Sentence examples for building in return from inspiring English sources
Camelot's chief operating officer, Mike Goldsmith, offered the squatters a deal: leave the occupied building in return for permission to use it as an arts and culture space.
In 1968, the developers of an office tower next to the park were permitted to add 500,000 square feet to their building in return for providing a public space, which was first named Liberty Plaza Park.
In 1968, the tower's developers were permitted to add 500,000 square feet to their building in return for providing a public space, which was first named Liberty Plaza Park.
One of her few artist friends was Jim Hodges, who worked as caretaker and preparator at her Duane Street building in return for free studio space in the building's basement.
Camelot's chief operating officer, Mike Goldsmith, previously offered the squatters a deal: leave the occupied building in return for permission to use it as an arts and culture space.
In a poll taken after the schoolboy murders, 55percentt of the Israelis surveyed said Israel should agree to freeze all settlement building in return for a cease-fire with the Palestinians.
These public spaces are the product of a 41-year-old zoning regulation that allows developers to build larger buildings in return for creating arcades, atriums and plazas open to the public.
Some 119 schools were promised new buildings in return for turning into academies under the Labour government.
The rezoning would allow developers to construct bulkier buildings in return for agreeing to charge affordable rents on 20percentt of their apartments.
Crashing follows the lives of six twentysomethings living in a disused hospital as property guardians – people who provide live-in security for empty buildings in return for low rents.
"He was talking about socialism, and how sweat equity -- laboring on abandoned buildings in return for a stake in them -- was an opportunity for people to take control of resources and control of their lives," Mr. DeRienzo recalled.
