Sentence examples for conservation spaces from inspiring English sources

It also adds an auditorium, and preparation and conservation spaces that will serve the entire museum.

The vast conservation spaces in the new Whitney are visible from outside the building — from the High Line, from the street — as if to announce that the institution will no longer treat conservation as marginal.

While some community members supported these projects, others lamented limited returns for conservation spaces.

Such productions of bounded conservation spaces are contingent in part on processes of identity formation, where some social groups are legitimized as belonging to conservation units, while others are constructed as out-of-place.

Camley Street Natural Park is a community-led conservation space just around the corner from our King's Cross offices.

The museum is to transfer its digital photography studios and decorative-arts conservation lab to a 25,000-square-foot storage and conservation space in Newark.

Wild whitetail, quail, pheasant and other game roam freely throughout acres of conservation space.

The plans would expand the building by 40%, providing more display and conservation space, improve internal conditions, and enable the museum's British and Commonwealth aircraft collection to be brought under cover.

Household median income of block group, distance from nearest recreation area, and percentage of census tract that was recreation or conservation space were significantly and negatively associated with AMI.

By enforcing discrete conservation over space-time control volumes which fill the space-time domain, this method satisfies global conservation in space-time while automatically satisfying the Leibnitz Rule and geometrical conservation law.

Conservation issues, space, limited parking and access through narrow country roads mean the house is currently open only two days a week in the summer.