Originally three separate Greek Revival houses, the buildings were merged and redesigned in the 1890's by McKim, Mead and White, which also designed the Judson Church.
St Lawrence's was replaced by Skagen Church, completed in 1841 and redesigned in the local style by Ulrik Plesner in 1910.
Participants in the first colloquium of the Residency Review and Redesign in Pediatrics Project sponsored by the American Board of Pediatrics Foundation also felt that nutrition, especially related to obesity, should receive greater emphasis in pediatric residency training [ 22].
Built in 1882 and redesigned in 1900, the house has a limestone entry room with a fireplace, and a grand staircase leading to a parlor.
The paper presents ways to rethink and redesign business in the textile and clothing field by offering an overview on several design strategies that exist today in niche markets.
Pelham Bay was built in the early 1900s, and redesigned in 1934 by golf architect John R. Van Kleek, who was hired by Robert Moses to superintend a citywide golf project funded by the Works Progress Administration (W.P.A .. Van Kleek created Split Rock at the same time, and it's often said to be the best course in the city.
Still, the newspaper will expand the number of color advertising pages next year and is planning a redesign in the second quarter, Peter R. Kann, the chairman, said on the call.
Don's father, Joe Oriolo, acquired and redesigned Felix in the early 1950s.
Beginning in 1747, Fownes Luttrell made numerous and significant alterations to Dunster Castle, redecorating and redesigning it in the Rococo style.
The TV series saw slightly greater change, with the producers opting to update and redesign the characters in line with modern anime, especially when contrasted to the earlier manga.
