Übersetzung für "Grundlegende sanierung" in Englisch

In December 2008, a major renovation of the stadium, costing 1.65 million euros, was completed after 14 months of construction.

A thorough restoration of the natural stone facade will be completed within that time.

These housing buildings were first constructed in 1979 and in 2006 the need for a thorough renovation became apparent.

The fundamental, energy-oriented renovation of buildings is a prerequisite in ensuring that museums can operate more cost-efficiently in future.

Mr President, ten days ago in Luxembourg the European Union's Finance Ministers actually rejected the commitments requested by the Commission for a major improvement in the financial situation and substantially watered down and emptied the Waigel Plan of all meaning, a plan approved a month ago at the Summit in Brussels.

Ten priority areas have been identified by the public authorities as being eligible for a loan from the savings fund: transport infrastructure, drinking water and sanitation, flood prevention, waste recycling, major renovation work on public buildings, very high-speed digital networks, subsidies for local and regional authorities to support social housing, hospitals, universities and schools.

Between 2008 and 2011 there was a fundamental reorganisation of the station and the station building, which has been owned by the town of Bad Schandau since 2010.

However, this result was due as much to a favourable economic climate as it was to a reform of agricultural market mechanisms. Even though

This is why the Commission is insisting that the Member States should use present economic growth in order to thoroughly reform their public finances.

Bernd Kluge not only conceptualized the new permanent numismatic exhibition in the Bode Museum and oversaw its realization but he, in his function as head of the house, also exerted a great influence in the fundamental renovation of the Münzkabinett during 1998 and 2006.

Thanks to the fundamental restoration and reconstruction of the wall mosaics, the marble floors, the wooden ceiling of the nave, the windows and frames as well as the lower church, it was not only the preservation of the church that could be safeguarded.

Fundamental restoration and expansion of the spaces as well as a redisplay and modern presentation of the objects will raise awareness of the immense importance of this precious collection.

Our association has therefore decided to implement a fundamental renovation in order to secure the supply with clean water for at least 10 years.

Since the building was constructed, smaller investments have continually been made, however a fundamental renovation of the building shell and the building services has never taken place.

The fundamental redevelopment was only made possible through federal funds to promote regional infrastructure (Gemeinschaftsaufgabe: Verbesserung der regionalen Wirtschaftsstruktur), which were released by the Berlin Senate Department for Economics, Technology and Research.

Major refurbishment of the sheaths will ensure that the buildings, which were built between 1970 and 1973, meet modern-day teaching and research requirements.

Therefore, we take a re-look at more basic issues like sanitation, sewage disposal and infrastructure by building temporary sanitation blocks, sewage pumps, etc. that promote cleanliness and hygiene.

The building had passed its prime, and was in need of substantial refurbishment.

Construction work is started for the general renovation of the building.

Originally the station was red, however it was changed to orange in the restoration of the station in the 1980s.

After a thorough restoration, it has been at the people’s disposal since September 2007 as a community centre.

After thorough renovation, the fortress is used today by the Free State of Bavaria as an satellite site for the Nuremberg State Archives.

In the years that followed, the Foundation developed a master plan for the thorough restoration of all its buildings.

Extensive renovation has been carried out since 2009, including a major renovation of the track and overhead line equipment from the Roßlau/Dessau railway transport hub.

During thorough renovations carried out from 2000 to 2002, it was decided to replace the 1955 wooden dome with a dome of glass and steel (whilst maintaining its historical shape) and thus provide a higher viewing platform.

In the course of a fundamental restoration in 1991, the fountain was equipped with a ground-water drinking point for the Munich dogs.

Besides the complete renovation of the 40,000 square-metre exhibition area the Messe Innsbruck will receive a new, spacious entrance foyer, including a new hall with 6,000 square meters and the new "Messeforum" - a modern conference centre with five rooms.