Sentence examples for facade changes from inspiring English sources

Two of the houses, 170 and 186, are nearing the end of significant facade changes.

But the landmarks commission had slapped the previous owners with several violations for making facade changes without permits, and Mr. Michel was required to undo them.

But Mr. Shannon argues that the facade changes are equally important, because the building will now be a seamless part of its Park Avenue neighborhood.

The plan involves a more than $25 million renovation, which is nearly completed, with Kohn Pedersen Fox as architect, that includes a redesigned lobby and arcade, new elevators and facade changes.

"But in the last decade we've been seeing more applications for rear-facade changes, particularly in Brooklyn, where there hadn't been as many changes in the rear yards as in the past.

Buildings come and go, but even though the facades change, the light doesn't.

In my "I Love L.A". essay in the book, I write: Buildings come and go, but though the facades change, the light doesn't.

Its facade would change color to reflect changes in public opinion--presumably cool hues for an icy reception to new policies, hot for the alternative.

The present design calls for the facade to change slightly as the building rises to reflect the different uses within each section.

"When they came to us, they already had the zoning and massing of the building approved, but we created the facade and changed some shapes," Mr. Ritchie said.

There are also parties to introduce the murals on Marvimon's street facade, which change every three months; film festivals; performance art evenings (complete with ninjas); and difficult-to-define events like the Labor Day Royal Picnic, which will involve a vintage Rolls-Royce, a 1971 Volkswagen bus, fried chicken and root beer floats for 75, and a host of musicians dressed in butler uniforms.