Sentence examples for outdated buildings from inspiring English sources

Many students attend classes in outdated buildings in neighborhoods that are marked by abandonment.

Outdated buildings and factories have to be upgraded or replaced to consume less and pollute less.

The idea is to demolish outdated buildings and erect modern office buildings to compete with London or Singapore.

"Some of that space is in outdated buildings," said Dean J. Shapiro, executive director of Insignia/ESG for Westchester and Connecticut.

The symphony and the Dallas Museum of Art had been housed in outdated buildings in a complex known as Fair Park, a 15-minute drive from downtown.

But if you're a parent preparing to start the college search with your son or daughter, the negative financial outlook raises plenty of questions to ask the college tour guide: Will outdated buildings be renovated?

The Bloomberg administration wants to reform New York City's cumbersome and outdated building code, and that's an effort worth applauding.

When calculating what it would cost to adapt an outdated building to new use, embodied energy is rarely included; instead, those who would destroy compare renovation to building anew.

Among Ms. Lancaster's major achievements, the mayor and people in the development industry said, was rewriting the city's confusing and outdated building code while coping with a building boom that stretched the department to its limits.

But the administration weakened the enforcement arm of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development and did not do enough to reform the Buildings Department or the city's outdated building code, Dr. Schill said.

It also moved its head office down the road to Sandwich, Kent, from its outdated building in Margate and is planning to shift its popular visitor centre to nearby Ramsgate.