replanning

THE biggest change that the replanning has brought is in the scale of the project.

Some of the replanning was done before I left Taipei.

The Government were the first to undertake the far too long postponed replanning of services in London.

A little replanning is in order.

The Roman superstructure replanning has largely obscured the Greek design.

Some hasty replanning was needed, much to the embarrassment of Pompey and amusement of those present.

He is best known for the post-Second World War replanning of London.

When traversing unknown terrain, new obstacles may be discovered frequently, so this replanning needs to be fast.

It works on solutions, wherein one has considered methods of urban replanning of the settlements and Israeli military bases.

Rather, there is the strong suggestion that the replanning took place on the sites with higher status owners, such as abbots and the Archbishop of York.

Replanning Jacques Boyceau's gardens after the death of the Grande Mademoiselle (1693)

In 2008, the Taipei City Government announced that the Chien-Cheng Circle is undergoing a replanning.

The first systematic replanning of the area was undertaken in 1807 by General Castaños, Governor of the Campo de Gibraltar.

Mart Stam's replanning of postwar Dresden in the CIAM formula was rejected by its citizens as an "all-out attack on the city."

Pyotr Mikhailovich Yeropkin (ca. 1698-1740) was a Russian architect credited with replanning Saint Petersburg after Peter the Great's death.

The Great War monument was not installed until the 1939 royal visit, and King intended that the replanning of the capital would be the World War II memorial.

In this capacity, he ordered the replanning and reconstruction of his native town of Tresigallo along rationalist lines, intending to transform it into a "new town" of Italy.

This replanning was endorsed by the National Research Council in September 1987, which also recommended that the long-term national goals should be studied before committing to any particular Phase 2 design.

It is how things should be done and ought to discipline the replanning of the site, ensuring that its reconstructed streets and transit facilities become the basis for locating and sizing new activities.

It was also during the replanning and reconstruction of the town that allowed Farquhar to clash dramatically with Raffles, who now considered Farquhar unfit for the position of Resident.

This dovetailed with visionary predictions about the future of the cities in circulation since the 1920's, and with enthusiasm for the replanning of European cities destroyed in World War II.

After September 11 and the collapse of the internet bubble, plans for high tech companies and the Institute dissolved, forcing a replanning of the building into smaller, more affordable spaces that individuals could rent.

Within the massiveness of the Science Museum, the Aeronautical Gallery can be found on the top floor and it was up here that the careful replanning and reshaping of the exhibits and display space took place.

This redevelopment of TMTI involved a major replanning of the facilities on Amatuku motu including relocating the fire fighting simulator, the electricity power plant, residential block for the students and building a new double story school block.

Afterwards, he made award-winning designs for Dublin city centre and gradually asserted his dominance as an architect of international renown, which came about through the replanning of Plymouth, Hull, Bath, Edinburgh and Bournemouth, among others.