Sentence examples for building combining from inspiring English sources

One of the largest in Spain, it's a wonderfully ornate building combining Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture.

The new space, to be called the Factory in homage to the famous record label, will add to an impressive bedrock of cultural organisations in Manchester and Salford, such as the city museums, the Bridgewater Hall, the BBC and HOME, a new building combining cinemas, theatres and exhibition spaces, due to open next year.

HashiCorp's family of five products includes Vagrant for creating light-weight development environments; Packer for creating identical machine images on multiple platforms; Serf for cluster management; Consul for service discovery and configuration and Terraform for building, combining and launching infrastructure.

BIM technology adopts a new definition as a universal tool for describing various elements of intelligent virtual 3D model of a building combining a series of sequential steps related to the investment, such as requirements of design, construction, operation and demolition optimizations and preparations.

"Away from everyday routines, in a city center, a secret garden as a building combining both: an architecture and a nature is proposed," BOMP explained in a press statement.

He pointed out that the building combines the Egyptian with the Martian & thus manages to be futuristic and passe.

Down a flight of stairs were two apparently unused storefronts that probably did more trade than all the others in the building combined.

A new residential loft building, combined with a renovated industrial building next door, it features a shimmering glass facade that cascades 11 floors to the sidewalk in a series of gently curving folds.

At the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, (415) 750-3640, www.thinker.org, Doing and Viewing, on Saturday mornings at the Legion of Honor building, combines a tour of a show or collection with related projects.

The hectic pace of urban construction and road building combined with a culture of secrecy makes Chinese maps unreliable and vague.Detailed topographical maps of the kind commonly used by ramblers in other countries are strictly classified.

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