Existing forests are still influenced by ancient Maya forest gardening, particularly by the large expanses of ancient stone structures, terraces, and wetland fields that form their substrates.
But Mr. Blessing's narrative structure demands an expanse of decades; the play's characters are spread over five generations, from Ray's grandfather to Ray's grandson.
This is a function not of poor planning but of the size of the site, which is 54 acres in size, certainly large enough to contain the building but not anywhere nearly big enough to give the structure the vast expanse of land it should have around it.
All of these structures surround the broad expanse of Senate Square.
Another, less costly option is the construction of two entirely new buildings, a six-story structure on an empty expanse of the North Lawn, below East 48th Street, and a four-story building off site.
A pared-down version of the indie PC hit, Pocket Edition offers the Creative mode from the main game, where you are provided with a random expanse of land upon which to erect your chosen structures.
Historical landscapes contained large contiguous expanses of mature sagebrush, structured by variations in density and patches of trees.
The press release states that it'll celebrate "how sound works in nature, exploring the infinite expanse of the universe, from planetary systems to atomic structure".
A low-slung, two-story white structure, the manor has a great expanse of roof, two stout pillars at its gabled entrance and oversized chimneys.
The structure will open out onto the grassy expanse of Rufus King Park.
Built during the 1870s, the structure known as Les Halles is a cathedral-like expanse of finely wrought glass and iron that houses another sumptuous buffet: the city's produce market.
