Sentence examples for exceptional building from inspiring English sources

But 75 Wall is an exceptional building.

"To support our continued growth in the UK, we have secured this exceptional building giving us the capacity to hire thousands of new employees in London in the coming years, in addition to the thousands of permanent roles we will create across our UK fulfilment and customer service centres".

"It is an exceptional building, with technical innovations — including the use of glass block — that are valuable to the history of architecture," said Nina Rappaport, chairwoman of a preservationist group, Docomomo New York-Tristate, that has made saving the building a cause.

Wouldn't it be better if architects could design exceptional buildings without causing huge headaches for their clients?

They are all the exceptional buildings of their years – buildings that future historians will see as defining the era but that failed to win the Stirling prize, the award that is supposed to spot just such works.

He illuminates the pre-cast rigidity of the most doctrinaire decisionmakers, as well as the exemplary aspects of those exceptional buildings which combined modernist aesthetics with a genuine consideration for the social benefits of the structures.

"In spite of a terrible worldwide recession many exceptional buildings have been and continue to be built in the UK and overseas," said Reed. "Even in constrained times committed clients working with talented architects can achieve architectural excellence".

"I believe that the new Marlowe will have a transformative effect on arts and culture in the South East, at the same time endowing Canterbury with a truly exceptional new building.

As well as having a title which more-or-less insists you give it at least a second glance, the book provides an authentic view into the mind of an exceptional model-building theorist, and describes a model of Dark Matter which indeed, at a stretch, may implicate the ghostly stuff in the demise of the dinosaurs.

These shows don't have "Game's" coin or the HBO show's exceptional world-building abilities; I can lose myself in Westeros, but while watching "Copper" and "Wheels".

His exceptional grasp of building technology resulted in such striking designs as the Meridian Room of the Paris Observatory (1951), the Exhibition Hall at Nanterre, France (1956 58), and the Church of the Sacré-Coeur de Bonnecousse (1959 60), at Mazamet, France.