Sentence examples for conservation room from inspiring English sources

In the meantime the British Museum has paid for a new conservation room.

At the end of another corridor, we entered a conservation room.

Detailed observation and fine hand eye coordination are centrally important in the lab, conservation room and artisan's studio.

Racks of garments were arrayed in the conservation room at the museum, divided into themes: "Dandy," "Armor," "Sparkle".

By Peter Schjeldahl The conservation room in the Whitney's new building, designed by Renzo Piano, who worked from "the logic of the force of necessity" to fulfill the needs of the curators and the staff.

When I visited Wilcox at the V&A just after Christmas, the conservation room was already busy preparing the exhibition, clothes coming out from under their paper shrouds and being brought to life.

His architects, A. Stewart Walker and Alfred Easton Poor, arranged retail stores, storage vaults, conservation rooms, photography studios, a big auction sales room and six large exhibition galleries — two of them double-height — behind an impassively spare facade of limestone blocks nearly six feet on a side.

All through its corridors, workers with dollies and moving blankets hauled unlikely assemblages of priceless works out of storage and conservation rooms as the museum prepares for the reopening next month of its antiquities galleries, as well as those devoted to Byzantine and medieval works, all of which have been closed for five years.

It is located just outside the Conservation Lab, Room 023, Perkins Lower Level 1. Come see the banana book in person.

This device guarantees sample conservation at room temperature in hot and wet climatic conditions.

Concerning NSE, not all clinicians are aware of the importance of processing the blood sample: haemolysis or conservation at room temperature result in meaningless high results [ 153].