Rounded bits of gravel in the concrete caught a glare.
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Embedded in the concrete surfaces are thousands of steel plates.
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Like a flower growing through a crack in the concrete.
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Until now, studying rats in the concrete jungle has been difficult.
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It's a stark lesson in the concrete limits of personal responsibility.
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Later, she was alarmed to see cracks appear in the concrete slab.
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Large pits in the concrete floor marked where metal forming presses will stand.
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There are massive cracks visible in the concrete grain elevators on the Willamette.
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That meant more explorations in the concrete jungle – an assignment the members welcomed.
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We sat in the concrete courtyard, beside a clothesline draped with Nega's laundry.
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Sandbrook added that pricing in the concrete business remains "robust" -- another positive sign.
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The addition of carrots prevent any cracks in the concrete, the team said.
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He got a warrant and thought he saw a tooth in the concrete.
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Instead, firefighters broke open a hole in the concrete wall adjacent to the car.
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BP already invested in Solidia Technologies, which absorbs CO2 in the concrete production process.
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There is no room for higher principles when we live so firmly in the concrete.
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Marks from a beheading and charred outlines of bodies are still visible in the concrete floor.
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Quite unlike my experience of primary school, in the concrete chambers of year seven I was flying.
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We walked over holes in the concrete for umbrella sticks and passed a row of locked cabanas.
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After all, who wouldn't want to start out in the concrete jungle or the city of dreamers?
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I drilled a hole in the concrete wall and put up a framed poster in our bathroom.
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And you're in the concrete bowels of Madison Square Garden, far from a yard or dog park.
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" Nas's lyrics are "beautiful, which is to say [they are] grounded in the concrete fact of slavery.
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Jungle in the concrete city Hong Kong is renowned for its dense urban areas and dazzling skyscrapers.
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Look closely in the concrete and you will see droid tracks from the original 1977 R2-D2.
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A small crater in the concrete floor marked the place where Ali was standing when the device exploded.
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The three radar bulbs on the abandoned radio station appeared dull and unreal outlined in the concrete evening.
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People saying, 'I love you,' 'Can I have a picture?' and all that noise reverberating in the concrete.
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That leads to intense stress in the concrete, which can be crushed if it is not strong enough.
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Gaping holes could be seen in the concrete walls and roof of a nearby factory that makes heavy equipment.
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Yet, here we are, living on top of each other, trying to achieve our dreams in the concrete jungle.
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Joints in the concrete purposefully invite the encroachment of wild grass: nature reclaiming space once ceded to the city.
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But on the other side of it, they're not grounded in the here and now, in the concrete present.
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The heat is made worse by a relative lack of shade in the concrete jungle home to 9.2 million people.
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Using existing holes in the concrete walls of the museum's plaza, the designers will knit a "cloud" of colorful ropes.
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One place where you really see the differences is in the concrete columns in the middle of the train tracks.
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A story alleged that a rogue construction worker had buried an Ortiz jersey in the concrete foundation of the park.
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It was almost as if they'd recreated the jungle of their home country in the concrete of New York City.
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Reservoir expected to rise During the rains in February 2017, erosion caused a hole to appear in the concrete spillway.
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A hole in the concrete could possibly have eroded the soil from underneath, a worker on the scene told CNN.
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Down the corridor, they drag a large metal sheet away from the mouth of a deep shaft in the concrete floor.
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Another video shows a similar canister that appears to have knocked a hole in the concrete roof of an apartment building.
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At one point, Łazanowski showed me a spot where the footprint of a German guard remained preserved in the concrete floor.
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Even before that, however, Kaufmann wondered whether Wright had specified enough steel reinforcing bars in the concrete beams of the main cantilever.
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He used a limited material palette, leaving the pine structure exposed and installing a radiant heating system in the concrete-slab floor.
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In addition, it sends employees field trips it calls "Camp Grovo" to allow employees in the concrete jungle to get some fresh air.
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Fiber sensors would be embedded in the concrete to immediately alert officials to any attempts to climb over or tunnel under the wall.
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I came for the tiny house, but the best part was trading in the concrete of NYC for the countryside of the Catskills.
