Sentence examples for facade to make it from inspiring English sources

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.

Orascom's resident project manager, Mahmoud Fawzi, said his company at the very least hoped to redo the facade to make it more attractive.

St. Ann's, just around the corner from Via Verde, is a prime example: Occupying an entire city block, the facade is varied to make it appear as if there were several buildings instead of one giant one, and to bring the appearance of the scale down to something a little less overwhelming.

"The look of the building could change," he said, particularly the facade that faces Fifth Avenue, to make it more in tune with the character of the neighborhood.

They shifted the direction of the facade by a few degrees to make it more visible from the park entrance.

And he will have to redo the facade of a single-room-occupancy hotel that also encumbers the site to make it conform to the facade of the new tower.

"It serves as a facade to make people think they're watching cleaner sports, but they're really not," he said.

1980: Preservationists, art lovers outraged as Trump sledgehammers beloved sculptures on Bonwit facade to make way for Trump Tower.

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.