Sentence examples for downtown structure from inspiring English sources

The Whitney hasn't said what it intends to do with the old museum after it completes its downtown structure, and perhaps it will operate the two in tandem.

The Union Trust Building, a 1915 downtown structure with a Flemish Gothic exterior and rotunda capped by a stained-glass dome, expects to gain LEED certification for $10 million in energy-saving renovations by its owner, the Mika Realty Group of Los Angeles.

He sees the costs for engineers, who are paid, on average, roughly 40percentt less than their Bay Area peers, as a major plus for his company, and he likes the relatively low prices for housing and his company's office space in a refurbished downtown structure.

Mr. Maguire's fortunes are intertwined with those downtown structures.

Governor Dean fought vigilantly against the "Wal-Martization" of Vermont by providing incentives for Wal-Mart to use existing downtown structures rather than to build in the cornfields.

I find myself thinking about how many smaller towns throughout America tore down a great deal of their "old" downtown structures to build parking lots.

Its history, as rich as that of Charleston, S.C., or New Orleans, is evident in the majestic downtown structures and in palm-lined neighborhoods of Victorian homes painted in jelly bean shades.

"I see a lot of empty buildings downtown, structures on the verge of getting redeveloped.

The plan called for the demolition of hundreds of old downtown structures in favor of renewed parking, office building, and retail developments, in addition to public projects such as the Myriad Convention Center and the Myriad Botanical Gardens.

Dan ran for City Council as a write-in candidate in 2004 on a platform that included the construction of a downtown parking structure.

A male motorist lost consciousness and collided with another vehicle on the basement level in the downtown parking structure on the 100 block of East Magnolia Boulevard.