museum plaza造句

• Part of the museum plaza at 706 Camino Lejo, ( 505 ) 827-6350.
• On April 20 it was announced that the groundbreaking for Museum Plaza'construction would be September 27.
• Museum Plaza officials wanted to remove it to build a parkway that would lead to the public plaza.
• MUSEUM OF INDIAN ARTS AND CULTURE, 710 Museum Plaza, Camino Lejo, ( 505 ) 827-6344.
• If completed it would have featured 34 trees, a terrace, and connections to Museum Plaza and the Muhammad Ali Center.
• The public plaza outside of the Museum Plaza was planned to feature a playground, flora and water features, and a playing field.
• One day later, agreement was reached between the Convention and Visitors Bureau, hotel and tourism industries and Museum Plaza officials regarding the tax proposal.
• The stands call up both the resurgence and nostalgia of current worldwide political idealism as they re-imagine the museum plaza in the function of the public square.
• On February 1, 2007, Mayor Jerry Abramson intervened, urging the Museum Plaza developers and opponents of the room tax to reach agreement " within 48 hours ".
• The location of Museum Plaza would have been between River Road, Main Street, 7th Street and 6th Streets in West Main district, adjacent to the Muhammad Ali Center.
• Facing each other across the Museum Plaza, the two are components of the Museum of New Mexico group, along with the Palace of the Governors and the Museum of Fine Arts.
• On May 23, 2007, the Downtown Development Review Overlay board, which oversees the design of downtown projects, stated that Museum Plaza met most of its guidelines for new construction.
• A " string of shops " would have been constructed behind the three facades that were saved at 615-621 W . Main Street, providing an entryway over the floodwall into Museum Plaza.
• In 2006, the bottle was " uncapped " ( its original top half was sliced off and preserved ) so that its base could be moved slightly and rebuilt on a newly renovated Children's Museum Plaza.
• The primary reason was that there would have been ample gallery space that could be shared between various artists and the university; the public could also have collaborated with the residents, university students, workers or visitors to Museum Plaza.
• In the revisions, the number of lofts was lowered from 150 to 117 because the University of Louisville's Master of Fine Arts program was intending to move to Museum Plaza; this would have given the school additional room.
• In your statement above, you worry about making an " off-hand remark . " You are more likely to fall into that trap as you become more involved in a debate-that's what happened with the fellow in the " Louisville Museum Plaza " talk page.
• The $ 380 million project that featured a fairly radical skyscraper concept would have engulfed the floodwall, redirecting several city streets, and constructing a public park and walkway; plans were for the city and state money to come from rebates on new taxes expected to be generated by Museum Plaza over 20 years.
• In 1992, he started his own company .-Hometown : Tel Aviv, Israel; moved to Los Angeles at age 3 .-Major restaurants designed : Patina, Los Angeles; Nick & Stef's Steakhouse ( in Los Angeles, Manhattan and Washington, D . C . ); Los Angeles County Museum Plaza Cafe; Moomba, Los Angeles; Platinum Club at America West Arena in Phoenix; Pagani, Los Angeles ( closed in 1999 but received an AIA design award ); Amici Mare, Santa Monica .-Signature design elements : No signature yet since he's constantly in a state of exploration.