"We are glad that we were not totally off-base wanting to build a more classic building".
I also like this photograph because of the classic building in the background and the traditionally dressed man in blue on the bicycle.
In 1947, he designed a large factory building for Rival Lamps, and, in 1956, an imposing neo-classic building for Woolworths in Marylebone Road.
Careful symmetry was a generally accepted rule during the Renaissance, and in any classic building one can be sure to find a carefully balanced and symmetrical facade, just as most formal and classic interiors have rigidly balanced plans.
George Kenyon, 1967 Suggested by PeterLoud3 This creation from the post-war reconstruction period is often introduced as a modern classic building that includes both Newcastle's long-lasting tradition and cutting-edge design.
In a well-maintained classic building at 207-211 West 106th Street, John Wasserman, the rentals listing manager at Halstead, showed a newly renovated one-bedroom with herringbone oak floors trimmed in ebony.
Abandoned for years, the classic building has been refurbished and is the venue for the TV show of Egypt's most famous political satirist, Bassem Youssef.
Lego was trying to emphasize its classic building block products, but poor sales in Japan and the U.S., increased competition and price pressure have left the nostalgic toy company in pieces.
It will be shown that the introduction of ETFE foil systems in modern architecture will significantly contribute not only to environmental sustainability, but also create economic and social advantages compared to more classic building materials.
The Town Hall/Opera House, built in 1906 is a classic building and is used for all sorts of community events.
