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| The | building has been repurposed as commercial and office |
| The | building took three short years to finish. |
| The | building was designed by the borough architect Ernest |
| The | building stands 220 ft (67.06 m), and is the second ta |
| This was made recently from spoil from the | building work. |
| However, the | building later won plaudits for its modern design. |
| The | building is called "Lambda" by the architect/designer. |
| For the | building in Detroit, Michigan, see "The Argonaut (Buil |
| The | building has been converted to apartments. |
| The | building was dedicated in 1844. |
| The part of the | building housing the museum building has been designat |
| Improvements and additions were made to the | building in 1890. |
| The | building is also sometimes a different colour. |
| There has been a lot of conflict around the | building. |
| In 1978, she sold the | building for Chicago's Providence-St. |
| The | building contained coal chutes. |
| Also, the | building was rebuilt in 2003. |
| The | building houses over 2000 public servants. |
| The | building was designed by Alvar Aalto. |
| For the | building in San Jose also known as "The Gold Building" |
| Architectural elements from the | building were collected over time by the St. Louis Bui |
| MGM currently lease two-thirds of the | building. |
| The | building was in bad condition and scarcely habitable. |
| When Averell lights a match, the | building blows up. |
| The | building is designed by Juan Herreros (Abalos & Herrer |
| The | building was built in 1892 as an ice plant. |
| The | building housed the headquarters of Banobras. |
| The | building was completed in 1994. |
| In addition, the | building holds a marriage licence. |
| His donation made the | building of the Kvistaberg Observatory possible". |
| The | building started its groundbreaking ceremony on August |
| The | building is zoned to Atlanta Public Schools |
| The | building was sold in 1989 to First Christian Church. |
| The architect of the | building was Murphy Levy Wurman. |
| Lila Kedrova : the concierge of the | building |
| The | building will be part of the One Rockwell building com |
| The | building featured, among other things, an IMAX movie t |
| The | building originally had an area of 5016 square metres. |
| The | building has since been demolished and the school clos |
| The | building is scheduled for completion in spring 2007. |
| The | building is now a grade II listed building. |
| In April 2006, the | building was topped out, becoming the 18th-tallest bui |
| The final phase of the | building was completed in 1987. |
| The | building is 678 feet (207 m) tall. |
| The | building was destroyed by fire in 1900. |
| The | building provides escalators between Ground, Mezzanine |
| The | building cost £11,600. |
| The | building was restored and used as the Warren Community |
| The | building is of flint with ashlar quoins. |
| The | building hosts a bowling alley and formal ballroom. |
| The | building rises 662 feet (202 m) in height. |
| After 1990, the | building was converted to an apartment building. |
| Another view of the | building |
| Only ruins of the | building remain today. |
| In 2005 Goddard Investment Group acquired the | building. |
| The | building houses TD Canada Trust operations in British |
| Repopulation of the | building began in November 2005. |
| In June 1995 the | building was sold. |
| The | building included darkrooms and filmmaking facilities. |
| The | building straight ahead contains a pub and exhibition. |
| The | building was originally a four-story structure. |
| The | building is known as The News Building. |
| Today, the | building remains relatively unchanged. |
| During this time the | building was extensively altered. |
| Closeup of the | building |
| Attractive modern elevation of the | building |
| The | building is now a school. |
| The | building was lately transformed into a state home. |
| The fire burned on the third floor of the | building. |
| The | building opened to the public November 26, 2010. |
| The | building is now now empty. |
| The | building topped out in mid-2008. |
| The town of Reading acquired the | building in 1914. |
| The | building is the joint 9th tallest building in Leeds. |
| Women in the | Building Trades |
| The | building underwent renovations in 2006. |
| The | building is scheduled for demolition. |
| The | building was expanded in the 1960s and '70s. |
| The | building was built in 1924 and finished in 1925. |
| The | building stands as the second-tallest building in Denv |
| Morgan Stanley Dean Witter sublet the | building to Tube Lines. |
| The | building at the end of the Manhattan Beach pier. |
| The | building was unusual in having military-style defences |
| Inside the | building four niches are located in the corners. |
| The | building was generally large and had strong walls. |
| This makes the | building a grade II listed building. |
| The | building was given grade II listing in 1988. |
| Extensive renovations to the | building were completed in 2008. |
| The | building is also home to over 800 students. |
| The | building rises 412 feet (126 m) in downtown Tulsa. |
| For the | building in Los Angeles, see Continental Building. |
| Sign outside of the | building |
| The | building rises 434 feet (132 meters). |
| rced concrete was used in construction of the | building. |
| The | building then served as Knoxville City Hall until 1980 |
| The | building no longer exists |
| He resumed the | building and contracting business. |
| Blue neon outlines the exterior of the | building at night. |
| OVPI will protect the | building as a home and museum. |
| The | building was constructed in 1799. |
| As she examines the | building, many things become clear. |
