Sentence examples for expansion designed from inspiring English sources
There he helped oversee the Modern building's expansion, designed by the Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi and completed in 2004.
The Spence School is digging a gymnasium under the former Billy Rose house at 56 East 93rd Street, in an expansion designed by Buttrick White & Burtis.
The Modern's $650 million expansion, designed by Yoshio Taniguchi of Tokyo, will increase museum space to about 630,000 square feet from its current 378,330 square feet.
During her tenure she completed a $100 million capital campaign and a $73.8 million expansion designed by the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron that doubled the museum's size.
The expansion, designed by Renzo Piano, includes a new reading room; more gallery space; a larger, modernized auditorium; improved circulation; and a more welcoming entrance.
More than 60percentt of expansion designed for the Pierpont Morgan Library by the Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Beyer Blinder Belle will be underground.
Most of that rise came not from financial rescues but from prolonged recessions and the fiscal expansions designed to combat them.
* It seems that the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art has decided to abandon the ambitious expansion plan designed by Rem Koolhaas that was launched two years ago with great fanfare.
All told, the casino expansion project, designed by the New York City firms of Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates and Rockwellgroup, is expected to add a total of four million combined square feet of gambling, retail and entertainment space.
Four extended exhibitions drawn from the collections inaugurate the expansion: "Designing Modern: 1920 to the Present"; "Alfred Stieglitz and the Philadelphia Museum of Art"; "A Passion for Perfection"; and "A Conversation in Three Dimensions".
Over 25 years it commissioned six expansion designs for its Upper East Side site, each of which, good or bad, ran up against a similar fate: killed in infancy by the neighborhood's notoriously conservative community board or subjected to a drawn-out death by the board's indecisiveness.
