Sentence examples for existing hall from inspiring English sources

This theatre was designed by the Italian architect Andrea Palladio to fit into an existing hall, and it opened in 1585, five years after his death.

Here is a different question: what if a report surfaced tomorrow with hard evidence that an existing Hall of Famer used steroids?

The first public theatre in Italy was built in Venice in 1565, but it is not known if it was a freestanding theatre or one in an existing hall.

They want to re-do the existing hall which has a catastrophic acoustic.

Roger conducted work to most of the Clifford castles in the area and at Brough he rebuilt the south wall and reconstructed the living accommodation, replacing the existing hall with a more fashionable first-floor hall and chamber block.

James, fourth Lord Dalkeith, succeeded to the joint barony in 1456, and was created Earl of Morton in 1458, prior to his marriage to Joanna, the deaf-mute daughter of James I. The newly created earl expanded the existing hall house, heightening and rebuilding the structure to suit his elevated status.

The indoor playhouses of St . Pauls (1575) and Blackfriars (1576) in London, on the other hand, were clearly adaptations of existing halls.

By 1545, when Sebastiano Serlio published book two of his Complete Works on Architecture and Perspective, some court theatres were using semicircular stepped "amphitheatre" seating in their existing halls.

These stages, which were hybrids of Classical and medieval designs, were generally installed as end stages in existing halls or in courtyards in which audience members sat on benches around three sides, sometimes on two or more levels.

As the next step, field experiments were carried out to measure sound level (SPL), early decay time (EDT) and clarity index (C80) in the two existing halls which have different surface diffusivity conditions.

The existing halls were full and so South Stoneham and South Hill were extended by covering their outbuildings.