Sentence examples for plaza by from inspiring English sources

On summer weekends, jazz concerts take place in the plaza by Trellis, a restaurant.

There are sculptures on the plaza by Alexander Calder, Claes Oldenburg and George Sugarman, as well as many state memorials.

An interim effort to revive the plaza, by raising it above street level, did not prove successful.

Plaza, by contrast, has a role that, though far too slight and underconceived, meshes well with her comedic virtuosity.

Last year, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly announced that the "shack occupants" would have to move out of 1 Police Plaza by July.

They include the spacious fountain-lined plaza by the Seagram Building, at 375 Park Avenue, next to a major Wells Fargo bank; the breezy subterranean plaza by the Lexington Avenue/53rd Street subway stop; and the open area by Rockefeller Center.

His project is inspired by a 1980 study of New York's urban plazas by sociologist William Whyte.

You can see some of these plazas by heading west to Avenue of the Americas, the stretch of modernity that seems especially dreary after Fifth Avenue and Rockefeller Center.

The success of the Magellan Terraces, two plazas by the water's edge designed by the Spanish architect Benedetta Tagliabue of EMBT Arquitectes, was clear just from the number of children skateboarding along its edges.

Instead of planning new pedestrian plazas by the usual bureaucratic means, New York City's department of transportation just marks an area on a street with temporary materials and then lets local organisations, architects and citizens decide what to do with it.

Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig have plazas by Yankee Stadium; Mickey Mantle has a restaurant on Central Park South; Thurman Munson was granted a narrow stretch of road between a rail-yard bed and a hulking housing complex.