Sentence examples for most complex building from inspiring English sources

The most complex building, the Taj Hotel, with its many passageways, took the longest to clear.

"Beauvais is the largest, most complex building ever to be scanned," said Stephen Murray, the Columbia architectural historian in charge of the project.

Led by Knight Architecture, LLC, this was the most complex building conservation work undertaken at the Center to date, comprising the entire structure, from roof to basement.

David Lewis, a structural engineer working as Holyrood project director for Ove Arup & Partners, and one of many expert witnesses, told the inquiry that the debating chamber alone was the most complex building he had ever tackled.

WHO acknowledges that governance is one of the most complex building blocks.

One of the most complex buildings ever engineered, the Shanghai Tower's guitar-pick-shaped form rotates 120 degrees as it tapers.

It is the most complex wooden building ever made in Switzerland, and throws some demonstrative Daniel Libeskindian shapes, with its jagged stair glazing, where the French hut remains impassively rational in its eggy geometry.

This was his most complex and individual building, for it was as a housing architect that he established his career.

It all goes to show what investigators are up against in the most complex analysis of a building failure ever carried out, said Dr. Sunder, the leader of the investigation.

For Mr. Bremer, the 61-year-old occupation administrator of Iraq, the daunting problems of the most complex and expensive nation-building tasks the United States has undertaken in a half-century have only intensified since President Bush appointed him on May 6.

Prime minister Tony Abbott said designing and building subs was about the most complex sophisticated process imaginable - akin to building the space shuttle - and just a few countries could do it.