| disappr. |
уродливый (о здании, некоем сооружении и пр. • District of Green Bay council voted 5-1 Monday night to approve the wall being built on a waterfront property at 368 Begby Ave. to protect the property from storm surges and the impacts of sea level rise. The wall – which will be built nine feet taller than is currently allowed – attracted significant controversy over the past month, with some members of the public arguing that the wall will be a visual eyesore and set a precedent for other waterfront property owners to build tall walls next to the Seawalk. ART Vancouver); неприглядный (о здании, некоем сооружении и пр. • District of Green Bay council voted 5-1 Monday night to approve the wall being built on a waterfront property at 368 Begby Ave. to protect the property from storm surges and the impacts of sea level rise. The wall – which will be built nine feet taller than is currently allowed – attracted significant controversy over the past month, with some members of the public arguing that the wall will be a visual eyesore and set a precedent for other waterfront property owners to build tall walls next to the Seawalk. ART Vancouver); безобразный (о здании, некоем сооружении и пр. • District of Green Bay council voted 5-1 Monday night to approve the wall being built on a waterfront property at 368 Begby Ave. to protect the property from storm surges and the impacts of sea level rise. The wall – which will be built nine feet taller than is currently allowed – attracted significant controversy over the past month, with some members of the public arguing that the wall will be a visual eyesore and set a precedent for other waterfront property owners to build tall walls next to the Seawalk. ART Vancouver); не украшает (о здании, некоем сооружении и пр. • District of Green Bay council voted 5-1 Monday night to approve the wall being built on a waterfront property at 368 Begby Ave. to protect the property from storm surges and the impacts of sea level rise. The wall – which will be built nine feet taller than is currently allowed – attracted significant controversy over the past month, with some members of the public arguing that the wall will be a visual eyesore and set a precedent for other waterfront property owners to build tall walls next to the Seawalk. ART Vancouver) |
