Sentence examples for facade made of from inspiring English sources

He immediately ordered the city to cover the eyesore with a temporary facade made of painted fabric for the duration.

Ms. Selldorf's no-nonsense facade, made of stainless steel and cobalt blue back-painted glass, sits comfortably in its surroundings.

With an uneven facade made of glass, steel and a pale limestone called Alabama stone, the building is likely to stand out.

Sectioned like a barrel cactus or a grapefruit, it has a facade made of huge shimmering steel panels and is topped by a steel-and-fabric retractable roof.

While Club Zanzibar no longer exists, it is immortalized in John Parris's "Lincoln Motel Birdhouse" (2006), a scale-model birdhouse imitating the motel's brick facade, made of wood, metal, asphalt and paint.

Holly Hotchner, the museum director, said the choice of a facade made of clay, fired into a warp-and-weft pattern in terra cotta, "speaks to who we are" -- an institution concerned with material and craft.

In particular, energy and acoustic performances of different building facades, made of two different wall types, were compared taking in account the cost-optimized design of a building.

This may have been the case for Ms. Selldorf's 200 Eleventh Avenue, the "sky garage" building where each apartment has an "en-suite" parking spot; and for 100 Eleventh Avenue, a Jean Nouvel building with a shimmering facade made up of hundreds of irregularly shaped windows.

Behind an innovative and striking facade made up of a tangle of steel trusses, it will hold about 90,000 fans for the opening and closing ceremonies and events including soccer and track and field competitions.

Coal sacks dangle like trade union banners from the walls to put us in mind of the decline in mining, and this year's Golden Lion award goes to the Ghanaian artist El Anatsui for his sumptuous hangings – large enough to cover palazzo facades – made out of flattened bottle tops woven together with fine copper wire; consumption transformed into beauty.

The project, "Mobile Homestead," had been in the planning stages for several years, and a small piece of the home, a trailer-house-size recreation of part of its facade, made a kind of ancestral journey — on wheels, towed behind a truck — in 2010 from downtown Detroit back to the suburb of Westland where the former Kelley family home still stands.