The making of The University of Nottingham's Gateway Building (video)

A major scene of damage was the newly opened Western Gateway Building, with the main lecture theatre requiring a total refit just months after opening for classes.

In Southend the £26m Gateway Building opened in 2007, a former church been converted to the Clifftown Town Centre providing East 15 students with studios and workshop spaces.

In 2000 the Gateway Building was erected for childhood development classes and a childcare center.

In recent years not much development has taken place until completion of the college's new Gateway Buildings in 2013, which have greatly altered the estate and provided new world class facilities to staff and students alike.

There was severe damage to their newly built IT building, the Western Gateway Building, situated next to the river.

The Gateway Building is the blue glass skyscraper immediately behind Circular Quay railway station and ferry terminal.

In White Plains, for example, the 400,000-square-foot, all-glass Gateway Building, left mostly empty in 1994 when AT&T moved out, is close to being fully leased again.

International House and the Amenity Building have facades in multiple shades of red terracotta, whereas the Gateway Building is covered in galvanized zinc shingles.

The fourth, the 525,175-square-foot Gateway Building at 1 North Lexington Avenue is 98 percent occupied, in part because of its proximity to the train station and the flexibility of its design.