"redesign the space" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about restructuring or making significant changes to a particular area or environment. For example, "We need to redesign the space to better accommodate the needs of all the students."
This one was about to close so they could redesign the space.
Their £7m ($14m) gift enabled the V&A to commission Eva Jiricna, a London architect, to redesign the space and Beatriz Chadour-Sampson, a jewellery consultant, to work on the displays.
9 P.M. (Bravo) INTERIOR THERAPY WITH JEFF LEWIS Mr. Lewis, the obsessive-compulsive house flipper of "Flipping Out" fame, begins a second round of slumber parties as he and his assistant Jenni Pulos stay with members of a family to observe them in action, diagnose problems with their home and redesign the space over the course of five days.
In each episode he and his assistant Jenni Pulos (above, second from left, with Mr. Lewis, far left, and clients) stay with members of a family to observe them in action, diagnose problems with their home and redesign the space over the course of five days.
Tracy Klugian, a spokesperson for Citi, said that the company had leased thirty thousand square feet of prime real estate on the floor of the House of Representatives and would be interviewing "world-class architects" to redesign the space to suit its needs.
Executives at Madison Square Garden say they tried in the past to accommodate officials who wanted to move the arena, redesign the space underground and create a noble new entrance on Eighth Avenue, using the facade of the James Farley Post Office.
Richard Gluckman, the architect, redesigned the space as a gallery, and installed the concrete floor.
AUDEN The Rockwell Group has redesigned the space that housed BLT Market, giving it an open look more akin to a brasserie, and suited to the chef Mark Arnao's fairly classic menu of bistro-style dishes, including pot-roasted capon, barbecued beef short ribs, and crisp oysters Rockefeller.
When redesigning the space, Ms. Spitzer said, "the question is: How are modern families going to apply themselves to these rooms that were built in 1910?" In some conversions, the maid's room is eliminated and the space is used to create a big eat-in kitchen, but at 845 West End, the maid's room has been expanded wherever possible and is being marketed as a study.
Today, complex projects are redesigning the space in a mixité dimension, replacing the large industrial platforms with a complex system of infrastructures, housing, research institutes, academies, wholesalers and retailers, restaurants and catering.
Lichtenstein not only redesigned the space, but also altered the position of Donald's body and fishing rod for better balance and eliminated signs of stress and exertion to form a meticulous composition.
