building frontage造句

• The building frontage uses "'Royal Mineral Water Hospital "', a previous name.
• The building frontage has an ashlar effect on the ground floor and limestone foundations.
• The building frontage is in mock Greek style with a classical pediment, and two columns.
• It has a parapet concealing the roof, the building frontage has decorative motifs and smooth textured walling.
• Its ? building frontage on Carlyle Street is less visible, and accordingly its facade is less signicant ??
• There is a sense of formality in the townscape arising from the grid layout and the repetition in the building frontages.
• One cost of particular current concern to small landlords is the city's shift from water taxes based on building frontage to water meters.
• In 2002, the Texas Department of Transportation proposed to discontinue building frontage roads on new freeways, citing studies that suggest frontage roads increase congestion.
• Built in the years 1900-1903 and designed by Government Architect Walter Liberty Vernon, the building frontage is comprised of ashlar ( rectangular ) sandstone blocks and imposing pillars.
• The character of this central area is that of a traditional small town, with relatively narrow building frontages set hard up against the pavement, so that they clearly define the public space.
• I can't remember what he was charged with : It may have been'shit stirring'or possibly'Pebble dashing a building frontage without proper consent'. 8-)-- Light current 02 : 12, 19 October 2006 ( UTC)
• Under its new ownership ( McKenzie Group ), reinvestment started immediately, with a complete ?00, 000 refurbishment of the Art Deco building frontage to its original grandeur, additional facilities both front of house and backstage and a capacity increase to just under 5, 000.
• The East Village Redevelopment Plan for Calgary, Alberta, Canada, explains that " Mews are narrow, intimate streets that balance the access and service functions of a lane with active building frontages, accessory uses, and a street space shared by cars and pedestrians . ",
• When New York City began requiring building owners to install water meters in 1988, shifting from a system in which water and sewer taxes were based on building frontage, it had in mind tenants like the woman with the worn washer, not to mention those who shower for a half-hour or are inured to an incessant drip, drip, drip.
• Design features were selected to compliment surrounding architecture; red brick to match surrounding buildings, canopies reminiscent of Barr Street Market and the train station, two story building frontage, pouring patterns in sidewalk, decorative lighting, etc . With ridership at nearly two million passenger trips per year, Citilink will bring over 5, 000 passengers / day to the station  adding vitality to the surrounding neighborhood.