Sentences with phrase «underground concourse»

You may have also caught his work in the underground concourse bellow Broad Street Philadelphia, outside of the Barns Foundation, or Rittenhouse Park just to name a few locations.

Housed in the Empire State Plaza's underground Concourse gallery, this sprawling bunker of generic hard - edged abstract painting and minimal sculpture was regarded by students and faculty alike as something of an embarrassment of riches, the last vestiges of overblown Greenbergian dictates on advanced art.

Cuomo went with his top aides to a State Police station in an underground concourse near the Capitol not long after Lovett, in handcuffs, was taken from the Capitol.

In addition to its expansive meetings space, Marriott Marquis Washington, DC is connected via an underground concourse to the Washington DC Convention Center.

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Under the terms of the agreement, government funds would be used to work on expand the existing concourses and an underground passageway below the post office as well as the construction of a light - filled train hall in the upper portion of the post office.

West End Concourse Improvement includes the construction of a) an expanded passenger concourse beneath the Farley Building including new vertical access points serving platform numbers three to eleven, b) an underground connection to the Eighth Avenue subway line, c) an underground connection to the existing Penn Station, and d) plazas at streConcourse Improvement includes the construction of a) an expanded passenger concourse beneath the Farley Building including new vertical access points serving platform numbers three to eleven, b) an underground connection to the Eighth Avenue subway line, c) an underground connection to the existing Penn Station, and d) plazas at streconcourse beneath the Farley Building including new vertical access points serving platform numbers three to eleven, b) an underground connection to the Eighth Avenue subway line, c) an underground connection to the existing Penn Station, and d) plazas at street level.

Bay Adelaide Centre's retail concourse has 40,000 square feet of shops and a food court that will complete the city's north / south PATH underground walkway from The Bay to Scotia Plaza.

Moreover, architects Daniel Libeskind, Norman Foster and Charles Gwathmey all proposed rebuilding an underground retail concourse connected to a transportation hub, essentially duplicating the old setup that was yielding $ 900 per square foot in annual sales.

A retail concourse connects to an underground transportation center that Gwathmey called «a destination — it's multi-use, it's multi-functional, and it inspires a sense of place» while «fingers» extend outward from the site in order to create additional memorial sites.