Examples of using Green spaces in English and their translations into Hebrew
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U of T's downtown St. George campus blends historical architecture and inviting green spaces as a backdrop to a truly remarkable community.
during planning, attention is paid to maintaining green spaces and quality of life.
campus blends historic architecture and inviting green spaces as a backdrop to a truly remarkable community.
campus blends historical architecture and inviting green spaces as a backdrop to a truly remarkable community.
When you have had your fun exploring the lush green spaces, we suggest a visit to the Barcelona Zoo,
Vancouver residents enjoy incomparable access to green spaces, including the world's most spectacular urban forest.
The many parks and green spaces such as the Danube Island and the Prater Park are ideal places to unwind and enjoy the outdoors.
Their long-term vision is that Vancouver residents enjoy incomparable access to green spaces, including the world's most spectacular urban forest.
The outdoor gardens showcase flowers and peaceful green spaces through a variety of garden styles.
low built houses, and green spaces.
connecting green spaces in Newton, Wellesley,
retain more young people without hurting the city or its green spaces.”.
retain more young people without hurting the city or its green spaces.”.
amongst other things, green spaces in the outer suburbs- a precursor of the Green Belt legislation.
retain more young people without hurting the city or its green spaces.”.
maintain public and private lands and green spaces.
This stunning film combines powerful rare footage from the depths of the earth with an elegantly understated dirge about the incessant gnawing away of the world's last green spaces.
for example green spaces above roads or creating a connection,
It's also popular for its numerous green spaces, including the 25-acre Parker's Piece,
lakes and rivers, picturesque villages and medieval fortresses, endless green spaces and cliffs that break into the sea.