Sentence examples for corner design from inspiring English sources

The design certainly bears some resemblance a strong resemblance to BlackBerry's signature rounded-corner keys and sloped corner design — right down to the placement of the back and return buttons.

Recently, he installed a lengthy island that was 11 feet long by 5 feet wide and put in two corner sinks, "one on each end, and there was all that space in between". The corner design also means that two people can comfortably use the sink at the same time instead of being squished next to each other.

Most metal panel manufacturers have changed the corner design of the corral panel from rounded to square to prevent a horse from catching a hoof, neck or halter in the gap.[10].[10]

The mood of lean coherence is furthered by Florence Knoll-like desks, vitrines and broad benches (for the window corner) designed by Mr. Fezer and fabricated by Common Room.

While he ultimately planned a 16-story hotel, he first built a nondescript three-story commercial building on the Broadway corner, designed by George Dugan.

The number of cracks as well as the length of cracks in concave corner designs can be significantly decreased, while round holes resulted even in crack-free microstructures.

Last week the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission voted 6 to 3 to give landmark protection to the 100-year-old B. F. Goodrich tire company building on Broadway just north of 57th Street, but not to a connected building around the corner designed by the same architect at the same time.

Benjamin Harrison's statue is on the south side, designed by Henry Bacon and Charles Niehaus; seated Abraham Lincoln is in the southeast corner, designed by Henry Hering in 1934; and Schuyler Colfax is on the east side, designed by Lorado Taft in 1887.

We know we will have done it when I am at a cocktail party and instead of someone telling me that they love Frank Lloyd Wright whose best work was built nearly six decades ago, they will tell me about the building on their street corner designed by a young firm in Brooklyn.

Many of the basic screens and organizational structures remain unchanged, with the so-called four-corner design intact.

The other is a low-power core, called Light Core (LC), which has only a typical-corner design margin.