Sentence examples for successful renovation from inspiring English sources

However, for the successful renovation of old residential buildings, the application of full-height glass window should be made a major priority.

The only example of a genuinely successful renovation of a constructivist building in Russia, Selivanova says, is the central library in Vyborg, a small town in the Leningrad region near the Finnish border.

SAVE Take in a classical music performance at the city's main concert hall, Salle Pleyel (252, rue du Faubourg St.-Honoré; 33-1-4256-1313), which in 2006 underwent a fourth — and, according to most critics, finally successful — renovation.

Having completed a successful renovation of Marquand Library in 2003 and opened the eye-popping Lewis Library for the sciences this fall, Princeton is turning its attention now to the renovation of Firestone Library, which is expected to take 10 years.

Expanding her line of Martha Stewart Everyday goods at Kmart, launching an upscale line of house wares for Macy's, and hosting a satellite radio show were among the ventures that helped in the successful renovation.

By a more contingent, and actual, point of view, a successful renovation project should find a reasonable trade-off between "the desire" to maximize the request of poorer and older inhabitants, together with the best conservation of the cultural and historical heritage, and "the need" of a larger recourse to private financial resources in front of always reducing public funding.

He added: "After looking at recent successful renovations of nearby parks, including Abingdon Square and Father Demo Square by the parks department, and historic precedents in the park itself from before the 1970 renovation, the organization's board decided to support the plan in the hopes of achieving a long-overdue renovation of the only unrefurbished park left in Greenwich Village".

And there have been successful renovations of several abandoned interwar picture palaces.

He has said Maryland is Stronach's top priority now after successful renovations at Gulfstream and Santa Anita.

Under Curtis's leadership the Tate underwent a successful £45m renovation in 2013 and she also oversaw the chronological rehang of the gallery's permanent collection, which placed a greater emphasis on contemporary art and, in the words of art critic Richard Dorment, "transformed the dowdiest gallery in Europe into one of the most splendid".

Just a month after the successful repair and renovation of the Hubble Space Telescope, another ambitious space shuttle mission is set to lift off Saturday morning.