weitling造句

• Weitling was born in Hadersleben, Northern Schleswig, Denmark.
• While Weitling relocated to Switzerland, Bauer and Schapper escaped to London.
• The structure was designed by Dissing + Weitling.
• The building was converted into apartments by Dissing + Weitling between 1979 and 1987.
• Dissing + Weitling are widely recognized as bridge architects after completing some 220 such projects worldwide.
• Weitling died in New York City.
• Weitling founded the Deutsches Museum in Northern Schleswig and from 1986 to 2003 served as its Scientific Director.
• Wilhelm Christian Weitling was born in Magdeburg, Prussia, the son of Christiane Weitling and Guilliaume Terijon.
• Wilhelm Christian Weitling was born in Magdeburg, Prussia, the son of Christiane Weitling and Guilliaume Terijon.
• In keeping with the dual ethnicity of his birth, Weitling was bilingual in Italian later in his life.
• A construction consortium led by Danish architects at Dissing + Weitling in close collaboration with the Danish engineering firm COWI.
• After Jacobsen's death, his office, renamed Dissing + Weitling, has brought the construction to completion.
• Following that he worked for architects Dissing + Weitling in Copenhagen, during the design of the Storeb鎙t Suspension Bridge.
• In 1977, after decades of neglect the Danish architects firm Dissing & Weitling were charged to develop the area.
• In the fall of 1837 Weitling emigrated to Paris, a city which he had briefly visited two years before.
• An underground extension of the building, designed by the architectural firm Dissing + Weitling, was constructed 1978-1980.