urban fabric

The park is limited by the urban fabric of the city on the north and east sides.

We've paid surprisingly little attention to this part of the urban fabric.

Now, that gap in the urban fabric has been filled.

The results are based on extensive data and a new international theory of urban fabrics.

But the center's most impressive impact was on the existing urban fabric.

The academy lives as an integral part of the urban fabric in both space and time.

The park is an important part of the city's urban fabric and a historic attraction in its own right.

"We are limited in the extension of the urban fabric," he added.

They are a big part of the urban fabric of the community.

The Modern was in and of the urban fabric.

I think a great deal of the German anxiety comes from losing that urban fabric.

Each neighbourhood constitutes an essential piece of the city's urban fabric.

In the 14th century a mellah was added to the urban fabric.

They are a constant reminder, he said, of his desire to create an urban fabric.

"You have to build your building to the lot line to encourage an urban fabric.

On its other three sides, it is surrounded by dense urban fabric.

They use traditional methods to create contemporary reconstruction of the urban fabric.

Scientists monitor the complex interactions between the urban fabric and the population's health.

In their place there are still ruins or the emptiness of the urban fabric.

Changes brought to our urban fabric can be less destructive than those of earlier revolutions.

The building's design and material palette were informed by the urban fabric around it.

The composition was created to relate to the surrounding urban fabric.

But he described his buildings as positive additions to the urban fabric.

At the same time, it mirrors the urban fabric in its fragmentation.

In no case should tree guards be used to simply add to the decoration of the urban fabric.