Sentence examples for physical refurbishment from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, entrepreneurial development from the private sector quickly took the lead in physical refurbishment; the Kresge Foundation3 alone has invested more than $100 million in Detroit's transformation, from funding a riverfront promenade and building greenways to backing incentives for entrepreneurs (Dolan 2011).

As the UN headquarters undergoes its extensive physical refurbishment, its internal structure is in dire need of a moral renovation.

aThe term 'research capital' has also been used in relation to financial services and to describe the physical infrastructure for research, e.g., the Department of Employment and Learning has a 'Research Capital Investment Fund' which supports physical refurbishment and infrastructure of buildings dedicated to research.

The evidence for impact of rehousing or refurbishment on physical health outcomes is as yet unclear; however, the impacts of these area-focused interventions may be diluted because area-level deprivation indices may mask considerable socio-economic heterogeneity at the individual level; thus many of those affected by area-focused interventions may not individually be in need.

The objective of the research was to analyse the durability of refurbished outdoor walls on the bases of building-physical analyses and estimate the benefits of refurbishment on concrete façade.

This study was conducted to follow a refurbishment aimed at enhancing the supportiveness of the physical environment in two Swedish residential care facilities.

He oversaw plans for a significant expansion and renewal of the GSD's physical plant, including renovations within Gund Hall and the acquisition and refurbishment of several nearby buildings.

Refurbishment, too, is costly.

We have a £380m school refurbishment programme.

It underwent refurbishment in the late 1990s.

The wider refurbishment cost was £8.6m.