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Using exterior columns rather than interior ones for lateral stiffness not only increased the building's floor space; it also let Robertson reduce the total amount of structural steel in the building by at least 30percentt.

The Reichstag's iconic dome was designed to bathe the Bundestag chamber in natural light, and a massive solar array on its roof further increased the building's energy independence.

Initial cost of insulation aside, as the cooling set-point temperature is gradually increased, the building switches from an "insulation reduces cooling load" to an "insulation increases cooling load" behaviour.

The addition increased the building's capacity by 53 percent and provides 10 tiered classrooms, one network teaching room, one large assembly room, and 39 study rooms.

The Warburg is believed to be running at a substantial deficit, which critics believe is largely because the university increased the buildings charge for its premises some years ago.

David Cameron will promise to sweep away planning rules that require property developers to build affordable homes for rent in a bid to increase the building of homes for first-time buyers.

Some features, like single-patient bedrooms with private toilets, do increase the building cost — but that is arguably offset by the reduced trauma for patients and hospital workers.

The proposal, by Santiago Calatrava, a Spanish architect, involves increasing the building's height by five floors and adding a spire and cantilevered restaurant on top of that.

Through some clever nipping and tucking, including the removal of 100 parking spaces and 10 trees, the museum plans to increase its total floor area by 10percentt, or 200,000 square feet, without increasing the building's size.

Three floors have been added to the building's height, bringing it to 23 stories, and the wedding cake setbacks have been squared out, increasing the building's size to 324,000 square feet from 277,000 square feet.

Van Doren took me downstairs, to look at the gilded facade of Rockefeller Center through the window of a specially ventilated cigar lounge, designed to increase the building's appeal to international smokers.