Sentence examples for structure a landmark from inspiring English sources

Whether to make the stunning 120-year-old structure a landmark remains a hot topic.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission, which is scheduled to hear the club's proposal on Tuesday, designated the entire crimson brick and limestone-trim structure a landmark over the club's objection in 1967.

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission, which declared the 1915 structure a landmark, disagreed, but the City Council took the rare step of overruling the commission and siding with the owners.

(One officer's house that remains well preserved is the 1806 Commandant's Residence, a white clapboard manor house on the yard's south end. Now in private hands, the structure, a landmark, is said to have been designed by Charles Bulfinch, architect of the Capitol in Washington).

The gravity-defying stairs, located on the outside lawn, might lead to nowhere, but the impressive structure – a landmark project of the London Design Festival 2013 – is an architectural and engineering feat that is still worth climbing.

In 1964, on the album "Way, Way Out," he recorded bouncing, urgent jazz tunes with chilly, dissonant string arrangements; in 1966, he accompanied Mr. Taylor on the album "Unit Structures," a landmark recording of the jazz avant-garde.

Shortly thereafter he began making stainless steel pieces, including a tall, thin cage structure called "Cage" (after the composer John Cage), that was included in "Primary Structures," a landmark survey of Minimal-ish work at the Jewish Museum in 1966.

This structure is a landmark of pop culture that never received the sendoff it deserved.

"It's just really sad," said John Weiss, deputy general counsel for the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which declared the structure a city landmark in 1993.

The structure was designated a landmark in 1992.

(To avoid demolition by real-estate developers, the structure was declared a landmark and moved into Prospect Park, in 1917).