In the expansive entrance hall of the British Library in London hangs a tapestry based on RB Kitaj's painting If Not, Not (1975 1976).
Just through an arched underpass, the community's expansive entrance plaza, Station Square, unfolds with arcaded sidewalks, a domed tower and what could be some sort of Anglo-German manor house in subtly colored and intricately patterned brickwork.
Some of the building's extensive renovations — which include a reconfiguring of display space, a new children's museum, an expansive entrance gallery and a new restaurant — are meant to resonate with those themes.
expansive (expansion) phase.
On Wednesday night at City Center Mr. Taylor's expansive vision was particularly entrancing in a program that opened with "Airs," a masterwork from 1978 that takes seven dancers on a tranquil, free-flowing journey.
The transformed and reimagined educational area includes large, open spaces, flexible learning classrooms, a more prominent entrance, and expansive glass surfaces.
At the Landmark Hotel, just up the road from the entrance to this expansive Army base, the military wives who had traveled cross-country for promised reunions with their husbands are packing their bags and heading home.
CAPE TOWN - The iconic, primary colored wooden cabanas lined the entrance to the expansive Muizenburg Beach, a little piece of paradise just outside Cape Town, South Africa.
From Mr. Gomes's first entrance, he was a simple, expansive young prince.
The light is still operational and so isn't open to the public, but travelers can stroll the expansive park grounds overlooking the harbor's entrance and visit the museum at the keeper's house.
