Sentence examples for a significant redevelopment from inspiring English sources

For more finessed-looking 3D world-building, there are commercial programs like CityEngine, which was used to remake a section of Marseille for a significant redevelopment project and to create a futuristic cityscape for a Ministry of Sound commercial.

Meanwhile, the East Stand of a ground the club do not own has undergone a significant redevelopment, creating a museum, two function rooms and 24 corporate hospitality boxes, part of Bates's stated intention to turn Elland Road into a 365-day-a-year revenue-generating operation.

Early in the 21st century, there was dramatic departmental restructuring at the college, and a significant redevelopment and modernisation of the Hereford campus.

By the end of the 1960s, traffic congestion had reached such a level that the use of the square as a modern wholesale distribution market was becoming unsustainable, and significant redevelopment was planned.

The South of Market, which was once San Francisco's industrial core, has seen significant redevelopment following the addition of AT&T Park and an infusion of startup companies.

"We are about to see significant redevelopment in the south end of Stamford," he said.

She cited Moody's statement that it believes Glen Cove's $2.8 billion tax base "will continue to expand, given significant redevelopment efforts under way in both the city's downtown and waterfront areas".

Now, though, the teams will soon exchange their Test match whites for their limited-overs colours, and here India might find England in the process of significant redevelopment, as close as they are to February's World Cup.

Even then the ground was small compared to rival stadiums, and its location made significant redevelopment difficult.

Following the storm, significant redevelopment occurred in Poipu, where the hurricane flooded areas several hundred feet inland.

Convection increased along the northern portion of the wave on July 24, although by the following day the NHC expected no significant redevelopment.