Sentence examples for halls designed from inspiring English sources

Visitors strolled the winding paths of horticultural halls designed with water features, exotic plants and wishing wells.

There, Mr. Cape found simple and sturdy benches in entry halls, designed for putting on and removing work shoes.

A city historian, Charles Brilvitch, says the mansion reminds him too much of municipal halls designed by the same architect, Charles Wellington Walker.

In places like Cambridge, Newcastle and Nottingham, if you wear Hunter wellies and have an Aga at home, there are halls designed with you in mind.

The low comedy of the halls, designed to appeal to the working class and to men of the middle class, caricatured events familiar to the patrons e.g., weddings, funerals, seaside holidays, large families, and wash day.

This year's events will take place in exhibition halls designed by the architects Kim Seok-Chul, Alessandro Mendini and Daniel Libeskind, and in the Dongdaemun History and Culture Park, the first phase of a new design district designed by Zaha Hadid to be built around Seoul's ancient city walls.

Though it seats just 756, the hall, designed by Frank Gehry, has a spacious quality.

This year, the Biennale will benefit from an extended exhibition hall, designed by Mr. Lagerfeld.

A concert hall, designed by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, opened in 2005.

1017 Howard Street; (402) 341-3547; entrees $18 to $47. Holland Performing Arts Center Modern concert hall designed by James Polshek.

By Alex Ross In the concert hall, designed by Jean Nouvel, many listeners sit in podlike balconies.