Sentence examples for garden conceived from inspiring English sources

The Botanical Garden conceived of the center as a tool to promote an environmental agenda, and what better way to have a minimal impact on the environment than to create a sustainable building that might persuade others to follow suit?

The Botanical Garden conceived of the center, above, as a tool to promote an environmental agenda, and what better way to have a minimal impact on the environment than to create a sustainable building that might persuade others to follow suit?

In addition to a commercial kitchen, meeting and conference spaces for the congregation's social and charitable projects, and social services facilities, the building will contain a rooftop space with a sunken garden conceived by L.A.-based landscape designer Mia Lehrer.

The garden was conceived as a Modernist landscape that would "take the edge off a traditional 1920's builder house," Mr. Chase said.

The Portland garden was conceived by the Japanese landscape designer Takuma Tono, who in 1963 gazed at the desolate site of the abandoned city zoo and envisioned paradise.

Yet as the show also suggests, the greenery-flanked parkways, modeled on a tradition going back to the English landscape garden, were conceived by Moses as pleasant thoroughfares leading to parks and beaches.

In Great Britain this was the hallmark of the movement that spawned the garden cities conceived by Howard (1902).

Proving more controversial is the London Garden Bridge, conceived by actress Joanna Lumley 18 years ago and brought to Heatherwick not long after.

There'll be more green links and green loops, green walkways and green stitches, green rooftops and green walls – and the greenest "garden bridge" ever conceived will be put in for planning across the Thames.

The garden has been conceived in Cardiff but it's not till we transport the lot down to London and put it together that we'll get the full effect.

One does not have to be a Ghandian idealist to suggest that Ebenezer Howard's "garden city" concept -- conceived as a response to miserable conditions in early 20th Century urban Britain -- may be better guide to future urban growth.