Sentence examples for plan for the redevelopment of from inspiring English sources

DANIEL LIBESKIND Manhattan The writer, an architect, created the master plan for the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site.

FOR nearly a month, a wide cross-section of New York has been toiling to produce a plan for the redevelopment of the financial district.

He added that he wanted the 11 directors of the commission to set aside partisan politics in the development of an overall plan for the redevelopment of downtown.

PAGE A3 Plans for a Piece of History New Jersey officials sketched a $300 million plan for the redevelopment of Ellis Island, beginning with work on its decrepit buildings.

The zig-zag deflections and sharp edges of the Deconstructivists, notably in Peter Eisenman's 2004 design for the Berlin Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, and in Daniel Libeskind's 2003 plan for the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site, in Lower Manhattan, suited shattering times.

Why? Partly because closer study of Bilbao's future demonstrated that the Guggenheim was just one element in a highly considered plan for the redevelopment of the city including an exemplary new Metro system.

Tourism is already figuring in the planning for the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan.

Plans for the redevelopment of the former school site in Headingley went before councillors in the Civic Hall yesterday afternoon.

Under current plans for the redevelopment of ground zero, the developer Larry A. Silverstein will add three massive skyscrapers with a total of 7.57 million square feet by 2013.

In his first paper, published in 2011, Oliver focuses on the politics, legal wrangling, community protests, media reports and evolution of the plans for the redevelopment of the waterfront that started in the mid-1950s.

The campaign against the plans for the redevelopment of the Victorian fish and general market halls, derelict for 15 years, had been led by the Victorian Society and Save Britain's Heritage and backed by high profile names such as Alan Bennett and Kristin Scott Thomas.