Sentence examples for development and renovation from inspiring English sources

The Department of Design and Construction, for example, which oversees development and renovation of city government buildings, issued guidelines last year focusing especially on energy-saving technology, from fiber optic lighting to geothermal heating and cooling.

ArtPlace America, an organization that awards grants in the hope of encouraging what it calls "creative placemaking" – that is, the inclusion of arts and cultural projects in community development and renovation plans – has appointed Jamie L. Bennett to be its executive director, starting in January.

The investments business includes the development and renovation of the company's grid assets, implementation of electric grid construction projects.

"It's one of the main cornerstones of a modern house," said Mayer Dahan, chief executive of Prime Five Homes, a Los Angeles real estate development and renovation firm.

Effective Jan . 1 2016, the 66-year-old Loftin will transition to a new role overseeing the development and renovation of the school's research facilities, according to a statement from the University of Missouri system.

What are you excited about? A. The many new developments and renovation projects in the Alps.

"Development, construction and renovation is happened across the city at breakneck speed.

The model can be applied to existing settlements as well as to planned projects spanning from (1) new settlements as greenfield developments, (2) renewal and renovation of existing settlements with/without expanding them and (3) tearing down and reconstructing settlements on the same site or on a different site.

Further, development of new stadiums and renovation of existing facilities created more interest in minor league baseball.

It was appealing for the contrast it presented to most of the new developments and contemporary renovations in the area, which suffered from what his architect, Diana Kellogg, called the "wenge wood problem" — in other words, they were stamped with the luxury-developer's aesthetic, which was a cliché at the time and would later become the mark of a boom gone sour.

Proposals have included recasting the six or so buildings as upscale food stores and community offices, but Richard Drucker, the yard's vice president of planning and development, estimates renovation of the deteriorated property could cost up to $30 million.