Sentence examples for building representative of from inspiring English sources

The SPEAR structure is a three-storey building representative of old constructions in southern European countries, without specific provisions for earthquake resistance Mola and Negro (2005).

Here we assess the hygrothermal performance and the heating and cooling loads of a reference building representative of the Italian stock.

To avoid loss of generality and better reflect urban diversity, the analysis has been carried out considering two types of buildings present in Toulouse, France: (1) a city centre building representative of a very "rough" surface; (2) an office building, smoother than the previous one, with only a limited number of protruding and receding elements.

Frederick Clarke Withers designed First Street's Rice Building in 1871, a five-story flatiron-shaped building representative of his Victorian Gothic style.

Around the world, research has shown that under the right conditions, refugees are capable of building representative political structures as well as meaningfully engaging with markets.

In the remainder of the central part of Moscow, within the Garden Ring, are buildings representative of every period of Moscow's development from the 15th century to the present day.

Among the buildings representative of the school in Chicago are the Montauk Building (Burnham and Root, 1882), the Auditorium Building (Adler and Sullivan, 1887 89), the Monadnock Building (Burnham and Root, 1891), and the Carson Pirie Scott & Co. store (originally the Schlesinger-Mayer department store; Sullivan, 1898 1904).

Industrial buildings representative of new construction in the Australian cities of Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne are considered.

This article outlines a case study application quantifying the EAL and collapse safety for three school buildings representative of the Italian school building stock.

This study explores the effects of the spatial and probabilistic characteristics of pressure fields on the aggregate uplift acting on roof panels of low-rise gable roof buildings representative of typical homes.

This study was aimed to describe fungal communities found in biofilms growing on earthen walls (rammed earth, wattle-and-daub and adobe) of rural and semi-urban historical buildings representative of the first phase of the Brazilian coffee cycle (1820 1880), in the upper basin of the Paraiba do Sul river, São Paulo State.