Sentences with phrase «steel towers»

The massive block of steel towers and pipes rises out of the morning fog like a sci - fi fantasy.

Keep an ample supply of paper rolls at hand, stored on our well - made stainless steel tower.

The sculpture was installed on the bridge, overlooking the three tall steel towers.

They simply take the best energy - efficiency practices and employ them (no glass and steel towers here).

France is experiencing a Frank Gehry frenzy: While construction of a Gehry - designed steel tower for the LUMA Arles art center in the South of France is still underway, Paris waits for the new glass - enveloped Louis Vuitton Foundation for Creation to open its doors in the Bois de Boulogne at the end of October.

A Pattinson painting is a bird next built in the rafters of a disco, an ornamental garden behind bars, a severe steel tower struck by a hurricane, with all the pretty interior decor blown out and splayed across the strike zone.»

A Pattinson painting is a bird nest built in the rafters of a disco, an ornamental garden behind bars, a severe steel tower struck by a hurricane, with all the pretty interior decor blown out and splayed across the strike zone.»

Alighting in places like London, Singapore and other financial centers, this flood of capital has created colonies of the foreign super-rich, with the attendant resentments and controversies about class inequality made tangible in the glass and steel towers reordering urban landscapes.

The church group would have erected steel towers strung like Christmas trees within sight of the North Korean border.

Last week, Leyh conducted the first public demonstrations of the finished product — a 13 - meter cylindrical fiberglass - covered steel tower, topped by a spherical stainless steel coil — the electrode.

The disparity exists even in New England, where hundreds of miles of high - tension wires supported by thousands of steel towers run neatly through dense areas of settlement.

As usual, Johnson cuts a profile that looks like it was carved roughly out of a big hunk of sandstone — but it's an especially sad hunk of sandstone here, as Ray learns early in the first act that Emma has shacked up with Daniel (Ioan Gruffudd), a wealthy architect whose pièce de résistance is a massive glass - and - steel tower spoiling the San Francisco skyline.

Gantheaume Point Lighthouse was first built in 1905 as a 47ft open braced steel tower.

The Gamelatron is the world's first completely robotic gamelan orchestra — a kinetic, site specific structure created by Aaron Taylor Kuffner, who has rigged 27 Javanese gongs and mallets on five separate steel towers, programming them to play music that he digitally arranged.

Gamelatron Cemerlang is made from 27 mirror polished bronze Javanese gongs on five free standing steel towers, Kuffner transforms The Chimney into a beautiful respite for the public.

Takahiro Iwasaki (b. Hiroshima, 1975) transforms everyday banal materials such as toothbrushes, towels, bookmarks, and duct tapes into steel towers, cranes, and delicate nature landscapes.

Her response to winning the inaugural commission for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall was to produce I Do I Undo I Redo — three mirror - clad steel towers where visitors bumped and jostled in what the artist hoped were «intimate and revelatory encounters».

One of her most celebrated projects was I Do, I Undo, I Redo, an installation comprising three nine - metre - high steel towers which she was commissioned to create for the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern to mark the opening of that museum in 2000.

The Willis is one of the world's most identifiable and important steel towers!)

In addition, NTT DoCoMo, Inc., Japan's leading mobile carrier, is said to be considering developing a scheme to install solar panels and wind power generation systems on their base - station steel towers, which currently number about 90,000 nationwide, and to sell the excess electricity generated on these towers.

CSC's other neighbor, a company called Ambau, is still making steel towers for the wind turbine generators.

«We have definitely reached the limits of steel towers,» Sritharan said.

«Increasing the steel tower by 20 meters will require significant cost increases and thus the wind energy industry is starting to say, «Why don't we go to concrete?»»

Could assembled concrete towers be a viable alternative to the steel towers now used for wind turbines?

In the opener, Jake runs away from his special - needs school, and Martin, working as a baggage handler at JFK, finds him atop a steel tower in a remote industrial site.

The United States Coast Guard took over servicing, and replaced the northwest tower with a steel tower, solar - powered, in 1980.

Steel towers built on randomly stacked towels remind us the steel towers on mountains, and cranes made of bookmarks on books trick us to see the scenery of under constructed buildings.

The first of the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall commissions went to Paris born Louise Bourgeois for three steel towers, entitled «I Do, I Undo and I Redo».

Consisting of three steel towers — each some 9 metres (30 ft) high — visitors could climb the staircases to the platforms, which Bourgeois envisaged would become stages for intimate and revelatory encounters between strangers and friends alike.

In 2010, Richard Neal, a software engineer, bought the steel tower at auction after it fell into ruin for a mere $ 85,000.