Sentence examples for stone design from inspiring English sources

THE BAR A beautiful curved stone design, with seating; there are also a few tables for two.

DeWitt Tishman came up with a precast stone design for the Trump Plaza residential tower now under construction in Jersey City, but it was deemed too costly and the architects moved to a brick design, Ms. Tishman said.

Stone: Design affects how expensive the store is to build and maintain, how efficiently staff can do their work, how easily growth can be accommodated, how attractively products are displayed and how comfortable customers feel in the environment.

In order to get to the bottom of this melding of high art and high tech we talked to Johan Birger, part of the Jabra Stone design team in Copenhagen.

Essential VP of Design Dave Evans worked with a similarly small team to iterate quickly and build out the physical look of the phone, starting with some ideas from Rubin that envisioned a "river stone" design that would slip nicely into the hand.

The second early stone design, emerging from the 12th century onwards, was the shell keep, a donjon annulaire in French, which involved replacing the wooden keep on a motte, or the palisade on a ringwork, with a circular stone wall.

In 2008 the government opened the Museum of Islamic Art, a zigguratlike structure of white stone designed by I. M. Pei, and an orchestra, the Qatar Philharmonic, was formed in Doha.

Many of the older buildings along the Grand Concourse are Art Deco in style, of mostly warm yellow brick, and have small touches of wrought iron or cut stone designs around the window casements.

So the carving of Labour's six manifesto pledges in monumental stone, designed to be a daily, grisly reminder to the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, of his duty to the British people, is rightly the subject of ribaldry and Twitter mockery.

On the basis of stone designs and seals found in China, there is speculation that the Chinese may have produced a primitive form of print the rubbing about the 2nd century ce.

Considering that a painting went for more than $50 million, the Kaufmann House, in Palm Springs, Calif., a 1946 Modernist landmark in glass, steel and stone designed by the architect Richard Neutra, was a veritable bargain.