It was the early 60s and the US Polaris nuclear submarines had been sited at the Holy Loch.
Shortly after Hammarskjöld's death, the United Nations decided to commission a sculpture in his memory, to be sited at the United Nations plaza in New York.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHE "Queen of Cities", as it was known in Byzantine times, was perfectly sited at the intersection of continents, cultures and seas.
There's an anticipation of Beckett in its black back-to-basics farce, whereas Molly Sweeney is sited at the tricky intersection of neurology and spirituality.
Ideally, it was to have risen above the Alphaville aesthetic of La Défense, the business quarter of Paris sited at the far-western end of the Champs-Elysées.
They felt confident that their trans-Atlantic riposte would be well sited at the plaza at 59th and Fifth, and their ambition encouraged a franker discussion than would have occurred if the intended location had been less prominent.
From the vast new terminal's drop-off point, sited at the very west of Heathrow and overlooking the green belt of the Colne valley, you do indeed get a fine view of Windsor Castle.
Halstead wants an urgent care centre sited at the BRI, staffed by GPs, where some people would be sent home and told to self-medicate and others would be advised to see their own GP.
The All'Ombra del Colosseo summer festival is sited at the top of the Caelian Hill, a three-minute walk from the Colosseum, and features a bar, restaurant, club, and night concerts.
The French designer Patrick Jouin's "One_Shot" stool – the item that first captured Moss's imagination and which will be sited at the entrance to the architecture room in the V&A – was formed in this way.
Soaring over the skyline like a broad-shouldered banker, the building flares outwards so that its biggest floors can be sited at the priciest upper levels: a monument to the logic of the office rental market and the peculiar whims of the City planning authority.
