Sentence examples for the circulation space from inspiring English sources

"It's the circulation space that makes a house feel generous, not the rooms," he says.

A Bristol City Council spokeswoman said: "Risk assessments were carried out on the opening of the school, including an independent look at the circulation space and stairs.

As with the Sunesis "street", the circulation spaces are seen as additions to the classrooms, here a more intricate set of enlarged corridors rather than a single big room.

They could do this by making the circulation spaces as efficient as possible, which was in turn enabled by the "home room" idea of teaching, whereby teachers rather than pupils move from one classroom to another between breaks.

The objective of the study was to compare the 3-dimensional power Doppler (3DPD) of the uteroplacental circulation space in the first trimester between women who subsequently deliver growth-restricted vs normally grown neonates.

The objective of the study was to compare 3-dimensional power Doppler (3DPD) of the uteroplacental circulation space (UPCS) in the first trimester between women who develop preeclampsia (PEC) and those who do not and to assess the 3DPD method as a screening tool for PEC.

The architects charged with its renovation, the Arts Team at RHWL led by Nick Thompson and David Wright, with Clare Ferraby researching and supervising decoration, have somehow increased the public circulation space by 40% while streamlining its flow and enlarging the foyer bars.

Allow about 36 inches square in your floor plan, as well as the necessary circulation space for them.

The self-organizing pattern of the movement emerged based on the connection between circulation space and its proximity to the existing subway entrances.

The ingenious planning and spatial complexity of the Opéra owe much to Beaux-Arts methods of organization, but the scale is new, as is the lavish provision of circulation space, including the great staircase and numerous richly decorated galleries, foyers, and corridors).

Zelda Fichandler, a founder of Arena Stage in 1950 who was its artistic director for 40 years, said the two small theaters have never looked better than they do from the elevated circulation spaces Mr. Thom created.