Sentence examples for more modern structure from inspiring English sources

At the other side of the park, not a few hundred yards away, looms another, altogether more modern, structure.

The building at the rear, at 20 West 55th Street, is a more modern structure with 12 stories and a penthouse.

In an image of St Petersburg's Mokauer Bahnhof from 2005 we see the oculus missing in the Pantheon image: a circular opening to the sky in a more modern structure, where people dash for trains in a flatter, whiter light.

Unfortunately, that building was torn down in the early 1970's to make-way for a more modern structure, which I believe was replaced in turn by the building pictured above.

Replaced in 1926 with a more modern structure, the dam was little more than a small weir atop Black Eagle Falls, diverting part of the Missouri's flow into the Black Eagle power plant.

To preserve the facades, Carr hired Koubek and the New York City firm of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill and charged them with designing ground-floor retail entrances and two upper floors which would reflect but not mimic the Beaux-Arts style of the retained facades which building a more modern structure behind them.

The Art Deco buildings erected in the 1920's and early 1930's were never replaced by more modern structures, and their restoration continues.

In more urbanized areas, we often have old, relatively short buildings where the economics suggest redevelopment and taller, more modern structures.

Every house in Shah Wali Kot district was constructed of mud, until more modern structures emerged on the approach to Kandahar Airfield.

Those relief-panels include a variety of references to the printing trades, and they are the sort of thing that early-20th-century buildings sometimes had, and more modern structures very seldom do.

It is also the latest casualty in an ongoing, sometimes bitter turf war between commercial interests that want to replace the old, and in some cases deteriorating, midcentury modern motels with bigger, more modern structures, and a vocal and energetic group of preservation-minded residents who want to save them from the wrecking ball.