Sentence examples for fair renovation from inspiring English sources

Part of the World's Fair renovation included another commission by Balaban & Katz for Grell to repaint the architecturally enclosed fourteen murals.

To be fair, a costly renovation does not always make sense.

The Alts' rabbi was consulted a fair bit during the renovation of their kitchen, which took two months and was finished just in time for Passover.

The 1998 World's Fair and the impressive waterfront renovation have contributed significantly to a new image of Lisbon.

Mr. Rowland said that he had made no such arrangement and had paid a fair price for all the renovations.

Kim Jong-un, apparently a big fan of amusement parks, has overseen the renovation of several fun fairs and the construction of a new water park, complete with a dolphin circus.

While Mr. Roach does a fair amount of physical work during the renovations, Ms. Parker, who for 15 years was a designer, takes care of the decorating.

That leaves just the Shelborne South Beach, a 1940s Deco gem, which is using the art fair to unveil a $20-million 20-millionhite renovation, white-on-whiteack parenovationexhibitions in its lobby, and three newithstaurants.

The Theater in the Park, located in the pavilion designed for the 1964 World's Fair by Philip Johnson in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, recently completed a $27 million renovation and expansion.

The panels were completed in 1964, in time for the World's Fair, and remained in the lobby until last year, when the renovation team put them in storage.

In celebration of this — and of the recent renovation of the Atomium, an atomlike structure built for the fair — the Atomium (www.atomium.be) will be host of a variety of programs within its exhibition spheres.