Sentence examples for camp design from inspiring English sources

In 1882 -- two years before the Dakota was finished -- he had his architect, Frederick T. Camp, design a seven-story apartment house he called the Imperial.

So when we begin to see the Romans building their ideal Roman city, they turn to that so-called castrum, or military camp design, and they build their cities that way.

But this summer and fall at the Neue Museum in Weimar, the city where the school got its start, another exhibition told a different story, of a Bauhaus-trained painter and architect who applied the school's aesthetic advances to concentration camp design.

Much like Lockheed Martin's Mars Base Camp design or SpaceX's Mars colony concept, the EPFL habitat aims to anticipate the best procedures to establish a long-term human presence on Mars.

A review of studies on refugee camp density and size shows that camp design may help to mitigate structural vulnerability to GBV [ 43], such as reported here.

Camp Nabe, a bereavement camp designed for children between 7 and 17 years of age, offers any child in West Virginia a place to grieve after losing a loved one -- and it's completely free.

(A few years ago Ms. Camp designed a memorial sculpture in Saro-Wiwa's honor in London).

Officials hope to open the new camp, designed to house some 45,000 people, by the end of the year.

In recent years, his descriptions of the rigors of his life at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia sometimes made it sound like Marine boot camp designed by Charles Dickens.

Fergus Ewing, the Scottish energy minister, is due to launch the Scottish government's "boot camp" – designed to help Scottish firms win backing from the bank – on Wednesday.

"This was supposed to be a transition camp designed for 1,500 people, not 12,000," said Ida Torstensson, the head of water and sanitation for Médecins Sans Frontières in Idomeni.