Sentence examples for maximize views of from inspiring English sources

Sightlines have been planned to maximize views of the mountains and the forest.

The plans call for extensive use of glass in the buildings to maximize views of the harbor and to better harmonize with structures like the Institute of Contemporary Art and the convention center.

The landscape architecture firm in charge of the parkland project, West 8, decided to break up the monotony of the flat island and maximize views of the harbor by changing its elevation.

To minimize the visual impact of the bridge on the neighboring retail and apartment building, the architects oriented the larger rental units toward unobstructed views; apartments facing the Coronado bridge have angled windows to maximize views of the bay.

Houses of between 1,600 and 1,800 feet by architects like Dean Nota, Make Architects, LeanArch and XTen Architecture all feature multi-use living spaces on the top floors, large windows and wide balconies to maximize views, direct sunlight and the illusion of space.

LECHLADE, ENGLAND — The lakeside home of John and Kasha Grimes was designed to maximize views across the water and to bring natural light flooding inside.

A primary goal of the Hudson Yards rezoning and redevelopment should be to maximize views and access to the river, and a stadium would do the opposite of this.

The results are 2D GIS-based images that enable the planner to identify areas where emotional peak responses may occur, in order to maximize viewing opportunities of beautiful areas or mitigate potential negative responses from these locations.

For its project, Metro Homes is awaiting final approval of plans by its architect, Dean Marchetto of Hoboken, for an innovative stepped-back "wedding cake" design, aimed at minimizing the bulk of the building and maximizing views.

The houses will be positioned to maximize the views of the surrounding mountains; half are planned to be ready by this fall, the rest next year.

Brennan Beer Gorman, the Manhattan architectural firm, has designed "a contemporary hotel with lots of windows to maximize the views" of the river and the Manhattan skyline, said Peter Gorman, a partner.