"redesign the project" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of making changes or improvements to a project that has already been planned or created. Example: "Our team needs to redesign the project to meet the new requirements set by the client."
That provided the state with an opportunity to redesign the project.
It would take at least six months to redesign the project to meet LEED standards, said David J. O'Hearn, the deputy commissioner of public works.
"We will redesign the project and resubmit, but there is no doubt this has set us back two or three years," said Lunine.
Abboud will have the chance to redesign the project and seek approval again.
City officials stated a need to redesign the project to accommodate the business community downtown.
The government forced the company to redesign the project without a major access road.
Rockrose redesigned the project, moving a rooftop health club to the ground floor and freeing space for additional penthouse apartments and a rooftop sun deck, and built a total of 479 apartments.
Company officials say they have made a good-faith effort to minimize disruption to the Amazon's delicate environment and to address local concerns, for instance, redesigning the project so the area to be flooded has fallen by more than two-thirds, to 155 square miles.
When AvalonBay Communities took over the development in 2012, it redesigned the project and reduced the maximum height to seven stories.
However, the following year Villar resigned due to disagreements with the construction board, and the task went to Gaudí, who completely redesigned the project, apart from the part of the crypt that had already been built.
"The best thing was to go with the highest priority science missions first," he said, and to redesign the Pluto project to reduce costs.
