Sentence examples for entry facade from inspiring English sources

Unadorned slats of cypress are used on the exterior of the garage, and the covered part of the entry facade is lined with keystone.

In a nod of respect to Kahn, Mr. Piano has oriented both the stairs and the elevator to the east, so that as you emerge at ground level, your first view is of the vaulted arcades of the Kimbell's main entry facade rather than of his own building.

But it's full of the architect's folds, crinkles and sail-like forms inside, allowing voyeuristic glimpses (particularly at night) through the entry facade's 80-foot-tall glass wall.

The entire entry facade is a gable-front, temple style design and on the library's east wing there are stone-capped modified buttresses.

The well-preserved property, built in 1885, is said to be worth well over $10 million, and it includes large landscaped gardens, 19 chimneys and a coach house, and has two entry facades.

So they moved the lot to the back and eventually added a gabled glass box entry to that facade.

The surgery is to begin March 21, and the restaurant is to reopen by April 5 with a new facade and entry into a bar area reconfigured as a more relaxed setting for drinks and light food throughout the day.

He said the building, which has a cleaner entry and a new facade, had been able to raise annual rents to as much as $130 a square foot, from $80 before the renovations.

One shop, which sells safari clothes, has a facade and entry of wood designed to look like a jungle structure, and inside, taped sounds of jungles or meadows make one feel as if he had stumbled into Disneyland's safari ride.

The facade facing the entry road is a wall of solid glass that frames the single, double-height drafting room where studios are located.

The town house, located in a historic district on the Upper East Side, is 21 feet wide with a classic limestone facade and a columned entry portico.