In February, when the Met first announced its renovation, it said it would not name the plaza after Mr. Koch, but officials there have changed their minds.
In September 2005, it began its renovation in its effort to bring an interactive and immersive entertainment experience to visitors.
Happily, after much campaigning, the Heritage Lottery Fund agreed to support its renovation and it reopened in 2014.
David asked Philip Johnson to redesign the garden, donated most of the funds for its renovation, and dedicated it to the memory of his mother.
A 1952 ranch in the Daisy Farms development in New Rochelle will look much the same when its renovation is finished, but it will be significantly updated.
SMALL, clean-lined Sweet Grass Grill seats a scant five dozen diners, but it's easy to see why its renovation took 16 months to complete.
Eventually, it became the residence of 120 families many of them nordestinos (migrants from the Northeast) who undertook its renovation in an attempt to make it habitable.
While the Church of St Nicholas was not destroyed, its renovation was prohibited by the Ottomans, thus it gradually fell into ruin.
It's frustrating that Chicago didn't realize that its renovation plans would be incompatible with the existing historic fabric of Soldier Field (Chicago Journal, June 16).
In 1987 it suffered a mysterious fire, and only now are plans for its renovation moving forward.
That building is going to stay operational through its renovation.
