Sentence examples for walkway access from inspiring English sources

The Jeita upper cave has an overall length of 2130 m of which only 750 m are accessible to visitors via a specially conceived walkway; access to the remainder of the cave was restricted to prevent ecological damage which may occur due to the flocking tourists.

The stadium also has dedicated elevated walkway access to the Allegheny Station of the Light Rail/Subway system.

[DNA Info] Rising sea levels are forcing the Battery Park City Authority to modify a wooden-plank walkway giving people access to the water's edge on the South Cove.

Financed by the National Geographic Society and the World Bank, the walkway allows visitors access to the rare plant and animal species of the delicate treetop ecosystem.

An elevated walkway allows visitors access to the lower canopy, home to small reptiles, frogs and epiphytes such as orchids and bromeliads.

The village will continue to own the area around the site, where a new landscaped walkway will provide access to a refurbished municipal parking lot.

Arcade, in architecture, a series of arches carried by columns or piers, a passageway between arches and a solid wall, or a covered walkway that provides access to adjacent shops.

Large sheets of glass and sleek steel railings and fixtures form an entry portico over the steps leading to a covered walkway that provides access to a new lobby and overlooks a new sunken garden.

On Bird Island, South Georgia, a colony has been studied since the early 1980s with an aerial walkway providing unprecedented access for tissue sampling and the collection of detailed daily behavioural observations including metre-resolution locations of every adult male sighted ashore [ 23].

Add or encourage participatory features that residents can enjoy regularly: more green space, bikepaths and walkways, and waterfront access.

The Transportation Department plans to connect the public plazas and arcades that run from 51st to 57th Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, creating a quarter-mile walkway through open-access lobbies and canopied spaces between office buildings that offers refuge from the tumult of the main arteries.