Sentence examples for architectural regeneration from inspiring English sources

Ukraine v Northern Ireland, 16 June In its headlong, seemingly unstoppable rush to modernise, notably via the economic and architectural regeneration of La Confluence, at the southern end of its Presqu'ile district, Lyon remains a city dedicated to the French art of good living, be that in food or nightlife.

Alas, the physical form and cultural ambience of many places in Britain, as Anna Minton revealed in her recent book Ground Control, are already controlled by perceived security issues rather than a yearning for thoroughly considered architectural regeneration, or even basic urban civility.

Filmmaker Chuck Fry, who documented Robertson and Stolz's first foray into art-fueled architectural regeneration in 2014, and whose film about glass artist Kiva Ford enthralled us in January, returns with an in-depth look at the life and artwork fostered by the Birdsell Project's first-ever summer residency.

The analysis reveals how the recycling of the post office building enabled multiple meanings of culture to emerge and circulate within a range of policy, architectural, urban regeneration, real estate and media discourses.

Buildings such as the South Block have won architectural prizes for regeneration projects, while the area as a whole has undergone a physical, economic and social transformation.

Urban Splash, a leading architectural firm specialising in regeneration, failed to get its ambitious eight-year plan to renew Morecambe seafront off the ground.

Overview: Cirrhosis is pathologically defined by extensive fibrosis, nodular regeneration and architectural distortion of the parenchyma.

1. Regenerative and dysplastic nodules Overview: Cirrhosis is pathologically defined by extensive fibrosis, nodular regeneration and architectural distortion of the parenchyma.

Cirrhosis of the liver is a progressive diffuse fibrosis with architectural distortion and nodular regeneration.

We conclude that ghost fibers are autonomous, architectural units necessary for proportional regeneration after tissue injury.

This study shows that periostin, a mediator with deleterious impact on conditions exhibiting fibrosis, is also produced and secreted by myoblasts and regenerating myofibers during architectural remodeling in the course of development and regeneration.