Sentence examples for flexible space where from inspiring English sources

Posters of that great Paris building, also designed to provide endless amounts of flexible space where anything might happen, are pinned up in the college's architecture department.

Ms. Nakai, who teaches Navajo language, science and math part time at a local school, wanted a flexible space where she could focus on painting, poetry and agricultural research, and could look out on the geological formations she associated with her ancestors.

BRIC House, which is under the direction of Leslie Greisbach Schultz and occupies an old vaudeville theater into which the city has poured $41 million, also contains a flexible performance space where it will be possible to see dance and music from emerging and established artists largely for under $20.

Every design in the HUD competition included attractive and flexible community space where building residents could socialize, exercise, share meals, use computers and attend educational programs.

For instance, industrial space around the world is now being transformed into technology space in places like London, Barcelona, Turin, Glasgow, and the U.S. We're going to see more flexible use of space, where a retail space might become an internet app lab after a few years, and then 10 years later, may take a different use.

Twenty-first century learners need flexible learning spaces where chairs and tables can be quickly moved or stacked according to their needs.

High-tech gizmos, from "smart" white boards to large-screen TVs and laptop computers, abound, as do reading areas and flexible work spaces where teachers can divide kids into smaller groups across grade levels.

The award-winning architectural firms of William Rawn Associates and Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. have provided a plan for a dynamic, flexible, and future-oriented space where students and faculty can work together in an active learning environment.

Margo Whitcomb, the director, keeps the episodic play steadily in motion at the flexible Edith Bolte Kutz Theater, which has been configured into an intimate profile-style space where spectators sit on opposite sides of the playing area.

The lobby of the Courtyard, whose brand is geared to business travelers, will have a contemporary design, flexible space and what Marriott calls a GoBoard, a 55-inch interactive touch screen where guests can obtain local information and news headlines.

Telenor's open, public, and flexible space values exploration much more than engagement it begs employees to meet in the open, where they may bump into unexpected people, and allows them to claim spaces and shape them for brainstorming sessions.