Sentence examples for spread over three levels from inspiring English sources
The apartment's 210 square meters, or 2,260 square feet, are spread over three levels.
A fierce creative intelligence is also in abundance nearby at Rupert Ravens Contemporary, Newark's newest major commercial gallery, which opened in 2007, spread over three levels of an old furniture warehouse on Market Street.
Macklowe Properties has been looking to lease 11,000 square feet of prime restaurant space spread over three levels of its new 30-story tower at 510 Madison Avenue, at 53rd Street, which is expected to be completed this spring.
Tucked away on forested slopes, its enormous open-plan reception, master bedroom, two sun decks, spa and guest facilities – spread over three levels – offer a spacious sanctuary overlooking the Whitsundays.
Run by two brothers, the old Ottoman house abuts the walls of the Akronafplia castle, and the 21 rooms, spread over three levels, are in characterful stone and wood and spotlessly clean (though the views from the communal spaces are better).
Those with views are on the smaller side, but if you're feeling flush the Ojetti suite, on the top floor, is quite breathtaking: spread over three levels and on three sides of the house, it has a glass-floored roof-top conservatory, a Jacuzzi overlooking the duomo, and a bath with a panoramic window of the olive grove.
One unit, offered at $4.95 million, has three bedrooms and three baths spread over four levels.
In the summertime, outdoor patios spread over two levels draw families and groups.
Most of the 766 square meters of living space is spread over two levels, with the ground level divided into two wings.
In a show about surveillance and control, the forum's awkward gallery space, spread over five levels of its narrow, wedge-shaped headquarters, becomes an advantage.
The exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art surveys that trend with a woolly, at times idiosyncratic assemblage of more than 350 individual displays by 118 European artists spread over two levels of the museum.
