Sentence examples for much lower building from inspiring English sources

An article in Architects' & Builders Magazinee in 1907 praised Freeman's handling of the architectural detail but took issue with his use of double-height window frames to make the facade resemble a much lower building.

Flanked by much lower buildings, its high, angled form, 39 feet wide, is the only trace left of Stewart Street.

Jordan Gruzen, a partner, says the firm's 23-story building, replacing much lower buildings, is to rise six inches away from the Bush Building -- a requirement of earthquake codes -- but tenants will be able to make connections at each floor like the accordion connections and sliding metal plates between railroad cars.

The confidential bids lodged by Germany, France and Japan offered a much lower cost of building an eight-submarine fleet in Adelaide than had been anticipated, newspaper the Australian reported.

He said early studies of a SkyCycle system indicated that it provided capacity at a much lower cost than building new roads and tunnels.

Library for All unlocks knowledge to those without access to books in developing countries through an application that delivers e-books at a much lower cost than building physical libraries.

The energy consumption of operation stage is quantified as 4.25E+13J for a year which is much lower than conventional buildings.

It is potentially much lower for new buildings or if the works are coupled to other necessary renovations.

Due to less heat demand, NZE-buildings are already on a much lower level than OIB-buildings (about one third) with corresponding ecological pressure.

Patrick had come to this country many years ago, from a place he called "somewhere else," by which I assumed he meant a much lower floor in our building.

It is demonstrated that some mortars may have a higher impact at the outset, such as cement-based mortars, but result in a much lower impact across the building service life.