Sentence examples for iron buildings from inspiring English sources

Large areas of such glass became common in the 1700s, pointing the way toward the great glass and iron buildings of the 19th century.

He wants to show me some of his favourite stairwells, so we walk across central Reykjavik looking at several crumbly old paths that descend among corrugated iron buildings.

As he spouted dates & names, we began to perceive that the wonde isn't how much of N. Y. has been destroyed but how much remains; we passed block after block of dowdy stone & brick & iron buildings, many of which Burnham identified as being post-Civil War period.

In the late 90's, I traveled to New York to photograph the cast iron buildings in SoHo.

Based in LA, Hage was in the city to photograph its great cast iron buildings, but he tells The Creators Project his, "interest quickly turned to the storefronts on the bottom floors of these buildings.

Standard iron building elements soon appeared, pointing the way to the development of metal buildings.

There's a discreet buzzer in a corrugated iron building next to St Mark's vicarage.

The corrugated iron building is in place already, towed in overnight from a town an hour away.

"With a cast iron building, you have to be sure you get down to the iron, but you can't take the iron.

As the business prospered, in 1869, he financed the construction of a grander building, which The New York Times described at the time as a "monster iron building".

Watson's Hotel, now known as the Esplanade Mansion, is India's oldest surviving cast iron building.