Sentence examples for perimeter building from inspiring English sources

That includes fencing the property's perimeter, building roads, adding food and water dispensers for quail and renovating houses or building new ones.

In winning for the fifth time in six games, the Kings ran the break with efficiency and shot well from the perimeter, building a 14-point halftime lead and went into the fourth quarter ahead, 90-74.

BIG's plan includes a tapering, terraced skyscraper that would become the second-tallest building in the world; four shorter, blockier towers; and what Ingels described as a "cute little" perimeter building made of eight precarious-looking slabs, "each the size of the Standard Hotel".

Along with this, air-and-water systems are used primarily for perimeter building spaces with high sensible loads and where close control of humidity is not a primary criterion.

Working at a perimeter building, Kapp is horrified to see the light strike the area around his home – rushing home he finds it has killed his entire family.

The intention had been to retain perimeter buildings and essentially scoop out large parts of the market to insert blocks of new shops, offices and restaurants.

The high-walled perimeter buildings look away from the city and inwards at an extensive open space which includes a moat-lake and patches of woodland.

Cameron said it appeared the two men were murdered by their captors before special forces could break through the perimeter buildings in which they had been held.

The proposals, designed by architect John McAslan for the international investment firm Henderson Global, will retain the brick-and-stone perimeter buildings, and insert three blocks in the centre of the complex, rising up to 20 metres and providing over 21,000 square metres of office space and 5,700 square metres of shops.

He draws freely on the traditions of perimeter block building and of the garden city model.

Preventing unauthorized vehicles from approaching a protected area by anti-ram bollard systems installed in the perimeter of buildings and infrastructures would consequently reduce blast and debris threats of vehicle borne improvised explosive devices.