Sentence examples for pre-existing building from inspiring English sources

In addition, this study examines the degree to which credits are being made for pre-existing building characteristics which do not result in any loss reduction.

For example, a company could use pre-existing building access cards (which only allow entrance to those who work in that building) to log in at one branch, while others from the same company, but at a different office, can use a completely different proprietary access card to log in from their location.

Using Arts Club furniture, he designed a gallery, dining room, and lecture hall in a pre-existing building.

The geometric design is an attempt to harmonize the city's aesthetic with a pre-existing building -- and is fittingly called Dreamland.

St Paul's Church, Boughton in Chester was Douglas's own parish church which he rebuilt in 1876 incorporating parts of the pre-existing building.

The distributions of BchI/ChlI and CobS homologs suggest a way in which pre-existing building blocks could have been recruited into the assembly of the ancestral chlorophyll and O2-dependent cobalamin pathway.

"We are not confined by pre-existing buildings," he said.

Some pre-existing buildings are not taking any action at all.

Pre-existing buildings in the flood zone are also weighing their options.

First and maybe foremost, it's smart and practical: the shabby, much-neglected Downtown area is crying out for regeneration, and there are a lot of pre-existing buildings and other infrastructure already there.

The reinvention of the urban landscape, and the cultural heritage that is being preserved, is presented in this study through examining the location of 156 breweries in Pennsylvania and their reuse of pre-existing buildings.