Sentence examples for landmark designs from inspiring English sources
Once a luxury leader that created landmark designs like the elegant 1956 Continental Mark II, which was compared with Rolls-Royces of the time, and the clean-lined 1961 Continental with suicide doors, Lincoln in recent decades has resorted to applying its four-pointed star to gussied-up Fords and Mercurys.
So he has hired a group of 200 financial analysts, who monitor everything from the price of raw goods (Landmark designs and makes all its products) to an items shelf life.
THE most surprising facet of the Hearst Tower -- and the one most difficult to see from the street -- is the atrium that has been created within the shell of the Hearst International Magazine Building, a designated landmark designed by Joseph Urban for William Randolph Hearst.
The current building -- a landmark designed by Joseph Urban in 1926 -- has only six stories.
By Nick Paumgarten This temple of extravagance and confusion, an 1894 Beaux Arts landmark designed by Stanford White, originally housed the Bowery Savings Bank.
If not, he said, the T.W.A. building — an official landmark designed by architect Eero Saarinen — would reopen soon after.
This temple of extravagance and confusion, an 1894 Beaux Arts landmark designed by Stanford White, originally housed the Bowery Savings Bank.
Since 1947 the university has been quartered in the Auditorium Building, a national historic landmark designed by Louis Sullivan and Dankmar Adler.
The Capitale, housed in an 1895 Roman Revival landmark designed by Stanford White, is back in operation.
Like Dubai's artificial islands, it will be a world landmark, designed to boost the economy by attracting new residents, business and luxury tourists.
Perhaps the most striking symbol of its ascent is its new corporate headquarters here, a gleaming $700 million architectural landmark designed by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas.
