"refurbish facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of renovating or modernizing existing facilities. For example: "The school has decided to refurbish its aging facilities."
Evidence-based design findings are available to help inform hospital decision makers of opportunities for ensuring that quality and safety are designed into new and refurbished facilities.
The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that a focus on operability and the commissioning of new or refurbished facilities represent opportunities for owners and operators to eliminate and mitigate exposure to numerous risks and increase the chance of success for the facility life cycle and the likelihood of satisfying the operational needs and requirements.
The newly refurbished facility is used for border cases.
The refurbished facility is on campus, meaning Florida International's more than 38,000 students and 124,000 alumni can help drive up attendance numbers.
New York State's volunteer firefighters are all welcome to a refurbished facility in the Catskill region that offers far more in the way of care and activities, including a state-of-the-art gym, than when I visited there five years ago.
The refurbished facility will be called Moynihan Train Hall, after New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan (1927-2003), who championed this concept.
On Tuesday, 317 elementary school students went through the doors of the refurbished facility that now has two computer outlets in each classroom, new carpeting, new utilities and a new parking lot.
"Since we couldn't do that, we were trying to think of a fun and exciting new tradition that we would be able to use at Arcadia, and us here next year," said Gibbs, noting that even when the game returns to Memorial Field next year, the use of motor vehicles will be eliminated to protect the refurbished facility.
Tokyo plans to refurbish some facilities used in the 1964 games.
It estimates that in 2012 dollars, they would cost $2.2 billion to run, with an additional $1.2 billion to build or refurbish sports facilities.
