The phrase "altering tower" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where something is being changed or modified in relation to a tower, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The architect proposed an altering tower design that would adapt to the changing skyline."
Alternatives: "modifying tower" or "transforming tower".
The analysis using the nonlinear interaction Winkler model shows that the foundation uplift alters tower displacement seismic response and reduces structural member forces.
Pierre Baillargeon, the architect whom the Mammadovs hired to alter the tower's original design, is a Canadian who runs a studio in London.
To build the new 13-story, 750,000-square-foot trading structure, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, Goldman Sachs would eliminate the elevated plaza and alter the north tower, adding 35 feet to its height.
Another beguiling bohemian area of bars, restaurants and art galleries, Vila Madalena, is grappling with this process, as developers race to build residential towers, altering the character of relatively tranquil streets lined with tile-roofed houses.
Press-mark D.3.14; moved to the Round Tower and altered in the book to C.1.
Rather than aesthetics, Ms. Huxtable focused on how the tower would alter the scale of Park Avenue, adding "an extraordinary burden to existing pedestrian and transportation facilities".
Sallyport Tower was altered by the addition of a banqueting hall on the first floor in 1716 which was used by the Shipwrights Companyy.
The plans of the tower were altered so that it would hold a library, instead of being purely ornamental, windows were added at regular intervals, and it was topped by a copper flèche, or small spire.
The destruction of the twin towers altered the concept of what a landscape is and what holds it together.
In 1870, Mr. Miller enlarged 200 East 86th Street to its present appearance, adding a Charles Addamansarde mansaroofoof and corner tower (since heavily altered) to what was described in the alteration permit as "stores, billiard saloon and lodge rooms".
