Sentence examples for conceived buildings from inspiring English sources

The final section of the chapter also presents the next steps that must be undertaken to widen the nZEB technical knowledge in the existing built environments of Mediterranean cities and to shift the application of today's technical achievements from being used not only in newly conceived buildings, but also toward the rehabilitation of existing building stock.

It's a beautifully conceived building.

Since the CTI-CFF was conceived, building capacity has been a priority for all six Coral Triangle countries, which are presently under-resourced to support the >1500 existing MPAs, let alone achieve ambitious goals of protecting 20% of marine and coastal habitats by 2020.

With the positive experience of sequencing the two topoisomerase interacting agents, doxorubicin and topotecan (Seiden et al, 2002), this study was conceived, building on the anticipation that continual exposure may maximise the benefit of repeatedly alternating topoisomerase I and II interacting drugs, and to define the maximum-tolerated dose (MTD).

Sometime around 1904 or 1905, the company conceived of building the tallest building in the world on the site, but Flagg, who had already designed model tenements, persuaded Singer to build a model skyscraper.

The Gilded Age architect H. H. Richardson conceived his buildings largely in terms of their magnificent roofs -- his sketches reveal a single fluid line of architectural calligraphy.

Mr. Newman's work brought momentum to a movement, here and abroad, for more intimately conceived apartment buildings, especially for the poor, one of the most celebrated examples of which was Marcus Garvey Village, with 625 apartments, in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

Plagued with drug wars, Medellín was one of the most violent places on earth until a team of politicians, urban planners and architects began to erect brilliantly conceived public buildings in poor, war-zone neighborhoods.

He conceived the building's floors as an interior street, made from a squared-off spiral of sloping ramps.

The architects, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, conceived the building as a series of mismatched galleries precariously stacked one atop the other.

Robertson (1849-1919) originally conceived a building with a 125-foot-high corner tower and at least seven pairs or triplets of round arches.