Sentence examples for facade to make from inspiring English sources
"It serves as a facade to make people think they're watching cleaner sports, but they're really not," he said.
The Beyer Blinder Belle architectural firm designed the facade to make it compatible with its surroundings by cladding it with brick and granite.
One of his main projects now is a $55 million capital plan designed by the architectural firm of James Stewart Polshek that will radically alter the museum's facade to make it more inviting to the neighborhood.
While ripping down an old facade to make way for the fried chicken franchise, he stopped his stepfather — who had helped him get the job — as he was about to tear into a strange old sign of an upside-down apple.
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Cutting and pasting with abandon, St . Regiscreated virtual facades to make institutions appear authentic, the court papers said.
Hedrich saw the propaganda possibilities of architecture, bouncing beams off the smooth Art Moderne facades to make them loom, illuminating the glass showrooms from within to make them glow.
The outside facade will be enhanced (brick to replace an ugly metal facade), helping to make the street more attractive.
Other changes would relax height limits and facade restrictions to make room for equipment like solar panels, wind turbines, awnings, green roofs, recreational decks and skylights.
In the 80's and 90's, they were summarily ripped out to unclutter the facade or to make way for "great rooms," combined living rooms and kitchens stocked with Sub-Zeroes and steel restaurant ranges.
He wants the new East facade to "help make the area desirable for other enterprises and businesses, and help lead to the return of pedestrians" in a place once dominated by monumental structures.