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But minds and selves are spatial beings and causal agents; our minds have thoughts that cause us to act in the concrete world.
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Readers of science books are interested in the concrete details of how it all gets done as well as what it really means.
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At 12 points on the sidewalk, along what would be frets on a guitar neck, plaques embedded in the concrete narrate Hendrix's life.
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Some people delight in the concrete jungles that have been cropping up for centuries, but I don't happen to be one of them.
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Builders also loved installing flat-mount light fixtures newfangled concrete-based homes because they didn&apost have to install hardware in the concrete ceiling.
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The cement paste in space ended up being more porous, which is intriguing because more open spaces in the concrete would affect its strength.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Takako Arai's earliest memories are of Tsukiji, playing hide-and-seek with her brother in the concrete maze of Tokyo's sprawling fish market.
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The image of the pancaked school building framed by a halo of wooden beams wedged in the concrete to brace it now haunts the city.
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The errors led to unusually severe cracking in the concrete that should have worried engineers and prompted the closure of the roadway below for safety.
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The spillway caused a potential crisis in February 0000 during another period of heavy rain when erosion created a big hole in the concrete structure.
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Construction Dive also highlighted that the $650 million renovation of Denver International Airport's Jeppesen Terminal was delayed indefinitely after operators found structural deficiencies in the concrete.
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Just when you think New York City can't get any better, Chick-fil-A announces they are opening their biggest restaurant ever in the concrete jungle.
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When he spoke with his attorney in jail, he was put in leg irons, handcuffs, and waist chains fastened to an eyebolt in the concrete floor.
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Premlata Singh is sitting on a charpoy in the concrete courtyard, wearing a salwar kameez with a gold ring in her nose and slippers on her feet.
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But the trivially personal is a chief pleasure of this collection, which uses its firm footing in the concrete world to ponder an eclectic array of topics.
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FedEx is already exploring the use of robotics in the concrete yards outside its hubs, where workers move freight with forklifts and other vehicles, Mr. Dengel said.
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But in the main room, where the three men filmed the video, a huge crater had punched a hole in the concrete floor, while bloodstains covered the wall.
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I'd wondered in the abstract, and after a veteran Democratic strategist pointed me toward Buttigieg as one of the party's brightest young stars, I wondered in the concrete.
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It is better known as the Church of the Light for the dramatic way that light comes through a cruciform opening in the concrete wall behind the nave.
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But Ms. Moss's look is derived more closely from Ms. Pallenberg's, including the sweeping coats, the unbuttoned satin blouses and the romping-in-the-concrete-garden hippie frocks.
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Experts said problems like the cracks in the concrete spillway and spots in nearby areas where water seeped from the reservoir through a hillside were common issues with dams.
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Here, King shares pictures from his personal collection and his experiences growing up in the concrete jungle of LA at a time when punk rock was young and furious.
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The stone aggregate used in the concrete mixture has high levels of pyrrhotite, an iron sulfide mineral that can react with oxygen and water to cause swelling and cracking.
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The stone aggregate used in the concrete mixture has higher levels of pyrrhotite, an iron sulfide mineral that can react with oxygen and water to cause swelling and cracking.
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LYGIA PAPE An exhibition devoted to the Brazilian-born artist Lygia Pape (1927-2004), who was involved in the Concrete and Neo-Concrete movements in the 1950s and 1960s.
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Amid the crack of gunfire, a special forces unit blasted a hole in the concrete wall around the compound and entered the site as police blocked off surrounding streets.
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Here in the concrete jungle near my home, I encountered enough Pidgeys, Ratattas, and Zubats to take me back to my days with the Game Boy Pokémon blue cartridge.
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And advice like "get to know your neighbors" and "educate yourself about relevant issues" is as valuable in the concrete jungle as it is on a fledgling flower farm.
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They drilled a small hole in the concrete wall and inserted a tiny camera on a "goose neck" wire to look around and find exactly where it was, Langford said.
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The exhibition moved chronologically through her diverse yet cohesive output, from her early abstract experiments in the Concrete art movement to her interventions in public spaces during the dictatorship years.
