Sentence examples for installation of trees from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the award has recognized a great diversity of work, from an elaborate wooden gun by Michael Jean Cooper in 1977 to the blue-hued geodesic installation of trees by Chris Johanson in 2002, which helped cement the place of the Mission School of San Francisco artists in the foreground of the national contemporary art scene.

Scheduled to go up in skeletal form by February, it is an "installation" of palm trees designed to provide the county museum's fast-growing campus some needed greenery and visual coherence.

Increasing the prevalence of green spaces through the installation of street trees, city parks and rooftop gardens has consistently demonstrated a reduction in the UHI effect.

Anticipating the increased exposure to extreme heat in cities, planners can work to control extreme temperatures through such strategies as preservation of regional green space; the installation of street trees, more reflective surfaces on roads and buildings, and green roofs; and replacement of vehicular travel by transit, walking, and bicycling features all promoted through more compact design.

Ms. Howard donated them in 1964, and, until her death in 1982, oversaw the annual installation of the tree with her daughter Linn.

EXCITEMENT slowly turned to bitter disappointment last week for staff members of the Rockefeller State Park Preserve in Sleepy Hollow, and for the Japanese gardeners who had been waiting to oversee the installation of 500 tree peonies there.

He creates inventive time-lapse animations, monolithic installations, turns footage of trees into psychedelic freak outs and turned The XX album into an instillation.

He remembered one particularly demanding job that required the installation of 13 ficus trees on a third-floor site.

A decree by the education ministry prohibits "the use of fireworks, festive meals, gift-giving and raising money" over new year as well as "the installation of a Christmas tree either living (felled wood) or artificial" in schools and universities.

There is a frenzy of wacky light fittings, of playground installations, of seats, tree species, sculptural lumps of granite, kiosks, railings and coloured surfaces.

The preservation board oversees modifications of landscapes, construction of new buildings, alterations of existing buildings that would change the footprint, installation of fencing and removal of trees taller than 8 feet.