Sentence examples for designated building from inspiring English sources

Ms. Violette said that at her complex, which opened in December and has a designated building for pet owners, unwanted surprises have sometimes been found on lawns.

A spokesman for the Buildings Department said the first Riverside South tower, designated Building C, had the necessary permits to begin.

It sets people asking: who needs a designated building when you can collaborate, co-produce and have a dialogue with major players and be part of a wider theatre demographic?

The structure, designated building 075 was made of mud-brick, with a floor of mud plaster, and measures a whopping (by Neolithic standards) 22 by 19 meters.

For every artist there is a designated building on the museum ground, the former military site of Fort D.A. Russell.

Bonshō are sited in Buddhist temples, usually in a specially designated building or tower called a shōrō.

Many early buildings now form the nucleus of the Shelter Island Heights Historic District, whose 141 designated buildings include the commercial strip on Grand Avenue.

Mr. Melichar also argued that the commission should include two buildings on Convent Avenue, one on 146th Street and one on 147th, which are similar to two designated buildings across the street.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission says it has made strides in recent years to landmark more property in the area above 96th Street, where 1,190 -- or 11percentt -- of Manhattan's 10,728 designated buildings are situated.

In addition, in any development proposals, the city must require the preservation of the designated buildings, most of which are late 19th century and early 20th century commercial structures.

Under the proposal, a nonprofit organization would operate and subsidize the designated buildings, charging viable rents for manufacturers: $16 a square foot, for example, instead of the $35 frequently paid by architects and small companies in the area.