Sentences with phrase «building facades around»

Featured works include Projection for Chicago (2008), a multi-part projection of the texts of Polish poet Wislawa Szymborska on building facades around the city, including the Lyric Opera House & Riverside Plaza, among others.

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Built around a series of conversations Gibson has had throughout his life with his supportive coach (Paul Adelstein), long - suffering mom (Alison Elliott), intellectual girlfriend (Sophie Kennedy Clark) and, of course, his angry, bitter dad, «The Phenom» attempts to peel back the facade to get inside the mind of a faltering player.

The city of Beverly Hills was literally built up around this sumptuous 1912 resort, whose Mission Revival architecture and pink facade are synonymous... Read More

Beverly Hills was literally built around the blush facade of this iconic hotel, affectionately known as the «Pink Palace».

The crooked buildings with traditional gabled facades house a multitude of enticing bakeries, vintage gift shops and stylish bistros, and with a number of world - famous museums and art galleries dotted around the cosmopolitan area, it's not difficult to see why Amsterdam is a favoured choice by many for a European city break.

The city of Beverly Hills was literally built up around this sumptuous 1912 resort, whose Mission Revival architecture and pink facade are synonymous with luxury.

The symbol of The Real Estate Show was an octopus tightening its tentacles around buildings, drawn by Howland for the show's flyer, stenciled on a poster and pasted on the facade of the building.

Spotting everything from the very sleek facades to jagged balconies and eye - catching curves and lines — the photographs were taken in both Copenhagen and Malmö, and share the same minimalist vibe of buildings dotted around the two fascinating cities.

Among them is «Deadpan» (1997; see picture above), a black - and - white silent film in which the artist stands motionless and impassive as the facade of a building quite literally falls down around his ears — recalling a famous scene from the Buster Keaton classic «Steamboat Bill, Jr» (1928).

Gallery spaces have been created by roofing the gap between the original storage building and the additional single - storey protective facade around it, and Hadid and her historic buildings consultant Liam O'Connor have added a deliberately plain office segment along its northern side.

Projects are in and around West London and will be working on the exterior facades of listed buildings via scaffolding.