Sentence examples for building aimed from inspiring English sources

Hollande added that the building aimed to attract a new audience, particularly youngsters who did not usually go to classical concerts.

States with open spaces and good weather, such as Florida and Arizona, attracted more speculative building, aimed at second-home buyers, who treated their purchase as an investment.

The Record and Guide said that the building aimed "to surpass anything so far attempted in the six-story class" with "various shades of bricks, polychromatic terra cotta, faience tiles and Moravian tiles," and with cornices and oriel windows of copper.

The building aimed to achieve a poetic union between the Scottish landscape, its people, its culture, and the city of Edinburgh.

These initiatives include teaching the concept of conservation units through the demonstration of case studies, implementation of participative shared management of resources, capacity building aimed at technicians and managers, and outreach to decision makers [276].

But if the Redford Building aims to be state-of-the-art in terms of sustainability, its architecture is decidedly old-fashioned.

With pedestrian squares, shops, restaurants, galleries, markets and historic sites nearby, the four-unit condo building aims to offer the atmosphere of old Savannah without the upkeep required by many of its older homes.

The dig in the car park in Upper College Green and south of the building aims to establish if there is anything significant that could be disturbed.

The building sector is one of the key consumers of energy in Europe; consequently, European Union has enacted several directives dealing, directly and indirectly, with energy efficiency in building aiming to reduce the buildings energy use.

Developed by Broadway Housing Communities and designed by esteemed architect David Adjaye, the innovative building aims to make its mark within the historic neighborhood.

Within the health system, capacity building aims to strengthen skills, knowledge, resources and existing infrastructures in order to more effectively tackle challenges or problems [ 2].