Sentence examples for buildings typical from inspiring English sources

Its buildings, typical of the area, are constructed mostly of beaten earth.

These have the strap work and the massive gables — sometimes joining two buildings — typical of Dutch and Flemish design.

The buildings, typical of the architecture in that area of Yonkers, are made of wood with vinyl siding and are very susceptible to fire, Chief Dunn said.

Once again Crytek has shunned the usual grimy sewers and sterile office buildings typical of shooter games for a jungle island setting.

More recently, Mr. Geele had been living in an apartment in a down-at-heel housing project of concrete buildings typical of an immigrant neighborhood, about seven miles from central Copenhagen.

Instead, the company dismantled nearly five acres of gray-brick buildings typical of the city's 1920's architecture, cleaned the bricks, dug foundations, installed septic tanks and rebuilt the buildings in their original style, though their interiors are now spacious and modern and house some of the city's trendiest shops.

Building typical 5m tonne "trains" of LNG which include liquefaction plants, tankers and regasification terminals can cost $5 billion.

His workshop, cluttered with high-tech instruments, is housed in an Art Nouveau building, typical of the city's early 1900s architecture, where he lives upstairs with his family.

DOMINICK TORRES (Yorkshire Towers, a 695-unit Upper East Side rental building) Typical: anywhere from $3 to $500 Priceless: "A judge here one time, he passed away.

In nearby Glendale, Joe Crifasi, a broker at Crifasi Real Estate Inc., listed an apartment for $1,100 a month in a 1920's brick building typical of the area.

Fire experts interviewed by the Japanese news media said that the narrow building, typical of thousands in Japanese cities, had only one small staircase and that it was illegally crowded with lockers.