Sentence examples for edifice into from inspiring English sources
When the newly formed Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi took on the task of transforming this formidable Renaissance edifice into a modern cultural crossroads in 2007, the mission from the outset was to integrate its historical and contemporary art activities.
Felix Barrett's ambitious, site-specific company has transformed a bland concrete edifice into a dark maze of paranoia and menace for its new promenade piece, It Felt Like a Kiss.
Would St. Basil's be affected by a plan to dig a 600-car undergarage garage nearby as part of the conversion of a 19th-century military edifice into a hotel, auction house and diamond-trading center, Ms. Uspenskaya was asked.
The MVK SVK contact is sharp and marks an abrupt transition from sustained eruption of pyroclastic kimberlite to episodic sedimentation from collapse of an unstable volcanic edifice into the open crater.
The result was an uneasy coalition of Catholics, Coptics, and Greek, Ethiopian, Syrian, and Armenian Orthodox, who divided the edifice into six "compounds".
By turning a political edifice into a gaudy loveden Vezzoli reveals that underneath it all is power playing its game, whether in law, sex, fame or politics.
The modest edifice opens into a rectangular hangar-size space with lofty ceilings and seating for hundreds.
During the English Reformation (16th century) the edifice fell into disrepair, and its nave was used as a marketplace.
The lodge, named after nearby Mount Asama, was a three-story wood and concrete edifice built into the side of the hill atop an exposed base of steel-reinforced concrete.
Like the Parisians of the Belle Epoque, today's UK is wary when a brand-new, unfamiliar, and altogether baffling edifice cuts into the scenery, whether or not it wins a prize.
He believes a new initiative in Westminster to share its library service with two neighbouring authorities would save £1m.An entirely different option is to pour money into a single edifice in the hope that it will have a benign affect on the neighbourhood.
