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"In this area of Nassau County, it is not easy to find a piece of land large enough to accommodate the building and parking we would need," Mr. Preminger said.

His proposal for The Times didn't work for the clients, who saw it as not sufficiently flexible to accommodate the building's lease tenants.

Many of the precast concrete piers that line the exterior of the Blue Cross/Blue Shield Building, for example, are hollow to accommodate the building's engineering systems, including its heating and cooling.

Existing caissons installed in 1967 were used, along with new ones, to accommodate the building.

He told a BBC documentary at the time, "I have been forced to give up my home to accommodate the building of homes for overseas investors".

The proposals show that Game and JD Sports would be relocated within the shopping centre to accommodate the new building.

Several changes have already been made in the plans for the terminals to accommodate the T.W.A. building.

He suggested positioning the opera house directly on the Volksgarten (it was originally planned to be 100 metres away), which required the city's principal thoroughfare to be rerouted to accommodate the new building.

He wanted this notable site to accommodate the only building in Britain to be designed by the modernist international architect Mies van de Rohe, famous for his immaculate glass clad boxes such as the Seagram Building in New York.

Portions of the wall of the mosque were removed to accommodate the new building.

In order to accommodate the new buildings, the school and chapel built in the late 1940s were razed, along with two office buildings on adjoining lots purchased for the expansion.