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This buckling typically occurs at weak points in the concrete when the expansions push concrete against the joints and slabs where it is laid, according to CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.
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Others, such as Robb Moss, a professor of geotechnical engineering at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, speculate that roots from trees growing along the chute expanded weaknesses in the concrete.
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One townhouse owner in the concrete jungle of Manhattan has drawn interior design inspiration from the actual jungle: They have covered a luxury pad, top to bottom, in animal fur.
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His new work, "Everything," a physical theater piece that is the culmination of a residency at New York University, reflects on the experience of growing up in the concrete jungle.
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And so you took the sand from Long Island, mixed it in the concrete, and you had those big cylinder trucks ride over the Queensboro Bridge to build these buildings.
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A hole has been knocked in the concrete wall—as if by craftsmen, not bombs—and through the passage sits a large open room packed with tools and half-assembled ordnance.
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Like the city itself, there's this ever-present renewal—new clubs and basement spaces sprout up every day through the cracks in the concrete to replace those swallowed by the city.
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The seven pieces crawl through wastelands and emotional wreckage, occasionally allowing Van Wissem's lute melodies to creep up through cracks in the concrete, like nature trying to reclaim what we destroyed.
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Hidden among the flora is the Moxy Chelsea, a relatively new hotel with a rooftop that transports you from elbowing people in the concrete jungle to glamping in a lush forest.
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The issue is that that in 2017, engineers saw that a 1,900 foot strip of runway 28L was in desperate need of repairs, with pavement in the concrete base layer deteriorating.
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Cracking had been reported in the concrete span in the days before and crews were performing what's called "post-tensioning force" on the bridge when it flattened onto the busy highway.
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Belgium's nuclear regulator FANC has said problems in the concrete structures surrounding the four reactors are classed as the lowest level of severity, with no impact on the population or the environment.
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While AUJIK's videos typically take place in the concrete jungle, seeing their disembodied pixels possess this remote shrine brings out the inherent creepiness of the "nature" and "cult" facets of the group.
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On white plastic chairs in the concrete stands, amid the chatter of conversation and the gurgle of water pipes, most men watching the horses one recent Sunday were middle-aged or older.
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In the concrete room that her father and mother rent for $2425 a month, they took turns staying up, laying a hand on her rib cage, feeling it move up and down.
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"The tramline is now submerged in the concrete jungle of the city," said the Hong Kong artist Kingsley Ng, who sees the trams as a kind of time capsule of local history.
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Police quickly focused on 33-year-old Arron Lewis as their suspect, and they say he led them to her body, which was buried in the concrete plant where Lewis had once worked.
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They used a compass to dig in the right direction and hydraulic tools to break through concrete and metal-cutting tools to cut the reinforcing bar in the concrete floor of Guzman's cell.
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And like all 104 residences in the concrete-and-glass building, between 56th and 57th Streets, the apartment has 12.6-foot ceilings and 10-by-10-foot windows that offer expansive cityscape views.
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The Miami Herald reports that an engineer on the bridge that collapsed Thursday, taking at least six lives, warned the Florida Department of Transportation earlier in the week of "cracking" in the concrete.
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Pro skater Fred Gall took us to the hidden gem for a session—patching a few cracks in the concrete, sweeping out some debris, and going for a big boneless on the transition.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hawaiian officials have taken a concrete step to fight climate change: They plan to lock planet-warming carbon dioxide up in the concrete they use for road construction.
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"We know that these bacteria can live in nature for more than 200 years, so we developed technique to put those bacteria in the concrete and it'll survive lifetime of concrete structure," Schlangen adds.
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"Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx" has taken over the New York Botanical Garden — and offers an exuberant gust of tropical modernism that will thrill anyone caught in the concrete jungle.
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In the concrete dorms, which are managed by Xawax and other agencies, workers from Romania, Slovakia and elsewhere filed in from an afternoon shift and cooked a modest meal in a threadbare communal kitchen.
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Here stands Tandy, blanking in the concrete light, under the unblinking eye of the gray sky and the thirteen bashed-in CCTV cameras, each drooping from a different perch of the orange plastic resstop walls.
