Sentence examples for facade rises from inspiring English sources

The facade extracts ground heat from a shallow depth and consequently the temperature of the facade rises.

The main entrance faces the stub of 68th Street, from which the near-white facade rises with the majesty of some medieval fortification on an isolated plain.

An undulating glass facade rises 11floorss from the street, extending, in an inverted L shape, over the roof of the adjoining six-story former warehouse that will contain 8 of the project's 22 apartments.

The facade rose to a peaked roof and a rooftop observation deck.

The entrance is broad, with a soaring glass facade rising from a long row of glass doors.

But it was on 77th Street that the architects built up steam: a long, tumultuous facade rising to an even more elaborate dormer arrangement, set against an Alpine-steep mansard roof.

The facade rose to a great mural, perhaps 10 feet high and 80 feet long, of multicolored figures in costume representing the history of vaudeville, the work of the Paris-trained classicist William de Leftwich Dodge.

These and other gifts permitted a renovation designed by Samuel G. White of Platt Byard Dovell White, with new air-conditioning, a new lift for the disabled and -- most obviously -- a new facade, rose window and street front, with fences, plantings and lampposts.

Above a row of muted gray facades rises a gleaming tower clad in 24-karat gold.

Above, utterly plain facades rise to pitched, dormered roofs, the perfect picture of the simplicity of the early Republic.

What Mr. Hockman showed the community was a 400,000-square-foot, red-brick, mid-block tower with facades rising six stories on 66th and 67th Streets, each stepping up to 10 stories and then rising to 23 stories, with bow fronts facing both streets.