Sentence examples for high-tech buildings from inspiring English sources

To meet this sort of demand by high-tech tenants, Hari Bhasin, the president of Penhorn Construction, was prompted to to develop two high-tech buildings in Secaucus.

This account is for people who love the unique architecture of the city, and the community posts their own photos of high-tech buildings alongside wooden art nouveau.

The proximity will allow the building's tenants easy access to the fiber optic infrastructure that they need to run their businesses, said Michael Jacoby, president of Core Location, a developer of carrier hotels, data centers and other high-tech buildings.

These new light assembly buildings are not the cheap, polluting maquiladoras of popular imagination, but modern high-tech buildings that would not be out of place in suburban Dallas.

The project is one of a spate of high-tech buildings that are being built or converted or areplanned across the state by developers hoping to attract companies that want the flexibility such space offers.

The program, running from 8 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m., with registration beginning at 7 45 a.m., will offer a choice of 10 seminars, including nuts-and-bolts sessions on planning for capital improvements, preventive maintenance, energy conservation and high-tech buildings.

Smaller companies are the tenants that Hudson Development expects to draw to Castle Industrial Park, the high-tech building with a maximum of 225,000 square feet the company plans to build on the 10 acres it is buying in Secaucus.

The piece embodies both the traditional British craft of woodworking and its talent for high-tech building.

In close collaboration with the high-tech building industry, the office explores the implementation of advanced construction techniques such as additive manufacturing.

Ultra High Performance Concrete (UHPC) is an emerging high-tech building material that – in comparison to normal strength concrete (NSC) – allows for more slenderness and increased durability when designing RC-structures.

Angela Ahrendts, chief executive of Burberry, said that "it felt like the right time" to tap into London's energy — and to show off the brand's new state-of-the-art, high-tech building in the city.