Sentence examples for lower structure from inspiring English sources
The diving platforms are moulded out of the same concrete as the rest of the lower structure, making them extensions of the architecture rather than additional pieces of concrete.
It will have a denser, lower structure, with homes, offices and retailing units "on a traditional Copenhagen scale," Ms. Justesen said.
Yet the design is formally Classical, and its horizontal aspect as a colonnade solves the problem of a visual transition between the dome and the horizontal lower structure of the building.
A -- Now part of a seven-story condominium called the Zachary, the original five-story building was completed in 1889 by the horse auctioneers Van Tassell & Kearney, which added a lower structure next door at 123 East 12th-128 East 13th Street in 1904.
The monument consists of a lower structure of six square terraces (including its base) and an upper structure of three circular terraces, combining the ancient symbols of the circle for the heavens and the square for the earth.
And so there stands a dramatic ETFE-clad tower, as it happens slightly condom-like, with a lower structure alongside, containing a display that is a little light on actual exhibits, but eked out with clanging, flashing, quite often broken interactive displays.
Lower structures, partly formed from the bases of the skyscrapers, enclose two sides of the green open space.
Stretching around the field's east sideline, they give the effect of a glass office building just outside the lower structures ringing the plaza.
The commission is to vote this summer on the rezoning, known as the Unified Bulk Program because it would place more consistent controls on the height and massing of new buildings, favoring lower structures that fill in street fronts rather than towers rising from isolated plazas.
His second attempt, however, fit Roberts' vision perfectly: a spaced-out series of clustered buildings, joined by lower structures and complemented by two underground levels.
This could be due to the phenomena of central gain in which cortical structures (increased cortical excitability) show compensatory changes when there is abnormality in the lower structures [ 28].
