Sentence examples for massive refurbishment from inspiring English sources

The Porchester, London: Following a massive refurbishment, the Porchester is in excellent shape.

It is well known that the Houses of Parliament are so dilapidated that they need a massive refurbishment.

Closs Stephens was a governor of the BFI until 2007 and chaired audit and governance during the massive refurbishment of the National Film Theatre on London's South Bank.

On this leafy section of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, modelled on the Champs-Élysées, the Barnes' next-door neighbour is the Rodin Museum, which has just undergone a massive refurbishment.

And so earlier this year, after a decade of delay, study and debate, British lawmakers approved one of the most ambitious restoration projects of the modern age, a $5 billion scheme that would see the entire Parliament — the lawmakers, clerks, staff, guards, journalists, bartenders, everybody — decamp to nearby buildings for six years while a massive refurbishment is undertaken.

Highly anticipated new rooms and suites will be coming to the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park this April after a massive refurbishment.

While the exterior might not send you rushing to book, it has undergone a massive interior refurbishment since new owners took it over in 2000.

I wonder if the council repeats the scheme in future whether it would be a better idea to follow Stoke's lead - lending the refurbishment money to the buyers and then carrying out the work with their own contractors, rather than leaving first time buyers with the daunting prospect of a massive restoration project which could go well over budget?

Even the beloved Clermont Lounge, long touted as Atlanta's preeminent seedy shithole, is now surrounded by the trappings of this New Atlanta, after a Nashville-based company bought the hotel above it and gave it a massive, Instagram-ready refurbishment.

Where to Stay The Old Waverley Hotel, (44-131) 556-4648, fax (44-131) 557-6316, www.oldwaverley.co.uk, in a landmark building overlooking Princes Street Gardens, is in the midst of a massive room-by-room refurbishment, mainly entailing new décor.

The airport has been undergoing significant refurbishment to handle the massive Airbus A-380 aircraft flown by airlines such as Air France, British Airways, Emirates and Lufthansa, bringing even more passengers with every flight. .