Sentence examples for design additions from inspiring English sources

Since the 1980s the institution has tried to expand its landmark building, hiring star architects like Michael Graves, Rem Koolhaas and Renzo Piano to design additions.

After Pompadour's premature death at 42 in 1764, Louis XV bought the property from her heirs, asked Gabriel to design additions, and it became the residence of the governor of the town and château.

It hired star architects like Michael Graves, Rem Koolhaas and Mr. Piano to design additions, but each time the effort was abandoned, either because of the cost or the design or both.

However, the Groundhog SATA controller, which although allows for a lot of design flexibility to interface directly with its SATA command layer via custom hardware, is not capable of being connected directly to a PLB interface without significant design additions.

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Both design additions were implemented such that they could be initiated from the original reminder dialog box. Figure 2 shows an example of the timeline visual for a fictitious patient with no abnormal screening results.

Working in collaboration with the United Nations, students designed additions to house the UN Human Rights Commission within the historic "Palais de Nations" building, now the Geneva headquarters of the UN.

Back in 2005, Pei's firm, which has designed additions to the Louvre and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., completed work on the $54 million Ferguson Center for the Arts at Christopher Newport University, in Newport News, Va. part of the university's nearly complete $400 million building campaign.

And now Michael Van Valkenburgh, the landscape architect, has replicated that experience in a pocket-size garden next to the original museum building and near its new Renzo Piano-designed addition.

The evening the show opened, guests like Alexander Calder, Isamu Noguchi, Buckminster Fuller and Clare Booth Luce sat for the world premiere of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson's first opera, "Four Saints in Three Acts," in the theater of a Bauhaus-inspired building that was Mr. Austin's newest, personally designed addition to the museum, the Avery Memorial.

A May article in The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel stated that the Milwaukee Art Museum, in an attempt to raise funds to complete its new Santiago Calatrava-designed addition, had used its art collection as collateral for a $48 million bond issue.