Sentence examples for site renovating from inspiring English sources

Castle Manor Academy, Suffolk: a community allotment and small holding on the school site, renovating existing 40 year-old orchard, to provide a series of vocational courses for developing rural skills.

(It also includes a 1930s cottage, original to the property, that was moved across the site, renovated by University of Texas students and seamlessly wed to a modern addition).

She said it would cost about $4.5 million to buy the site, renovate the building and fill it with books, videos and computers.

Ms. Kueber started the site after renovating her own midcentury home in Lenox, Mass.

The site had deteriorated physically and socially, leading the authorities to publicise an overall project to uncover the archaeological site and renovate the entire urban system.

The site was renovated a few years ago, and two new stone lions stood guard.

He is convinced that the former Brooks Brothers site, once renovated, will offer the aesthetics and the flexibility to appeal not just to the growing number of new-media companies that are moving to Long Island City, but also to traditional office users, especially those feeling pinched by high rents in Manhattan.

Brother Curry acquired and refurbished the Belfast site in 1996, renovating the former public high school into a handicapped accessible campus.

When the center opened, the nonprofit development organization behind the project, the Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center Development Corporation, said it was looking at other old industrial sites to renovate in an effort to stem the migration of manufacturing jobs from the city.

He used to deliver shingles to job sites with renovated trucks instead of buying new ones.

This scheme fills the gap that opens up when the cost of renovating a site is much higher than its market value when it is finished.