Sentence examples for long derelict from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the 5-story building south of the new building, so long derelict, is being renovated.

In New York as in other coastal cities and ports around the world, waterfronts that were long derelict because of the transformation of the shipping industry, came to be seen as potentially valuable inner-city real estate.

More rental units have come onto the market as long-derelict apartment buildings are renovated.

Fresh development is under way on long-derelict brownfield sites and the night-time economy is flourishing.

That installation, "A Psychic Vacuum," is a labyrinthine construction within a long-derelict wing of the Essex Street Market on the Lower East Side.

On the outskirts of every town and city stand the vast skeletal remains of long-derelict factories, the whole landscape suffused with decay, desperation, neglect.

He has used these timbers, along with other salvaged materials, in building his home on the South Side, as well as a neighborhood art center aimed at helping bring new life and hope to a long-derelict area.

Parts of the long-derelict route were first opened by the Allies during the second world war to supply Chiang Kai-shek's Chinese army in its war with the Japanese.

No two buildings could be more different in their assumptions than Alsop's newly completed extension to Toronto's College of Art and Design and Chipperfield's strategy for bringing the long-derelict Neues Museum back to life.

Much of Margate's regeneration has been confined to this tiny cluster of lanes, but a new boutique hotel and plans to launch the long-derelict Dreamland as a retro theme park should give a much-needed boost to the seafront.

Her success is a negative triumph that appeals to a post-post-painting generation of viewers who, having rediscovered the long-derelict joys of pictorial abstraction, want to dive into them without the nuisance of boning up on art history or theory first.