Sentences with phrase «glass tower into»

One can blame the Center for cowardice, but not for turning the Freedom Center's glass tower into a glass bowel.

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It is not uncommon to go into some of the poorest and most destitute communities around the world, where many of the people live in cardboard and tarpaper shacks and have barely enough food to live on, and in the middle of this community, find a large, grandly constructed church building with towering steeples, intricate stained glass, beautiful woodwork, and gorgeous hand - painted murals.

They walked through an open space where young men in blue shirts sat in cubicles with multiple screens, down a corridor, past another open space of cluttered cubicles and into a sunny office with a four — paneled glass window running from wall to wall and floor to ceiling, the thousand autumn — drenched trees and proud towers of Manhattan standing outside.

Beneath a mirror - glass ceiling, the wine cellar rises almost 25 feet into the air, forming an imposing tower filled with 10,000 temperature - controlled bottles.

The access hatch to the bell tower has been covered by a plate of glass built into the terracotta floor.

One of the highlights will be Amber Spire Tower, a nine - foot - tall, vertical sculpture comprised of hundreds of glass spire - shaped pieces built into a dramatic tower formaTower, a nine - foot - tall, vertical sculpture comprised of hundreds of glass spire - shaped pieces built into a dramatic tower formatower formation.

Esther Yip turns the suffocating cityscape of Hong Kong into a foldable miniature with paper pop - up technique, recreating the familiar cold towers of stone, glass and metals with her usual playfulness and liveliness.

It will feature a steel and glass «exhibitions tower» with a quartet of mobile platforms that can be organized into forty - nine unique exhibition configurations.

A building tower crane hosted each of the Telus letters into place, while crews waited in suspended compartments that looked like window - washing equipment, held up by six levels of temporary scaffolding and beams cantilevering out over the tops of the glass walls.