Sentence examples for facade of large from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the old factories nearby, the hotel has 14 floors and a facade of large silver-painted aluminum panels.

The Maison Le Moult, an arresting 1987 concrete structure, has striking facades of large plate glass windows, front and back, and two matching entry staircases.

The most characteristic and finest achievement of the Rayonnant style is the great circular rose window adorning the west facades of large French cathedrals; the typically radial patterns of the tracery inspired the designation Rayonnant for the new style.

The prevalent use of stucco for the facades of large-scale shopping centers may have had something to do with that; it certainly ruined any charming association with Mediterranean islands.

Each end facade has a set of large double wood carriage doors.

The west facade is lined with banks of large windows that helped illuminate and cool the work areas.

Thomas Lynch's sets are simple but pleasing, with the large facade of a brick villa stretching across the stage and the famously apostrophized tree to one side.

He's planning to be the first mayor in the United States to decorate the facade of City Hall with a large, digital "cost of war" counter, funded entirely by private contributions.

The street has a special visual harmony because both sides typically put their best faces forward; on Mercer and Crosby Streets, by contrast, some facades are the service entrances of large buildings that face Broadway.

Mr. Snediker is also careful to point out that hidden behind the 85-foot ship's historic facade are all of the amenities of large modern sailing ships, including two 135-horsepower engines for auxiliary power and state-of-the-art navigational instruments.

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, the New York firm, redid the facade, removing large expanses of blind brick wall and replacing them with a curtain wall that coordinated better with 200 West and the canopy.