90 west street造句

• The side of 90 West Street looks as though it were roasted over a flame.
• The landmark 90 West Street building, at Cedar Street, is being converted into apartments.
• World Financial Center 3 suffered impact damage from the towers'collapse, as did 90 West Street.
• According to Liberty Park, located between the 90 West Street building and the World Trade Center Memorial site.
• Even more poignant is the grievous injury to the fantastic Gothic facade of 90 West Street, one block closer to the river.
• In the end, the Bankers Trust building seemed noteworthy only for being the homely neighbor to the city landmark at 90 West Street.
• In the 21st century, buildings such as 90 West Street have been renovated as upmarket housing, partially because of their extensive windows and access to sunlight.
• Those blocks now are all privately owned, containing the Deutsche Bank building, a parking lot, and the 1907 landmark building known as 90 West Street, among other structures.
• Just south of 2 World Trade Center is 90 West Street, a 24-story copper-roofed landmark that has been trying to reinvent itself as an of-the-moment office address.
• Ramirez, 25, died in the elevator at 90 West Street, where she worked for Langan Engineering and Environmental Services, when the building was damaged by falling debris from the World Trade Center.
• When the south tower collapsed, said Trelstad, the engineer, some of its huge columns fell and ripped out many of the steel spandrels, or cross beams between windows, on the north facade of 90 West Street.
• The insurance proceeds are almost certainly not enough to replace her elegant office in the historic building at 90 West Street, much less everything in it : decades of artwork and designs, family photographs, Christmas gifts for her twin sons.
• While no one advocates a return to the design principles of a century ago, the engineers who have examined the still-graceful high-rise at 90 West Street say it may carry some important lessons for the streamlined skyscrapers of today.
• "' 90 West Street "'( alternatively "'West Street Building "') is a building in Gothic styling and ornamentation served to emphasize its 23-story height, and foreshadowed Gilbert's later work on the Woolworth Building.
• Morton's, one of a chain of 35 high-priced steakhouses that serves strip sirloins for $ 31.95 and lamb chops for $ 28.95, opened at 90 West Street six months ago, expecting to lure big lunch crowds and light evening traffic.
• An office tower at 90 West Street dominated the Hudson River skyline when it opened in 1907, its granite and terra cotta facade showing off what was then a stunning verticality _ the modern skyscraper struggling free of its 19th-century chrysalis _ and topped by what look like startled Gothic eyebrows.
• But there are also some large buildings that were damaged in the attack and whose fate is unknown, like 90 West Street, a 1907 landmark building designed by the architect Cass Gilbert, and 130 Liberty Street, which is owned by Deutsche Bank and commonly known as the Bankers Trust Building.
• Built five years before Gilbert's more famous F . W . Woolworth Co . Building, which happens to overlook ground zero from the northeast and was undamaged in the attacks, 90 West Street has a Gothic facade made of two layers of terra cotta totaling more than a foot in thickness.
• At some indefinable hour during an interminable night, the fires that had raged for nearly two days in the skyscraper at 90 West Street still puffed and flared when Derek Trelstad, a structural engineer, walked into the building and cautiously began climbing the stairs, the double snout of his respirator wheezing in the haze.
• "I've heard there was a fire in our building, but I'm not sure, and I heard about the building next door being condemned and I'm not sure whether that's true, either, " said Mark Aloia, a lawyer for the owner of a 23-story office building at 90 West Street.