| Other names the | building has borne over the years are the Service Mutu |
| The | building was Hayward's first city hall. |
| The BBC vacated the | building in 1991. |
| The | building is mentioned in Saul Bellow's More Die of Hea |
| ts of Elaine's workplace in Seinfeld show the | building. |
| The architect who designed the | building was Neuhaus & Taylor. |
| The | building is adjacent to Tufts Medical Center. |
| The | building opened for occupancy in 2005. |
| The | building is set to be completed in late 2011. |
| The Berger Organization purchased the | building in 1990. |
| In 1945, the | building was again used as a synagogue. |
| The | building cost approximately $190,000. |
| The | building is Grade II listed. |
| The | building was completed in March 1999. |
| The | building was completed in 1962. |
| The exterior of the | building remains in its original state. |
| The | building is a Romanesque style church built in 1886. |
| The | building has been expanded and altered several times. |
| The | building dates from 1906. |
| Le Corbusier never actually saw the | building. |
| Upon the | building's completion, the group was to have managed t |
| The | building was moved to its current location in 1869. |
| The | building is at the right of the photograph. |
| Concrete sidewalks surround the | building. |
| In such cases, the link to the | building code is through regional standards, such as t |
| Close up detail of the | building from ground level |
| The | building has suffered from vandalism. |
| The | building and land cost £39,587. |
| As of 2006, the | building houses law offices and apartments. |
| The congregation purchased the | building and moved there in 1922. |
| The | building was originally known as the Condict Building |
| The | building is almost square in plan. |
| The | building has timberframing toward the yard. |
| The walls of the | building were constructed out of brick. |
| Both the | building and its basement are constructed of brick. |
| Today, the ground floor of the | building houses a restaurant. |
| In 2003 the | building was returned to the Jewish community. |
| The | Building replaced the University Hall. |
| The | building was demolished in 1935. |
| The | building that housed The World was subsequently demoli |
| The | building was built in 1903 by John Gilbert. |
| n 1970 a bomb threat caused evacuation of the | building. |
| The | building was opened in March 2010. |
| The | building consists of luxury apartments. |
| The | building was renovated extensively beginning 2002. |
| As of July 2010, the | building is abandoned. |
| The | building probably underwent significant restoration in |
| Walsh-Kahl Construction Company occupied the | building. |
| This part of the | building is characterized by whiteboard walls. |
| Finally, Gate Petroleum acquired the | building on February 8, 2008. |
| The | building suffered fire damage in 1924. |
| The | building houses offices and various companies. |
| The name of the | building was changed to Southtrust Building in June 20 |
| The | building, formerly known as the Halfway House. |
| The | building has 615,000 square feet (57,100 m2) of space. |
| The | building works were led by Jacques-Germain Soufflot. |
| Detail of the | building. |
| ions, changes and additions in and around the | building included the Main School building, the Hall b |
| A memorial is attached to the | building. |
| The | building was demolished in 1866. |
| The | building seems to explode, but there is no debris. |
| They carried out renovations on the | building in 1951. |
| For the | building in Denmark, see Gemini Residence. |
| The | building is adjacent to Tokyo Dome City. |
| The | building was officially reopened on May 13, 2008. |
| By 1868 the | building was billed as the International Hotel. |
| The | building has undergone numerous renovations since its |
| The | building is a concrete, monolithic dome. |
| The | building took 4 years to be fully rebuilt. |
| Instead, much of the | building is rendered invisible, including Nick. |
| The | building contains the downtown Mexico City Sears store |
| The north facing rear facade of the | building. |
| The | building, a former train depot, still has Scranton, Pe |
| The | building is currently managed by ERA of Navarre. |
| The | building was designated a historic railway station in |
| In 1870, the | building was sold to the Cave family. |
| Crowell acquired the | building in 1859. |
| The | building was demolished around 1857. |
| The | building is now in the care of Cadw. |
| hitect Henry Curzon substantially renewed the | building in 1864. |
| The | building today has two inpatient wards and 31 beds. |
| The | building is expected to be opened by 2011. |
| The | building is managed by Wright Runstad & Company. |
| The | building still exists as a stove restoration shop. |
| The | building won the FAD architecture prize in 1985. |
| Antennas on the | building of Weiskirchen transmitter |
| The | building stands on the property formerly occupied by t |
| The | building now houses a dinner theater called Circa' 21. |
| The | building was inaugurated, although still incomplete, i |
| The | building instrumentation is repeated for each verse. |
| pedestrian entrance was along the side of the | building. |
| Side of the | building |
| The | building was planned to cost £9m. |
| He was involved in the | building of Three Rivers Stadium. |
| The | building is featured on the 100 dirham banknote. |
| The | building was sold to Mesirow-Heller and Price Chopper |
| The | building has travertine flooring and is Energy Star la |
| that effect, three minarets were added to the | building. |
| The | building has a restaurant and a beer garden. |
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