Examples of 'revival structure' in a sentence
Meaning of "revival structure"
revival structure - This phrase could pertain to a building, system, or concept that is being restored, reinvigorated, or given new life
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It is a Greek revival structure located.
Bryan decided to build a classic Greek Revival structure.
The stone for the Gothic Revival structure was quarried near Stockett.
The building is a two-story brick Romanesque Revival structure.
He obliged with a Norman-Gothic Revival structure to be built of native stone.
This church, the second built by the congregation, was built in 1839 as a Greek Revival structure.
It is a pink granite Romanesque Revival structure with brownstone trim.
The present building 's construction history begins in 1845, when a Greek Revival structure was built.
The first law school building was a Gothic Revival structure located on Columbia 's Madison Avenue campus.
The house is a two-story Greek Revival structure.
The Romanesque Revival structure was added to the National Register in 1976.
The present church building is a brick Gothic Revival structure with a stone foundation.
It is a Gothic Revival structure.
It is a well-proportioned example of a small Gothic Revival structure interpreted in brick.
Backer 's Backergården building is a Baroque Revival structure at Kongens gate no. 31 in Oslo.
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Their ornate brick Classical Revival structure was opened in 1927.
A larger clubhouse was required and a Colonial Revival structure was built in 1903.
The Episcopal church is a Gothic Revival structure built in 1863.
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