The original part of the Temple of Luxor consisted of a large peristyle court and a complex of halls and chambers beyond.
The stadium itself is part of the Gerry Weber Sportpark, a sprawling complex of halls and gyms that seems to take up almost as much territory as the town itself.
Around the pyramid lies a huge complex of halls and courts in which the prototype structures of mud brick, wood, and reed were for the first time translated into fine limestone.
Besides Cowles House, one other survived and was moved into the city of East Lansing; the rest were demolished between 1922 and 1948 to make room for the north complex of residence halls and the Student Union, designed by Pond and Pond.
The Expo arena is a huge complex of exhibition halls.
Barbican, area in the City of London containing residential towers and Barbican Centre, a complex of theatres, halls, and cultural facilities.
A complex of meeting halls, women's quarters, courtyard gardens and stables for elephants, Fatehpur Sikri was occupied for a mere 14 years before a shortage of water forced its abandonment.
Less than a mile from the Supreme Court, and not far from the headquarters of Pakistan's powerful intelligence agency, the Inter-Services I.S.I.igence, or I.S.I., an angry crowd of students stood outside the Lal Masjid, or Red Mosque, a sprawling complex of prayer halls, classrooms, and dormitories.
When housed in Westminster Palace, the court occupied a complex of two halls, seven chambers and three chapels, along with other smaller rooms, but, due to the Scottish conflict, the court spent much of its time in Yorkshire and Northumbria.
He told Cannatella to ferry people to the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, a complex of cavernous exhibition halls that had not previously been thought of as a shelter.
Under Mr. Libby, the organization moved from a single office in Augusta, Me., to a 400-acre complex of offices, exhibition halls, a library, a teaching kitchen and farmland in the town of Unity.
