Sentences with phrase «of a city block»

Currently, people make chemicals in big factories that might be the size of a city block or bigger.

The project culminates in a gallery installation of Thomas» recreation of a city block with a series of 1:1 scale photographs of South Kensington's people and buildings.

The project culminates in a gallery installation of Thomas» recreation of a city block with a series of 1:1 scale photographs of South Kensington's people and buildings, on view beginning September 8, 2016.

Instantly, most of a city block vanishes in a nuclear fireball two - thirds the size of the one that engulfed Hiroshima, Japan.

The crash was significant enough to push the Plaintiff's car the length of a city block prior to coming to a stop.

But the response to a threat depends on connectedness, down to the level of a city block.

It looks like Peter Pan's Lost Boys got ahold of a city block in Turin (after becoming eco-driven architects and engineers, of course).

The D.B.S. building, a $ 25 - million showpiece of the new financial district, covers one side of a city block, Naturally, the structure was also designed as a revenue earner and most of the space is rented to commercial banks.

The result feels like a subtropical secret garden hidden in the middle of a city block.

Nevertheless, Greenleaf has gained the cooperation of Buffalo State College officials and the endorsement of Mayor Byron Brown and Housing Court Judge Patrick Carney for a plan to level much of a city block and build a 308 - bed student housing project next to the school.

Some days we passed Adélie penguins porpoising across the wavelets, and others we gazed at tabular icebergs the size of city blocks floating ever so slowly out from the Weddell Sea.

The show brings together a number of works created by Bayrle starting in the 1970s that model anonymous grids of city blocks and highways — works he initially envisioned while working as a jacquard weaver and staring into the hypnotic patterns of the thread crossings.

Following the introductory Ante-Room, which explains the context of the exhibition, the first space frames a selection of buildings at the scale of the City Block — larger than individual residences, yet smaller than a whole street, and often used for multiple and commercial functions.

Here, the mega galleries dominate these large stretches of city blocks — Gagosian is just down the street; David Zwirner, Hauser & Wirth, and Pace are not far off, too.

The abstracted outlines of city blocks are crammed on to tiny, overstuffed sheets.

The Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art is an independent part of the Astrup Fearnley building complex, which covers approximately one half of a city block.

Founded in 2006, Urban Re: Vision, in association with Architecture for Humanity and Rocky Mountain Institute, has organized a series of design competitions that ask urban thinkers and innovators around the world to consider the individual elements of the city block: energy, transport, economy and community.

That level of sharpness is enough to reveal «features less than half the size of a city block,» according to NASA.

On a sprawling roof that covers most of a city block a kind of park has been laid, sucking up carbon dioxide and other air pollution, filtering rainfall, making it less acidic.

The total dimensions of artist Daren Keene's imaginary metropolis currently exceed what can fit inside the gallery space, and he plans for it to eventually be the length of a city block.

The project culminates in a gallery installation of Thomas» recreation of a city block with a series of 1:1 scale photographs of South Kensington's people and buildings, opening September 8, 2016.

Yes, it's a sleep disorder study taking place in a freakish Gothic mansion the size of a city block.

Similarly, Pisac features the largest market in the Sacred Valley; an enterprise of over 100 outdoor stalls that take up a huge square the size of a city block, and spills onto adjacent streets.