His association, he points out, convened the "town meeting" of 5,000 New Yorkers at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center that unified the public's dismay over the initial World Trade Center rebuilding schemes.
Direct your England rebuilding schemes to Andy Bull, who'll be rejoining you after tea.
Moreover, several colleges including Petroc, north Devon, where 90 posts are at risk, have had to service loans taken out for major rebuilding schemes that were suddenly halted after the former Learning and Skills Council ran out of money.
Encouraged by Charles, radical rebuilding schemes for the gutted City poured in.
Worse yet, he tries to link New Delhi with the megalomaniacal 1937-39 scheme for rebuilding Berlin, as conceived by Hitler and given form by Albert Speer.
Even after the Great Fire, landowners ignored Christopher Wren's elegant, orderly Versailles-inspired scheme for rebuilding the city and did their own thing.Over time, the city's organic growth has given it an informal charm.
Five years later he presented his scheme for rebuilding the dilapidated old Cathedral of St . Pauls in London, a proposal made moot by the Great Fire that swept over the church and the city in September 1666.
As Judt points out, both liberal and neocon thinking has suffered from an ingrained provincialism that, when combined with grandiose schemes for rebuilding the world on an American model, helped to precipitate the foreign policy disasters of the Bush era.
As may the renascent Renault team, which this year recovered from two bad seasons, rebuilding under a new ownership scheme and finishing fifth in the series.
