Sentence examples for a designated landmark from inspiring English sources

THE most surprising facet of the Hearst Tower -- and the one most difficult to see from the street -- is the atrium that has been created within the shell of the Hearst International Magazine Building, a designated landmark designed by Joseph Urban for William Randolph Hearst.

The Seagram Building, a 38-story, 1958 structure designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, is a designated landmark — as are parts of the interior, designed by Philip Johnson.

Because Rockefeller Center is a designated landmark, the store's design had to work within a tight set of rules imposed by the Landmarks Preservation Commission and the complex's manager, Tishman Speyer Properties.

The Lamb's home, east of Broadway on West 44th Street, is a designated landmark, a six-story gem of a building designed by Stanford White and built in 1905.

Indeed, it is a designated landmark.

A designated landmark, the Theresa should emerge from the work looking as good as it does now, or better.

"The fact that it's not a New York City designated landmark is incredible," said Kate Wood, executive director of Landmark West!, an advocacy group.

He was an extraordinary artist-a designated "living landmark" - who shared his talents generously on behalf of the School.

Both are designated landmarks.

The building is a designated New York City landmark.

The residence is a designated New York City landmark, not to be tinkered with in the pursuit of convenience, frivolity or modernity.