Sentences with phrase «city building facades»
A «high - speed» track simulates a four - lane highway, with mobility circles on each end, and the other track represents an urban area, with stop signs, stoplights, simulated pedestrians and bicyclists, and simulated city building facades.
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Demolishing historic buildings, except for the facade, is a growing trend in New York City because so many properties have been designated as landmarks or included in historic districts.
Bow Tie Cinemas Inc. has filed revised plans with the city for its 11 - theater multiplex project at 1 Monument Square in Troy that feature changes to the building's facade and the addition of balconies.
That safety scaffolding might be gone from Delaware Avenue side of Statler City soon, with money finally coming through for some repairs on the building facade.
To that end, the filmmakers produced a series of big theatrical stunts over the summer, in which they shined pictures of endangered animals on the facades of buildings in New York City.
Within its colonial heart (an area some 17 by 10 blocks), the city has over 200 historical buildings with baroque and neo-classical facades.
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
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.
At Cerros, Structure 5 is a small building in the core zone of the site with stucco images of the city's rulers on its facade.
The complete make over of the building and preservation of the original facade and revamping interiors, produce a stylish and modern apartment located in the true city centre.
Whether its the crumbling facades of the city's once grand buildings, or the street art, shop windows and inviting cuisine, Porto is full of colour — even when it's cloudy.
Charged with documenting the Front Avenue buildings slated for demolition as well as the waterfront factories, he captured the beauty of iron - front facades, the distinct forms of industrial architecture, and the cultural undercurrents of a city under transition.
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.
To celebrate the building's new life (one of the first buildings made of reinforced concrete in the city which was built in 1938 — at the corner between Piazza San Babila and Corso Venezia — by the architect Giacomo De Min), on the occasion of Milan Design Week 2018, Studio Job have designed a Pop Art inspired love letter for Milan on the stunning Rationalist facade of the Garage.
His vision is for a shimmering brass - clad building on the Stockholm waterfront, featuring a glazed facade that opens out to a new city park.
The building's facade maintains a resilience amid the commercial galleries and cafe - restaurants in the city's Mitte district.
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.
The art historian Sue Scott has this to say of the Grey Area series: «In these somber, simplified tonal paintings, many of which were based on the facades of beautiful nineteenth - century buildings destroyed in World War II, one gets the sense of buildings in the process of disappearing, much like the history of the city she was depicting.»
Green facades, or just adding some greenery to city buildings, help purify the air and make the cityscape that much more beautiful.
New York City's Local Law 11 also known as the «Facade Inspection Safety Program» (FISP), requires that owners of buildings with six or more stories above an exposed basement wall, inspect their exterior walls periodically.
Pre-Kelo, that city filed a condemnation case against a single - story retail building to remove it and proceed with a project it had been planning for years — 231 condominiums, renovation of a historic hotel's facade and 25,000 square feet of retail space.