Sentence examples for palazzo building from inspiring English sources

In addition to its nonpareil location in a 1915 Italianate palazzo building designed by J.E.R. Carpenter, the most appealing features of No. 8E include a 47-foot-long gallery, soaring ceilings and a corner living room.

Nouvel intends on restoring the decrepit palazzo building and giving its façade an architectural facelift that complements the area, while creating a dynamic interior space that will include art installations, boutiques, luxury apartments and artists' studios -- a building that literally encapsulates Rome's endearing juxtaposition of old and new.

Now the Radisson Hotel, this luxurious palazzo-style building has a plaque dedicated to Peterloo and was once occupied by an earlier hall used by the Anti-Corn Law League.

(The bad news: major renovations throughout the 1904 Baroque palazzo-style building have forced a large part of the Walters collection into storage. The good news: admission is free until the grand reopening in October).

But the stretch between 42d and 34th has been substantially upzoned into a growth corridor that jeopardizes its many underused, landmark-quality, palazzo-type buildings and does not guarantee the construction of apartments.

Initially, Chicago still preferred palazzo-styled buildings with large light courts in the centre, not least because they remained the most profitable designs.

Sometimes termed the products of the Chicago school of architecture, these skyscrapers attempted to balance aesthetic concerns with practical commercial design, producing large, square palazzo-styled buildings hosting shops and restaurants on the ground level and containing rentable offices on the upper floors.

The historical masonry building "Palazzo Bosco Lucarelli", located in Benevento, has been chosen as case study.

And the discreet little shopfronts along Rockefeller Center's Fifth Avenue frontage -- in the Maison Francaise, British Empire Building, Palazzo d'Italia and International Building -- have come to look out of step, esthetically appealing though they are.

The fresco was to be painted in the Grand Council Hall of the Palazzo Vecchio -- the building in which Machiavelli had his office.

The work deals with the structural analysis of an historic masonry building, Palazzo del Capitano in Mantua, subject to significant static instabilities due to an overturning of the longitudinal façades, probably related to ground settlements.