Sentence examples for large public spaces from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaufman, 77, is perhaps best known for building Manhattan office towers with whimsical designs and large public spaces.

IT IS PERHAPS no accident that Tokyo's post-war architects included no large public spaces where people could gather and make their voices heard.

"We're very interested in servicing hundreds of people at once in large public spaces like airports, and wherever else they need interactive access to information," said Mr. Tiongson.

The building, he said, would be "a straightforward accumulation of rooms," with none of the architectural and engineering problems posed by having large public spaces on low floors.

In the non-virtual world the Kremlin has deployed its youth movement to occupy large public spaces, brought troops into the centre of Moscow and cordoned off the main squares.

In large public spaces, such as an open concourse in an airport terminal, human bodies are spread out and have little effect compared with the building materials that enclose the space, like metal and sheet rock.

This is how it is in a crowded market, or any large public space.

But this large public space will also become a part of the very texture of Lower Manhattan.

He took us downstairs to a large public space where another 20 or 30 agents were waiting for us.

Rather than demonstrate in a large public space, as many others did across the nation on Saturday, the group focused on St. Leo's for a marathon of songs, dances, stories and prayers.

Another, by a group called United Architects, creates a similarly large public space 800 feet in the air, where a skyway connects five towers with gardens, shopping, cafes and a conference center.