Sentence examples for trendy building from inspiring English sources

The quiet 42-year-old who launched this crusade against the banks from his office in a trendy building near Dublin's Smithfield Market area is a barrister.

Early 21st century deindustrialisation, urban congestion, and historic preservation have brought the return of trendy buildings, and restored as well as renovated structures.

Set on the 10th floor of a trendy office building off Tottenham Court Road, its panoramic windows show an impressive sweep of the city.

Mr. McGee had to drive past several blocks of trendy loft buildings before finding a slice of ruined waterfront that resembled the streets he once roamed.

Wednesday morning, in a corridor of Cooper Union's trendiest academic building, a three-inch-long cockroach — thin wires protruding from where antennas normally would, miniature circuit board attached squarely to its head — lay surrounded by teenagers.

SROs previously occupied by the poor are now being advertised as "trendy Gastown buildings" suitable for "musicians, artists, and students".

Last November, he made his New York real estate debut with the purchase of a $4.3 million loft-style two-bedroom at 40 Mercer Street, a trendy glass-walled building designed by Jean Nouvel.

Parisian hostels are pretty average so Les Piaules, in an art deco building in trendy Belleville, is welcome.

Even though many of its 400 rooms are smallish, they feel trendy despite the gray building's drab 1970s exterior.

Though "academy" conjures up images of multimillion-pound buildings with trendy "breakout zones" and cybercafes in place of the good old tuckshop, Thornhill could do with a makeover.

But in the technology boom of the past two decades, it changed into a trendy area of office buildings, shops and restaurants, and people began to see the bodies fall.