Sentence examples for building adopted from inspiring English sources

The building adopted as case study is protected as cultural monument by the new Master Plan and listed in the sectorial regulations for the landscape.

The building adopts the frame-shear wall interacting system.

Whichever systems a building adopts, White says the benefits of solar cooling extend beyond electricity savings.

Situated on Glasgow's former Govan dockside, the building adopts a sleeves-rolled-up industrial aesthetic: exposed concrete columns, perforated metal cladding, warehouse-like skylights and girders.

It will be all about the approach they took in building, adopting and deploying the technology.

Marquees of this sort had appeared on theaters and hotels in the late 19th century, and a few apartment buildings adopted them -- the 1885 Osborne, at 57th and Seventh, had one retrofitted about 1900, although it was removed by the 1940's.

But only a handful of buildings adopted the Korean architectural style.

Most buildings adopted the Italian Renaissance inspired palazzo-style of architecture popular amongst their rivals in England, and rose no more than five or six stories.

Conservationists also advocate that buildings adopt more "bird-friendly" designs, for example using patterned glass and dimmer lighting.

As more buildings adopt alternative sources of power, such as batteries, microturbines and fuel cells (see "Power to the People"), NILM will play a third role, says Steve Shaw, a professor of electrical engineering at Montana State University.

Seismic assessment of ductile versions of low- to mid-rise moment frames located in moderate seismic zones is carried out through comparative trial designs of two (4- and 8-story) buildings adopting both space and perimeter framed approaches.