Sentence examples for boardwalk designed from inspiring English sources

Phase 2 is set to open on Aug. 3, just upriver from the fields: the 800-foot-long, $9.3 million orange boardwalk, designed by the veteran landscape architect Lee Weintraub, in collaboration with the city's planning office.

Even in the freezing cold I saw crowds strolling the boulevard, the Netherlands' version of the Coney Island boardwalk, designed so that the pedestrian bridge leading from the beach to the city will break into harmless pieces in the event of a catastrophic flood.

The city's deputy chief of design for parks, Nancy Prince, said that the strip had to be wide enough for emergency vehicles and that the department thought the symmetry of the plastic-concrete-plastic layout was in keeping with traditional boardwalk design.

The reeds next to a boardwalk that she also designed rustle with hidden life.

Among other elements the museum, which opened in May, includes a vegetated roof, wood flooring reclaimed from Coney Island's boardwalk and a system designed to greatly reduce potable water consumption.

She designed a long boardwalk made from clear cedar — a high grade of the wood with no knots.

And Anne Christine Persson, development director for Copenhagen Fashion Week, offered a glimpse of the "under the boardwalk" inspired designs that fashion watchers should expect from the Danish designer Louise Amstrup, who is based in London.

All was designed to invoke the Prohibition-era setting of "Boardwalk Empire," the HBO show about to enter its third season.

A federal judge has blocked portions of a Los Angeles ordinance designed to regulate performers and vendors along the Venice Beach boardwalk.

It was also designed by Site Design Group, and features a 300 linear foot boardwalk with iconic red Chinese ornamental railings that extends over the water, as well as unique decorative limestone rocks called scholar's stones from Lake Tai in China.

CALIFORNIA Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk (www.beachboardwalk.com) is famous for two historic landmarks: a 1911 carousel designed by Charles Looff, with 73 hand-carved horses, and the 1924 Giant Dipper, a wooden roller coaster designed by Looff's son Arthur.