Sentence examples for glass landmark from inspiring English sources
In particular, she had in mind a circular interior design, reminiscent of what she had seen during a 2005 stay in Dubai at the Burj Al Arab Hotel, an architectural glass landmark in the shape of an ancient Arabian sail.
We'd arrived in the dark and it's our first glimpse of downtown Reykjavik, with its mountains that rise straight from the sea and a flashy glass landmark building on the waterfront.
The consensus is that the glass landmark is worth $5 million more to Chase, and even more to its next owner, if Mr. Tahari, whose lease runs to 2011, is removed.
The most stylish of these hotels is the T Hotel (3) (Via Dei Giudicati; 00 39 070 4740; www.thotel.it), a high-rise steel and glass landmark north of the city centre, where some double rooms are being offered this summer at €125 (£89), including breakfast.
EAT Recently, Celeste Restaurant (Rasinovo nabrezi 80; 420-221-984-160; www.celesterestaurant.cz) introduced frill-free French cuisine, replacing the costly and mediocre Perle de Prague atop the celebrated Dancing Building — Frank Gehry's "Fred and Ginger" glass landmark on the banks of the Vltava River.
Macba is just around the corner, alongside the city's swish Centre of Contemporary Culture (CCCB for short), and these dramatic plate-glass landmarks have become the hub of one of Europe's liveliest artistic districts.
Now it's a grand, romantic, glass-topped landmark.
"I want to show you something upstairs," Felicella said, hiking up several flights, above the glass-floored landmarked stacks, where verse is a top circulator.
When Mr. Kiefer and Mr. Jones met here this year to select a location, their first idea was to use the large foyer under I. M. Pei's landmark glass pyramid.
Chapman University, which hopes to turn the church grounds into a health sciences satellite campus eventually, has upped its offer to $50 million from $46 million to match the diocese's, and would also give Crystal Cathedral an option to buy back its landmark glass church.
Still, solace is at hand for MetLife's owners: the Seagram Building, Mies van der Rohe's bronze-toned 1958 masterpiece on Park Avenue, posted a 3. "I was probably as shocked as you are," said Gerard V. Schumm, executive vice president of RFR Realty, which owns both the Seagram Building and Lever House, another glassed-in Park Avenue landmark.
