Sentence examples for environmental museum from inspiring English sources

It will have up to 1,000 town houses and detached homes, a commercial town center and an environmental museum.

The town centre now features a popular theatre, a folksy bookshop-restaurant, an environmental museum devoted to caves and the cave itself, now reached by a swooping staircase.

The futuristic French pavilion is now Montreal's casino, and the US pavilion (an enormous dome, reminiscent of a giant golf ball) has become an environmental museum.

Today it houses an environmental museum and a library, and is often used for community events.

"President Gaudiani had a long tenure here at the college, during which time significant advancements were made, including the establishment of five academic centers in international studies, arts and technology, environmental studies, museum studies and community action," Ms. Brink said.

Two prominent buildings remain in use on the former Expo grounds: the American pavilion's metal-lattice skeleton from its Buckminster Fuller dome, now enclosing an environmental sciences museum called the Montreal Biosphère; and Habitat 67, now a condominium residence.

Particularly, the consciousness of the importance of the environmental impact on museum buildings, introduced a broad debate on the definition of the standards for minimizing and assessing heritage risks, considering single factors (light, temperature, relative humidity, and indoor air pollution) and their cumulative effects.

The study analyses a simple method for characterising the environmental quality of museums so as to ensure the optimal conservation of works of art.

A simple portable unit with a wireless ZigBee interface has been designed and developed to measure the environmental acidity in museums, showcases, store and exhibition rooms and several Cultural Heritage buildings.

They'll be reading novels about the places we visit, and we will create a science curriculum that covers topics my older daughter needs to cover plus makes use of science museums, environmental education centers, aquariums, and other places we visit that bring science alive.

Smalt egg tempera samples proved sensitive to environmental conditions in museums, so that such a paint layer might be successfully used as a dosimeter to evaluate the air quality in terms of conservation issues [102].