Sentence examples for recreation building from inspiring English sources

The recreation building, on the opposite side, is currently being outfitted with a sauna and a hot tub, according to the agent.

It is about double the price of the average home in Pomerania, Mr. Laskowski said, because it comes with furnishings, a marina and a recreation building.

Among the buildings still standing are a mess hall, a recreation building, barracks, officers' houses, some quite large, and the water treatment plant.

Mr. Shaw detoured to the 1923 recreation building of Holy Name Church at 214 West 97th Street, a building designed by Raphael Hume.

Its engineer, Germain Sommeiller, introduced many pioneering techniques, including rail-mounted drill carriages, hydraulic ram air compressors, and construction camps for workers complete with dormitories, family housing, schools, hospitals, a recreation building, and repair shops.

The small New England-style borough hall and other public buildings, including fire and police headquarters and recreation building, would be sold below market-value to entice developers and could be designated for condemnation, along with many stores.

The practice were also responsible for a number of parks and recreation buildings across the United States in the late 1940s, built largely to commemorate victory in the war.

These included few recreation buildings[ 72, 73] and traffic lights,[ 74, 75] limited parks and open spaces (fields),[ 74] and high levels of traffic[ 73, 76] and graffiti.[ 72, 77] Environmental characteristics unique to colonias were also identified in this study, including a high occurrence of yard and/or patio space and exercise equipment (e.g., balls, bicycles/tricycles, etc.…).

The village has its own police, highway, recreation and building departments.

Special favors are being granted for oil and gas leasing, uncontrolled recreation, road building and other development in places that were previously set aside because of local citizen plans and land-use designations.

Its imposing Recreation Pier building, once an early 20th-century destination for social events, has been converted into the stately, 128-room Sagamore Pendry Baltimore, the lovechild of Under Armour founder (and Maryland native) Kevin Plank and Montage International — here, you'll find rooms lined with warm wooden millwork and the odd leather settee, plus water views.