Sentence examples for recreate a house from inspiring English sources

The exhibition rooms are meant to recreate a house, dogs are welcome with their owners into the exhibition 5 All 5 senses are engaged by design.

Since then, the tool has been applied to a golf course flood-defence at St Andrews, models for solar building heating, and most recently to recreate a housing estate in Fife.

See Hear started in 1981 – so we celebrated that by recreating a house as it would have been in 1981, with no internet, only a few channels of TV, no mobile phones and only an old textphone – and asking a deaf family of five to live in there.

Set to pop up in Brooklyn (April 21 23), Berlin (April 28) and Amsterdam (May 6), the "spirit houses"—named for their "Saturnz Barz" collaboration with Popcaan will recreate a haunted house with custom artwork, digital projects, and new Gorillaz music.

Part of the exhibition at the Inigo Rooms at Somerset House attempts to recreate a room in the house; eclectic is a pitifully inadequate description.

"From Caligula to Constantine: Tyranny and Transformation in Roman Portraiture," consisting of some 50 works in settings that recreate a public space and a house in ancient Rome, continues through March 25.

The organiser, Mrs Messervy, promised "once-in-a-lifetime trips to recreate a classic English country house party by enabling guests to stay with members of the aristocracy in castles and stately homes throughout Britain".

"That is the reason I chose to recreate a Dickensian Christmas, and the decor was already there: I live in a street in Deventer with old houses.

"To try to recreate a relationship".

"But we will recreate a new space.

Recreate a stale library with bright white.