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“The building was designed architecturally to blend with its natural surroundings.”
The design of the building incorporated architectural principles to harmonize with nature.
In a manner related to the design and structure of buildings or spaces.
The cathedral's architecturally significant arches date back to the 12th century.
The arches in the cathedral are notable for their historical and architectural importance.
The new museum's architecturally innovative design won several awards.
The museum's design was praised for its creative and forward-thinking architectural approach.
Often used to describe features, styles, or elements that are characteristic of architecture.
From a structural or design perspective.
The project was evaluated architecturally before construction began.
The design team assessed the project's structural and aesthetic aspects before approval.
Can also refer to the principles or methods of architecture.
While 'architecturally' is useful for describing design aspects, avoid using it in contexts where 'structurally' or 'aesthetically' would be more precise.
Use 'architecturally' only when referring to aspects directly related to architecture or design. It is not interchangeable with 'technically' or 'engineeringly'.
Derived from the noun 'architecture' (from Latin 'architectura', from Greek 'arkhitektonikē' meaning 'chief builder'), with the adverbial suffix '-ally' added to form an adverb describing manner related to architecture.
Commonly used in contexts involving building design, urban planning, or historical architecture. Avoid using it to describe non-architectural structures unless referring to design principles.