Nearly a decade later, as Myanmar opens to the world after decades of isolation and harsh military rule, SPINE is among the most prominent contemporary design and architecture firms in the country's capital, a former jewel of the British colonial empire that until recently had not seen much noteworthy new construction since the early 1960s, local architects say.
He founded Transcentury Properties and developed sites in Northern California, the most noteworthy being the construction of Bodega Harbour, a community located along the Pacific Coast just south of Bodega Bay.
Ms. Aguilar is part of a small but noteworthy shift in the construction industry: since 2005, more women have gone into the building trades in New York City than at any other period in history, according to trade union officials.
Nineteenth-century industrialization brought tremendous wealth, and between the Universal Exposition of 1888 (for which Domènech created two of the most noteworthy buildings) and the construction of the Eixample — the vast grid of streets laid out in 1859 to decongest the old city — there was a heady mix of civic pride and social ascension in the air.
Rječina Bridge, a 210 m inclined strut reinforced concrete bridge spanning the Rječina River canyon, is also noteworthy because its design and construction conditions are different from normal since it spans a protected water supply zone.
This methodology introduces noteworthy changes in the way as building design, construction and maintenance are traditionally managed.
But it's also noteworthy that the direct and indirect construction jobs from the project are going to end up in red states.
Perhaps Marriott's most noteworthy contribution was helping with the construction of a library and reading room at the Barry J. Nidorf Juvenile Hall in Sylmar last fall.
GPR provided the unknown inner construction details, which may represent noteworthy information for archaeologists and civil engineers.
The construction of new churches, so noteworthy a feature of the earlier years, ceased as men did little more than rebuild or add to existing structures.
Portland historian Joseph Gaston wrote, "It is an interesting and noteworthy fact that he was connected with the construction of every building in whole or in part between First and Third on Washington street... "...
