Sentence examples for in which buildings from inspiring English sources

Because in an age in which buildings have become brands, a new language has evolved.

O'Flynn's Birmingham is a territory of vanishings in which buildings are constantly being destroyed and overlaid.

Under Rees's guidance, the City has become a metaphor for eternal renewal in which buildings, like the fulminating money markets, are in dynamic, come-hither flux.

And he has had to embrace a new more boring form of property development, in which buildings are built only if they are substantially pre-let.

"I think the current building boom on the Bowery is becoming the context in which buildings will be thought about and designed in the future," he said.

But architects have to be optimists, dreaming of a better world in which buildings play a key role in enhancing life.

The other method is called precast concrete, in which building components are manufactured in a central plant and later brought to the building site for assembly.

Coupled with that is the fact that the city has postponed the hearings in which building owners can appeal their tax assessments.

Fourth, if plaintiffs are to win damages courts will have to apportion the bill to existing producers on the basis of their current market shares, because no one knows whose paint was used in which building.

The Square Mile is not Hong Kong or Manhattan or Chicago's Loop but a medieval city in which building opportunities are limited at every turn by the presence of ancient monuments and by fragmented and complex patterns of land ownership.

Other secrets were the work of architects with a flair for tricky detail, or reminders of an era in which building codes were less rigorous and apartments were reconfigured with impunity.