Sentence examples for loft features from inspiring English sources

It has all the standard loft features: exposed metal roof trusses supporting metal-deck roofs, conspicuous coiled air ducts, bare sprinklers, even concrete catwalks.

Space abounds, between 2,487 of square footage and an oversized garage with a storage loft, features that come in handy for vacationers looking to stash skis and boating equipment.

The spacious loft features views of cobblestone streets from a building that dates to the early 1900s, according to its listing with Oxford Property Group.

Diameters were measured perpendicular to the inner spline and used to reconstruct the hook using the loft feature, the result of which is shown below in Fig. 2.

The CSA in each image plane was connected to that in the adjacent planes in order to generate 3D reconstruction by using the loft feature in Solidworks.

An elevator, big enough to fit a baby grand piano, will open directly into the upper-floor lofts; private entrances will lead into three duplex maisonette lofts featuring gardens with French blue walls and black bamboo.

"We thought, 'Why not build a mill building from scratch with the methods used a century ago?' " Lofts, featuring oversized windows with a dozen panes, have reglazed claw-foot bathtubs salvaged from another of Mr. Obstfeld's projects.

The set has been re-done as a "contemporary downtown-style loft" that features a larger performance space, an upper balcony for the studio audience and a new lighting system with 109 LED monitors.

In 2006 Mr. Statham stretched a little, with "London," a little-seen character study about victims of love at a loft party, featuring his "Cellular" co-stars Jessica Biel and Chris Evans.

The Harbourfront Deli and the Loft will feature casual, creative American lunches and dinners in a stand-alone wooden house that is true to the surrounding old fishing village architecture.

Called Tribeca Twelve, it will house up to 30 people ages 18 to 29 in loft apartments featuring fireplaces, a roof deck and other amenities that Ann Bray, Hazelden's vice president for strategic initiatives and general counsel, called "very, very cool," like 12-foot ceilings and hardwood floors made of Brazilian cherry.