Sentence examples for the planned building from inspiring English sources

Carter said he was looking forward to the planned building strategy there, describing plans for walls woven of bamboo with the anticipation of a builder starting a new project.

The planned building, one of a new wave of recent Columbia projects in Morningside Heights, became a flash point of resistance to development in the neighborhood.

The planned building will be used for academic and "multifaith" purposes, Mr. Beckman said, noting that there will continue to be a Catholic presence.

But the planned building was anything but bulky: around a slender glass tower, Nouvel wrapped a spire of steel bracing that extends beyond the building's floors to form a needle-thin peak.

New Canaan voters will determine the fate of the planned building in a referendum by either voting "No" to overturn the Town Council's $1.68 million appropriation for construction or "Yes" to ratify the council's decision.

The planned building, designed by Richard Gluckman, faces competition from a proposal for a 48,000-square-foot History Center of the Golden Gate, exploring the culture of the American West.

The evaluation of engineering and geological conditions gets the ability to build the planned buildings on the site and the ability to select the carrier layer base.

The planned buildings join two others, totaling 1.13 million square feet, developed at the center since it was started last October.

But when three of the planned buildings encountered financial trouble, it became clear that Mr. Trump had essentially rented his name to the developments and had no responsibility for their outcomes, according to buyers.

Now, dozens of mosque projects are making slow progress through France's formidable bureaucracy, and at least 10 of the planned buildings will be architecturally recognizable as mosques, with domes or minarets or both.

Given the expected long life-cycle of this project, the developers requested scientifically-based information concerning the projected extent of the microclimatic changes in the development area and their potential ramifications for open urban spaces and the planned buildings' energy and thermal performance.