Sentences with phrase «modern extension»

In 1979 with funding from a Japanese bank a large modern extension was opened that would also house larger income generating exhibitions.

We're excited for the potential of modern extensions for scenarios like content blocking — we'll have more to say here in the coming months.

Plus: Hong Kong's June 4th Museum to reopen Martin Clark named director of Camden Arts Centre Tate Modern extension to be named in honour of Len Blavatnik and Rod Hebden appointed interim director of Swindon Museum and Art Gallery Trust

Modern extensions of statistical mechanics (sometimes now called statistical physics) have been applied to everything from materials science and magnets to traffic jams and voting behavior.

Garden room living area Modern extension ideas Ideal Home Housetohome Credit: Dominic Blackmore

They're ideal for defining spaces, like zoning the kitchen area in modern extensions that flow into the living room.

Please pass by on your way to the opening of The Tate Modern extension Unit 2 La Gare, 51 Surrey Row, London SE1 0BZ

Homeowners Anne and Patrick Jordan's ambitious upgrade and extension project in County Kildare took the shell of an 18th century farmhouse and transformed it into an elegant family home with a striking - yet - sensitive modern extension — all while embracing a healthy and fabric - first approach to retrofit combined with clever heating system design that has brought them from a G to an A3 rating.

This family home turns up the style contrast, with a light, bright modern extension added to a dark, broody Edwardian base

Her work can also be found in the new Tate Modern extension.

A modern extension of familiar EDL functions is the XDL extended electronic differential lock, like the one Volkswagen presented for the first time on the Golf GTI.

Its Art Deco credentials stem from its original 1926 golden era building, juxtaposed with the modern extension that was created by none other than the prolific British sculptor Sir Antony Gormley himself.

Surveying the rapid development of contemporary art in Britain since the late 1980s, the recent opening of the Tate Modern extension is a reminder of just how accepting of contemporary art the public has become.

This week, we talk to James Pockson, 24, an architectural assistant working on the Tate Modern extension.

The Tate Modern extension, planned to coincide with the London Olympics, has in fact coordinated nicely with Rio, four years later.

The purpose of the new multi-million pound Tate Modern extension was to «provide new kinds of display space for media such as photography, film, video and digital art», while media such as painting and sculpture would continue to mostly remain in the storeroom.

The Tate is facing a lawsuit by five residents of a luxury apartment building next door to the new Tate Modern extension.

Earlier this week Morris announced that the 10 - storey Tate Modern extension would contain an Artist Rooms hub gallery with works by Bourgeois the first to be exhibited.

These two Grade II - listed barns, built in 1876, have been linked with a modern extension.

This modern extension features massive picture windows to maximise light and offer outside views while working or dining at the multifunctional island.

According to Nationwide Building Society, a modern extension on the ground floor can increase your property's value by around 5 %, while adding a bedroom to create a three - bed house will add about 12 % to the potential asking price.

The décor here marks the point of departure from the original Edwardian entrance to the modern extension at the rear.

The modern extension will increase the light levels in a property, so be adventurous with colour in your new kitchen.

Related: Step inside One Park Drive — London's newest skyscraper from the architects behind the Tate Modern extension

For contemporary architecture, modern extensions and attic and basement conversions, firms offering a bespoke service, such as Mumford & Wood, can produce custom - made feature windows in round, arched and even triangular - shaped casements.

This Grade II listed Victorian semi-detached house in Little Venice neighbourhood in West London, England has a modern extension designed by DOS Architects.

Ideal for a kitchen island in a modern extension.

Elegantly combining the historical design of the original barn with stylish, modern extensions and features, we're not surprised that this property has been visited by so many curious house hunters and conversion - enthusiasts alike.

Step inside One Park Drive — London's newest skyscraper from the architects behind the Tate Modern extension