures.
• Style or system: The characteristic arrangement or organization of components in a system, such as computer software or a communication network.

Verb

• To architect: To plan and design the overall structure or layout of something, often referring to systems or processes.
• To conceptualize: To develop a blueprint or vision for a project or system.

Adjective

• Architectural: Relating to the design or style of buildings or structures.
• Structural: Pertaining to the basic framework or composition of something.

Phrases

• “Design an architectural masterpiece”
• “The architecture of the city center”
• “Modern architectural marvels”
• “Sustainable architecture for the future”
• “The architecture of a computer program”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The ancient architecture of the temple was awe-inspiring.”
• Verb: “The architect spent months planning the new office building’s architecture.”
• Adjective: “The house had a sleek, contemporary architectural design.”

Synonyms

• Design
• Planning
• Blueprint
• Layout
• Structural design
• Form
• Style
• Composition
• Configuration
• Conceptualization