Sentences with phrase «full city block»

In addition, Chicago - based real estate investment advisor CMD Realty also bought two development sites totaling 2.06 acres situated on two full city blocks adjacent to the building.
The Navy Yard also could easily spare the 100 acres — greater than 20 full city blocks — that Amazon said it would need if its second campus were to be built on an undeveloped «greenfield.»
Designed by Cram and Ferguson shortly after WWII, 200 Berkeley is an iconic Art Deco office tower that spans across a full city block.
Built in 1912 and designed by Chicago - based architect Daniel H. Burnham, the Class A office tower spans 1.4 million square feet, encompassing a full city block.
Why would they need a full city block to house such a database?
No matter how slowly you corner, the Corsair lists precariously, and at 5.3 turns lock - to - lock, it's not a bad idea to start winding the unassisted tiller a full city block before your intended turn.
Cancun's top market offers a colorful maze of souvenir stands and jewelry shops that cover a full city block, with several small restaurants in the center so you can grab a quick lunch during a day of shopping.
Cancun's top market offers a colorful maze of souvenir stands and jewelry shops that cover a full city block, with several small restaurants in the... Read More
Contemporary, fully restored hotel in business district, occupying a full city block near Plaza de Mayo...
Union Market in downtown St. Louis occupied a full city block on Broadway, surrounded by tall office buildings and industrial warehouses only a few blocks from the Mississippi riverfront.
The company is exploring a variety of options to maximize the long - term value of this significant asset which occupies 395,000 square feet of real estate, covering a full city block, bounded by Broadway, Seventh Avenue and 51st and 52nd Street near Times Square.
There was no estimate as to how long the renovation project — expected to cost more than $ 1 billion — would keep the hotel, which spans a full city block in Manhattan, closed.
Doug Aitken has had notable museum exhibitions such as «Sleepwalkers,» commissioned by the Museum of Modern Art, New York which displayed 7 video screens across the building's full city block, and the projection of «Song 1» onto the iconic facade Hirshhorn Museum's in Washington DC.
The Hammer Museum's ground floor will extend a full city block along Wilshire Boulevard.
The Art Gallery of Ontario's Dundas Street façade is about to get a new look: Commissioned CONTACT installation will span the length of a full city block.
An enormous empty parking garage, airplane hangar size, a huge toothache, a new bookstore, a full city block walk through lobby, an Ellsworth Kelly in the lobby, a few stairs with Balzac.
If you want to sit and read a hardcopy of a book in a Pacific Northwest coffee shop, then you can visit Powell's Book store... a full city block and multiple stories high.
In February, CIM Group of Los Angeles and The Lee Group of Santa Monica began work on the $ 110 million Market Lofts, an unusual project that combines a 56,000 sq. ft. supermarket at ground level with 267 residential units on upper stories, as part of the developer's South Village mixed - use scheme that covers a full city block.
The 1.95 million square foot development comprises a full city block along the south side of Front Street West between John Street and Simcoe Street.
For those unfamiliar with Manhattan, 2600 Seventh Avenue is 20,000 square feet of land that held an operating car wash and surface parking spanning the length of a full city block along Seventh Avenue and West 150th and 151st streets.
A few blocks away, Trammell Crow Center is getting an upgrade to its existing 1985 - era tower, plus a second phase on the full city block across from the skyscraper on Ross Avenue.
The site, location of the former Carson Pirie Scott department store built in 1899, encompasses almost a full city block in Chicago's Loop and is bounded by State, Madison and Monroe streets and Wabash Avenue.
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