Sentence examples for its present building from inspiring English sources

In 1893 it moved to its present building, which covers an entire city block bounded by Columbus Drive and Michigan Avenue between Jackson and Monroe streets.

Later, he found time to create the modern Ashmolean, consolidating scattered collections into its present building.

Named for Benjamin Franklin, the institute moved into its present building in the early 1930s.

Madison Square Garden has moved twice since its inception in 1879, and its present building is its fourth.

The museum moved into its present building on Lambeth Road in the London borough of Southwark in 1936.

Coincidentally (or not), the year the stable was built, the church moved to its present building at Madison Avenue and 71st Street.

Its present buildings date from 1868.

Until then, Willowfield will remain in its present buildings – a hotchpotch of Victorian, Sixties and Eighties architecture.

In the early 19th century, a quarter of Salamanca containing many university buildings was destroyed by the French when the defeat of Napoleon ended their occupation of Spain (for its present buildings, see Salamanca).

The Art Institute, founded in 1879 as the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, has been in its present imposing building on South Michigan Avenue since 1893.

In its early years, the present building housed both the elementary school and the high school, which was only a three-year course for its first ten years.