Sentence examples for protecting view from inspiring English sources

Vancouver, British Columbia, was a pioneer in the late 1980s with ordinances protecting "view corridors" of the city's surrounding mountains from designated intersections and parks.

Other preservationists point out that protecting views is not without precedent elsewhere.

A spokeswoman for the Manhattan Loft Corporation said the developer went through a transparent and public process to gain planning permission, adding that that maps of the LVMF protected view indicated that the background area to be protected beyond St Paul's was 1.86 miles (3km).

A spokeswoman for the Manhattan Loft Corporation told the Guardian the developer went through a transparent and public process to gain planning permission, adding that that maps of the LVMF protected view indicated that the background area to be protected beyond St Paul's was 3km (1.86 miles) long whereas its tower was 7km (4.35 miles) beyond.

"It has protected views because of the park," Mr. Craig said.

Smaller parks across the city can also provide protected views.

The plan also protects views of St Paul's Cathedral and the Palace of Westminster, as seen from London's larger parks.

It disrupts protected views of St Paul's and has a huge impact on the open character of the Thames.

The Skyline campaign had said the tower would "shatter London's historic skyline, blight protected views and alter forever local character".

So while there are, of course, no guarantees in real estate, there are some apartments that have what can honestly be called protected views.

From the protected viewing corridors of St Paul's to flight-path height limits, these restrictions form a kind of jelly mould inside which all buildings must fit.