Sentence examples for pavilion project from inspiring English sources

The pavilion project is predicated on the exhibition model, rather than the architecture model, so several people could buy the rights to rebuild a pavilion.

Chris, 37, a former member of the Royal Highland Fusiliers who served in Bosnia and Northern Ireland, now imprisoned in HMP Shotts, Scotland, had not done any drawing before getting involved in the British pavilion project.

"You've got everything going on here in and around the Bay, and look beyond and you've got Penarth, and different issues in the town centre and the Pavilion Project, and then here in Butetown what you do in the Communities First areas and how you ensure education attainment matches the talent.

Basically rectangular, an enclosed entry pavilion projects from the main block.

The enclosed entry pavilion projects from the main block with two porches oriented to face Fountain Street and Blake Street.

At the back the pavilions project 10 feet beyond the central block and have four Doric columns.

Located near Catalina Island (about 22 miles off the coast of Los Angeles), Aitken's Underwater Pavilions project consists of three massive, submerged geometric structures made from artificial rock and mirrors, all anchored to the ocean floor at different depths.

The building has a central closed entry pavilion which projects out and has two porches oriented to face Mulberry and Cedar Street.

The Pavilion was a lifelong project.

4-H clubs and camps form the youth wing of a partnership between government and public universities financed by gifts of federal land, dating back to the civil war and set up to transmit new technologies into every county in the union.Visiting the Nebraska State Fair recently, Lexington toured a pavilion of 4-H projects.

In describing 75 Livingston Street, developed by Jacob Adelman, the commission said it was a work of "considerable elegance and sophistication," with "projecting pavilions, chamfered corners and secondary setbacks that give the building visual interest well beyond what was required by the zoning regulations and equal to that of any skyscraper in greater New York".