A sign went up outside one of the first edifices: "Nariman had a point and we are on it".
It was the second edifice completed on the Georgia Tech campus and it is the oldest surviving one.
Second, edifices are frequently used for purposes other than those for which they were originally planned.
If United are to build on this first trophy of the Mourinho era, Ibrahimovic's continued presence is essential because the EFL Cup final win is only the first building block in an edifice that requires considerable renovation after the dismal post-Sir Alex Ferguson years of David Moyes and Van Gaal.
The first building was a prestigious edifice made with concrete foundations and finely dressed stonework, and was probably the finest building in the entire fortress.
The first church edifice was consecrated September 16, 1826 by Bishop Hobart.
The first church edifice was built in 1827, by subscription, payable in grain or money.
Ms. Gold, who teaches at New York University, said that although Ladies Milee was entirely commercial at first, the edifice built in 1884 by the Gorham Silver Company at 891 Broadway was innovative in that it had the silversmith's works downstairs and bachelor quarters, sans kitchens, upstairs.
Sightline #13 examines the fanciful, deliberately optimistic architecture of Thom Mayne's 2009 proposal for a Children's Museum, the star-fountain adorned Hall of Justice from Super Friends, and the Philips Pavilion -- the world's first parabolic edifice, designed by Le Courbusier's office for a 1958 global exposition.
"In the centers of many American cities are positioned huge armories, grim nineteenth-century edifices of brick or stone," Jeremy Brecher's classic book, Strike begins, "They are fortresses, complete with massive walls and loopholes for guns.
