Sentence examples for maritime buildings from inspiring English sources

Many see the plaza as a lift for a downtown that has a half-dozen art galleries, excellent restaurants, several historic maritime buildings and a concert hall.

An example of how such locations can develop can be seen at the nearby Chatham Docks, where run-down Georgian and Victorian-era maritime buildings have been renovated into high-end residences and commercial space.

The seaport has long been the province of tour buses, serpentine lines for the Statue of Liberty-bound Water Taxi and chain stores like Ann Taylor, along with a collection of historic ships and maritime buildings.

Pekka Huhtaniemi, Finnish ambassador to the UK, will unveil the plaque at the city's Maritime Buildings later.

After writing the song Ms. Spektor stumbled across a clip on YouTube of David Byrne's "Playing the Building" project, in which he turned the Battery Maritime Building into a sound installation that visitors could manipulate.

In 2008 St . Vincents Hospital received approval from the Landmarks Preservation Commission to demolish the maritime building in a hotly contested case.

The New York Economic Development Corporation is seeking proposals to renovate the historic Battery Maritime Building at the foot of Whitehall Street.

Jutting into the Hudson River at the northern edge of Battery Park in Lower Manhattan, Pier A, known for its architectural gem of a maritime building, is off limits to the public.

The music that will soon be heard from the maritime building's infrastructure and the organ, with assistance from a stream of visitors over the summer, is essentially "authorless," but "strongly directed," he said.

Sydney's artistic skyline has also been enhanced by the opening of a new extension at its harbour-side Museum of Contemporary Art Australia  – a gallery that had outgrown the Art Deco, former maritime building that had been its home since 1991.

In this project, the two artists worked with the then-abandoned Battery Maritime Building at Manhattan's southern tip, to uncover its history as one of the oldest landing points for travelers in America, and as a mandatory 'portal' of sorts that all Ellis Island immigrants had to pass through.