Sentence examples for generation of buildings from inspiring English sources

"The last generation of buildings are being left with big open spaces," said Robert Kaplan, a principal of Asentus Real Estate, a real estate investment firm in Miami.

Building codes should be updated to require a new generation of buildings that use less water, in everything from toilets to air-conditioning systems.

But the symbolic value of the mayor's official designation of this project will be enormous, as will the actual impact of a new generation of buildings in the city.

This is not a replay of the familiar asbestos story, in which vast quantities of a "miracle product" were used to insulate a generation of buildings, only to be unmasked as a carcinogenic catastrophe.

A new generation of buildings has sprouted on the south bank, designed by renowned architects like Renzo Piano (the Belvedere building for KPN Telecom, Wilhelminakade 123, with a video wall with 896 green lights showing constantly changing messages) and Sir Norman Foster (the World Port Center, Wilhelminakade 909).

But, for the latest generation of buildings, being the tallest is not necessarily the main concern.

In this paper it will be presented the first steps of a novel methodology to provide a solution for the generation of building interiors constrained by arbitrary convex shapes.

Now a research scientist there, she is working on dynamic windows, a new generation of building materials that turn what normally would be layers of static glass into panes that either let in or keep out sunlight's heat, whichever is needed to keep the building comfortable.

After a generation of building factories and buying cars and appliances, the Koreans were replacing them at a rapid clip, creating an ever growing supply of local scrap to obviate imports, a trend that William Schmiedel, Hugo Neu's chief trader, could read in statistics from Korea's own scrapyards.

In addition to the rapid energy production and the generation of building blocks, the glycolytic phenotype has a more fundamental role in inducing stemness.

Demolition of the Worldport would clearly mark the end of the first-generation of buildings that made up "Terminal City," developed in the 1950's and 60's to serve the fledgling jet set.