Sentence examples for enclosed exhibition from inspiring English sources

There's the "sock", an amorphous, enclosed exhibition space with sloping walls; there's the "pebble", a shiny metallic blob frozen halfway through the wall on the ground floor (rather disappointingly, it houses the toilets); and, instead of bog-standard offices, there are the "lilypads" - open pods of white plastic designed for "creative businesses" that float over all the other levels.

It was held on 45 acre at the heart of Old Louisville, where St. James Court and Central Park (originally Dupont Square) would eventually be located, and included a 600 by 900 feet enclosed exhibition building.

When we stopped at the Lion Habitat in the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, which showcases two lions in a glass-enclosed exhibition, trainers feeding the animals made a point of pressing balls of ground meat on the glass wherever children were standing behind it, ensuring eye-level views of the animals just inches away.

Stroll across open lawns, past a new bridge by Ai Weiwei, and through an enclosed garden where temporary exhibitions are displayed inside Het Huis, a striking new outdoor pavilion.

It enclosed a steel mezzanine promenade and exhibition deck.

In truth, it was not even a proper football stadium: it was built for the 1923 Empire Exhibition, and the pitch was enclosed by a dog track, distancing the fans from the pitch.

Devotees flocks to his exhibitions in America, Europe, Australia and Asia, including skyspaces, enclosed rooms with apertures in the roof which manipulate the sky's hues.

The entire building — seen in the exhibition in a model — would be enclosed by a Fuller-designed geodesic dome.

Some of it is installation art, like a pyramid of layered blue-green glass shown at an exhibition earlier this year, paired with a television screen enclosed in a wooden box.

They will enclose a spiral staircase, exhibition spaces and a restaurant, topped by a terrace.

Glass walls surround the entryway — in which a Calder mobile floats — and enclose the second-floor exhibition space.