Sentence examples for external spaces from inspiring English sources

He wanted performances to take place in the external spaces.

Suggested measures include: Building new external spaces that prioritise walking, cycling and mass transit.

The glass wall allows external spaces – a piazza, a terrace facing the drowsy river Stour – to flow into the internal.

Might it be possible, he wondered, to more accurately aim such heat at people as they move around internal and external spaces?

Since 2000, Juul-Sørensen argues, a new generation of architects (firms such as the Bjarke Ingels Group, Effekt and Cobe) have focused on making engaging external spaces, rich in architectural narrative rather than awash with detail.

Our research into how residents use external spaces near their homes reveals that where children play out for longer, independently, there is more social use by the rest of the community.

The two syndromic groups showed broadly similar profiles of auditory spatial deficits relative to healthy older controls, with sparing of discriminability of cues to sound externalization but impaired discrimination of sound motion and static position in external space.

You also think of his 60-year exploration of internal and external space.

The metal connecting bridges, for example, are sized to be habitable additions to the external space, not just conduits for people.

Here, instead of light, there is dark; instead of order, there is clutter; instead of Hedda's father's portrait, there is a glazed mirror, which reflects only Hedda's alienated self; instead of the external space, Rickson shows us her internal one.

The choreographer and curator YASUKO YOKOSHI chose the works as a study in opposites; while Ms. Gill examines our connection to external space in her work for seven dancers, Mr. Ohashi, in his United States debut, looks inward with a psychological study of neurosis brought on by life in contemporary Tokyo.