Sentence examples for real masterplan from inspiring English sources
"It must be stressed that there was no real masterplan for Red Vienna's building programme, beyond the decision to produce housing on a large scale," says housing expert Michael Klein from the Vienna University of Technology.
"We have not finalised our ideas on the emerging masterplan for the site, so this is a real opportunity for people to have their say".
However, drawing Real Madrid in the first knockout stage wasn't part of the masterplan.
The masterplan for the site was done for the previous owners Real Estate Opportunities and the design has not been changed as it has already received planning permission for homes, office space, and for a new Tube station on the Northern Line.
The Lakewood shopping mall was built in 1950 as part of the Weingart/Boyar masterplan for the community of Lakewood and was the first real testing ground for Eichenbaum--an Easteretailer-turned-developer--whowho alreadylready owned a retail business.
To the extent that it has a coherent plot at all, it's basically a fictitious story that is very, very loosely based on real-life events, where Danny punches Glenn as part of a masterplan devised by current Misfits frontman and scourge of Danzig fans everywhere, Jerry Only.
Jo Negrini, the council's executive director of redevelopment, jokingly said "third time lucky" in reference to previous failed masterplans – but insisted that this time the regeneration is for real.
John Simpson, the architect who drew up the original masterplan for Paternoster Square, which flanks St Paul's cathedral, says: "The sheer value of this type of project places real restraints on the architect.
"There was a real plot to stop the tower because of the landscape impact," says Léon Krier, the Luxembourgian architect who drew up the Poundbury masterplan at the Prince's request in 1989 and has overseen the development.
Or is there a masterplan?
