Sentence examples for building a cluster of from inspiring English sources
With the new factory as an anchor, they say, they can attract more investment to the area, building a cluster of businesses and academic centers that could ultimately rival Route 128 outside of Boston or North Carolina's Research Triangle.
She discovered that better way in another perpetually sodden locale — the Netherlands, where developers were building a cluster of amphibious homes in a flood-prone region along the Maas River.
You should also not forget the fact that while you, I, and everybody that we know hasn't a good word to say for Viñoly, or the work of a whole host of other, more obscure architects who at this very moment are building a cluster of equally tall, and equally grim tower blocks between Vauxhall and Battersea, minds do change.
But they all start with the idea of building a cluster of medium-sized skyscrapers that, as the Port Authority required, would replace all the office space that was destroyed — eleven million square feet of it, as much as there is in downtown St . Louis
At the same time, the plans stop Fordham from building a dense cluster of towers.
Now a road of sorts winds up to the tiny hamlet of ancient buildings, a cluster of which - La Gruba - has been rescued from ruin and transformed into the perfect mountain bolthole.
From the outside, the building resembled a cluster of fairytale church steeples.
Designed by Frank O. Gehry, the $100 million, 140,000-square-foot building is a cluster of large blobs, each clad in silver, gold, purple, red or blue metallic panels.
The area had once been a rail yard; two decades ago, Donald Trump, whose job used to be limited to erecting hideous buildings, erected a cluster of hideous buildings at its northern end, establishing the aesthetic standard for the developers who took over to the south.
The compound consists of two sandy, sun-scorched acres, several low, whitewashed buildings, and a cluster of thatch-roofed huts where seven international staff members live and work.
The remaining buildings, and a cluster of rather agreeable new structures, house a marine sciences center run by five universities from British Columbia and Alberta, primarily for students and professional researchers, but also with limited public programs.
