Sentence examples for entrance designed from inspiring English sources

The snazzy VIP hospitality area, for 1,200 invitation-only guests, had its own private entrance, designed like a giant radio with speakers.

On a prime historic block between Fifth and Madison Avenues, the house has a limestone-and-rose-brick facade and a pillared entrance designed by the Sag Harbor architect Hobart D. Betts.

Complicating the debate, however, is the still-cordoned-off square outside the Berlin Jewish Museum's new academy, a squat industrial building graced with an angular and dynamic entrance designed by Daniel Libeskind, the architect of the main museum.

In April, the museum unveiled a renovation that includes a sleek glass and steel entrance designed by the architect James Stewart Polshek, flanked by a plaza and fountains reminiscent of Las Vegas.

The entrance, designed by Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta, is the only building that stands on the massive plaza where the Twin Towers once stood.

Busier stations were modernised; Bank and Shepherd's Bush stations received escalators in 1924, Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Circus in 1925 and Bond Street in 1926, which also received a new entrance designed by Charles Holden.

"El Fosterito", the glass-tube metro entrances designed by Foster, are slick and futuristic.

The station was unusual in being designed for horses, with access ramps instead of steps and with unusually high entrances designed to accommodate a horse and rider.

As shown in Figure 1a, the RIF entrance was designed with entrance dimensions of 25.0 × 25.0 mm, 5.0 × 5.0 mm for the exit, and 50.9 mm for the length of the RIF converging section.

"Making an Entrance: Design Philosophy and the Entry in Western Architecture," an exhibition of 100 photographs, will be at the gallery through Dec. 21.

The eight alternatives of entrance design based on the basis of the real community road background, including colour pavement, locating of speed limit signs, limit road marking, road edge marking, pedestrian crossings, narrowing of road and their combinations, were shown to the respondents.