Sentence examples for buildings achieved from inspiring English sources

In the postwar era, America's embassy buildings achieved an apogee of architectural transparency.

His buildings achieved remarkable expressive force, as in the geometry of the slabs in the Gatti wool factory (1953), in Rome, and the mezzanine of the Palace of Labour, in Turin.

The assessed policies were replacement of peat with wood chips in co-generation of district heat and power, and improved energy efficiency of buildings achieved by renovations.

"But over time, most buildings achieve some savings".

The technology has saved an average of around 8% on energy consumption, with some buildings achieving even higher cuts of up to 17%.

To this extent, Net Zero Energy NZEE) buildings achieve a net annual energy balance in their operations.

When designing framed commercial buildings, achieving a satisfactory column layout is one of the primary objectives.

However, inside highly glazed modern buildings, achieving good comfort is often at the cost of high-energy consumption.

The Olympic Village is a 1.4-million-square-foot eco-community with buildings achieving both LEED Gold and Platinum certifications.

One of the leaders in the field, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), had recently established its now well-known Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) for New Construction rating system, in which new buildings achieve one of various ratings depending on the number of energy efficiency features they incorporate.

But Britain is nowhere near the level of house building achieved in the 1930s, or in the 1960s.