Sentences with phrase «featuring distinctive architecture»

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There are a range of conference facilities scattered throughout the Cairns Resorts 11 acre property, each featuring distinctive «Queenslander» style of architecture with big broad verandahs for breaks of morning and afternoon tea overlooking the lush gardens.

It features a two - room layout that preserves many aspects of its historic use and distinctive architecture, while updating the space with contemporary exhibitions.

Your room style is called Lumbung meaning a rice granary building in times gone by, the «lumbung «is a distinctive feature of Sasak architecture and is part of Bali's unique cultural heritage.

Think Cape Dutch architecture and one immediately calls to mind the style's most distinctive feature: the central gable.

The property has an original Art Deco architecture and distinctive features such as a 15 - storey James Cutler designed brass mail chute.

With its distinctive European - style architecture and a wealth of amenities, the award - winning Charter at Beaver Creek resort features mountain - view accommodations from lodge rooms to 5 - bedroom condos.

He also provided an understanding of the scale associated with many different aspects of Mayan life and how the distinctive architecture features of the Chichen Itza temples and other building were part of the holistic experiences of the Mayans.

Distinctive architecture has been utilised to create expansive, open - plan villas, each with the same luxurious appointments as the Deluxe Suites with the following additional features: Within each villa, the spa overlooks a private, garden courtyard with Balinese - style outdoor shower.

Such side spaces were actually designed as wine cellars, with the objective to emphasize that peculiar combination of art, architecture, and wine culture which is the distinctive feature of the Château La Coste site.

A distinctive design feature of the museum, the integration between art, architecture, and nature of the Louisiana is truly outstanding, and has massively contributed to its popular success.

Featuring 31,035 slides shown simultaneously on multiple projectors, Dieter Roth's (1930 — 98) Reykjavík Slides was inspired by the distinctive character of Icelandic architecture and documents every building in the capital.