set of buildings , auch: complex of buildings

It was the best time to see the city just as a set of buildings and the spaces in between them.

The new set of buildings was more attractive and up to date than the previous one.

Each set of buildings was arranged around a central courtyard.

It's full; a new set of buildings are on the rise across the freeway.

The capacity is kept alive, but in a different set of buildings."

One set of buildings is aligned along streets over 100 meters long.

One house was included in the initial set of buildings the engineers erected.

The next cover is on the other side of the reviewing stand in a set of buildings.

Because the story takes place in mid-19th century Mexico, sets of buildings and plazas had to be built.

Half a mile or so northward lay a smaller set of buildings.

Far and away the biggest set of buildings ahead looked at first distant glance like military barracks.

Platforms 5 and 6 formed the main, wide island platform, with a full set of buildings along its centre.

"West Campus" is a separate set of buildings for agricultural and industrial arts classes.

The modern era has also produced a remarkable set of buildings from the mid-century style.

The original layout was demolished, and a new set of buildings were erected.

The first set of buildings, hostels, faculty housing and mess will be ready by July 2012.

The current campus encompasses both the manor house and a modern set of buildings completed in 2002.

The cathedral is connected to a set of buildings, including the Presentation Church, built before 1623.

It's curious, then, that it would choose to house itself in so fixed and so finished a set of buildings.

The complex consisted of a three range set of buildings connected to the abbey church.

She said, "But the juxtaposition of these two sets of buildings is quite different.

This set of buildings became secular in 1575: a school, poorhouse, workhouse and clinic.

There are two sets of buildings in two horizontal caves, reached by a footpath.

St Peter's has an interesting and varied set of buildings, many of them much older than the College itself.

This striking set of buildings is now overgrown with fig trees but retains significant charm.