Sentences with phrase «meter square box»

Not exact matches

By precisely calibrating the mirrors with computer algorithms driving shoe box — size motors, eSolar can build its sunlight - harvesting power plants with many more small, flat mirrors, roughly one square meter in size, as opposed to the large, curved specialty mirrors employed in other designs.

24 - hour reception with multilingual staff, Concierge desk, free - service currency exchange, elevators, Wi - Fi Internet access available throughout the hotel, room service, laundry facilities, safe deposit box, wedding services, business services, fax and photocopy service, plenary room of a maximum capacity of 1000 people in theatre style, 256 square - meter exhibition hall which can be used to organize workshops, and eight smaller rooms with a capacity of 12 to 20 people each.

Nine spacious staterooms of up to 18 square meters (194 square feet) with private bathrooms, individual climate controls, safe boxes, telephones and plenty of storage space for clothing and luggage.

Superior Bungalow is 45 square meter with king size bed and large balcony, AC, bathroom with bathtub and separate closet, IDD telephone, hair dryer, safety box, TV with satellite channel and minibar.

This suite with 65 square meters offers maximum comfort and work efficiency within its boundary, complimentary in - room WIFI, well - stocked mini-bar, complimentary tea and coffee making facilities, personal safe deposit box, flat screen television with satellite television channels, DVD Player, international direct dial telephone, dressing - gowns, bathtub with shower, hair dryer.

Observatorium is an art space in a crude white box of some 500 square meters.

The center contains three main special exhibition galleries, each shaped as a narrow box, stacked over one another and providing an exhibition area of over 5,000 square meters overall.

In addition to the perceptual play of unusual color combinations within the square, the common denominator between Albers and Boyd is their 1 -2-3 structure of nested boxes, a waltz meter that telescopes or projects depending on color choices (an exception for Boyd is the binary Orchard).

«Floor Piece Hè», by Anthony Caro, 1972; «Study for Homage to the Square: «Persistent»», by Josef Albers, 1954 — 60; and «Untitled (DJ 77 - 18)(meter box)», by Donald Judd, 1977

A few years ago, Swedish student housing company AF Bostäder had a young woman from the city of Lund inside live in a tiny house - box — not even 10 square meters large — to test the idea of a cheap, cheerful, and environmentally friendly «smart student unit» that included a toilet, kitchen, and bed.