Sentence examples for any changes in the streetscape of from inspiring English sources
According to the commission, any changes in the streetscape of historic neighborhoods — except for safety features like fire hydrants and stop signs — require its permission.
Sometimes, more modest changes in the streetscape can alter in positive ways the life we live.
The Japanese case is studies as it is distinguished from the urban residential zones where buildings are set tight along the street and collectively form a wall to the street whereas in Japan the presence of side setbacks along with the changing location of the buildings inside their plots creates constant changes to the streetscape.
In some ways, the research and the physical changes to the streetscape are the easy part.
Based on our conversations with the interviewees, it appears that neither the bicycle lane plans or changes in the street configuration were addressed by any of the public stakeholders until after the building was finished and operational and changes to the streetscape were completed.
"Particularly in Whitechapel, there'd be all kinds of opportunities in the streetscape to hint at that diversity," says Harris.
The new plan brings in the streetscape, and more or less incorporates the World Financial Center into the fabric of Lower Manhattan.
(Globalization creeps in though, there's also a Kentucky Fried Chicken). Although the building facades had changed, the streetscape was similar to what I'd have seen hundreds of years ago, Watson said -only the merchants would have been Jewish.
Elegant Art Nouveau houses dominate the avenues of Ixelles, this leafy neighbourhood of Brussels, but Belgian flags have also suddenly become a ubiquitous feature in the streetscape.
A question in the Streetscapes column last Sunday about the fate of two former automats in Manhattan misspelled the surname of the reader who posed it.
The rationale was that "the visible streetscape of neighbourhoods provides direct indicators of change": in other words, examining visual evidence allows us to better judge precisely what kind of urban change is occurring in each area.