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" An actor and playwright, Harper crafted a five-part performance that includes, in order: a poem by rapper Tupac Shakur called, "Did you hear about the rose that grew from a crack in the concrete?
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At the same time, millions of Muslim immigrants began arriving in the concrete high-rises of the French banlieues, French cities, with a culture less amenable to the kind of assimilation France had always preached.
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In the concrete building, there are six large plastic-lined tanks, with pumps constantly supplying oxygen, where the tiny larvae grow for about 20 days before they are big enough to move to the ponds.
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Meanwhile, to take pressure off the weir, the main spillway was opened wide, despite fears that the 2200-ft gash in the concrete could spread further up the chute and breach the gates at the top.
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It may not seem like much from the outside, and is the kind of place that you could drive by every day of your life and hardly notice in the concrete labyrinth that is LA's Koreatown.
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Since tolls are based on the number of axles a vehicle has, there are also magnetic sensors embedded in the concrete that detect the steel tread in tires, allowing software to determine the number of axles.
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Naoya Hatakeyama's photography reflects the human condition in our current age when we have removed ourselves from nature, secluded ourselves in the concrete trappings of roads, bridges, and buildings, far from mountains and the endless sky.
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But no sooner had water from the reservoir begun to gush down the paved spillway than a huge crater—big enough to swallow a house—was torn in the concrete half way down the 21928,2400-ft chute.
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The couple's children — Eddie, 32, Ali, 30, Jack, 26, and Tessa, 21 — also pitched in, dismantling and recycling parts of the old house and laying tubing for a radiant heating-and-cooling system in the concrete floors.
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But videos recorded in July by people who rushed to the rooftop to try to help the two boys showed pockmarks in the concrete surface that the report said matched the shrapnel pattern of an antipersonnel missile.
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Scorsese has been making documentaries for his whole career, even back when he was starting out and becoming known for his uncanny ability to represent urban hustlers and lonely souls fighting for survival in the concrete jungle.
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Inside, the main hub resembles something like NASA's Mission Control with banks of computers, monitors, and other high-tech monitoring equipment arranged around a large, windowless control room, safely ensconced deep in the concrete block of the building.
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A report released this month by the state attorney general's office cited excessive amounts of the mineral pyrrhotite in the concrete mixture as a "contributing factor" in the deterioration of hundreds of foundations in the state's northeast corner.
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In Washington, D.C., Ian Watlington, who has cerebral palsy, was forced to navigate his wheelchair up a steep ramp and over gaps in the concrete to reach a difficult-to-operate door — all to get inside a polling place.
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With that, he effortlessly picked up the shopping bags, stepped gracefully onto his skateboard and slowly navigated an uneven sidewalk, bent grates and patches of grass in the concrete all the way to my apartment building a block away.
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By using the holes in the concrete that are left over from when the cement was originally poured, and re-using the rope for another purpose afterwards, there will be pretty much no impact at all, and no wasted materials.
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Earlier this month, the Barakah plant's owner Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) said voids had been discovered in the concrete of reactors 2 and 3, although it said these posed no safety risk and would not delay the start-up.
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"Their trials and tribulations mimicked ours almost exactly," said Linda J. Tofolowsky, who noticed cracks in the concrete foundation of her home in Tolland in the early 1990s, one of the earliest known cases of concrete foundation problems in Connecticut.
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Rachel Comey, who brought her show back from a sabbatical in Los Angeles last season, returned to New York with a lengthy dinner party presentation at Flora Bar, in the concrete cavern of the Met Breuer, something few designers would risk.
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It is to be the linchpin of a building that will have three theaters close to 26 World Trade Center, so close that the beam will be fitted into two slots in the concrete foundation of that 63,26-feet-tall tower.
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I had the idea to have all four of us stamp our handprints in the concrete while it's wet to create a permanent mark of our family in this house, so we're waiting until the cement is juuuuust right before we do it.
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The artist feels that by using gold to repair something that is usually considered a flaw, like a crack in the concrete, she can reframe it as something of value that honors the natural processes that got us to where we are now.
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Johnny Galecki (Leonard), Jim Parsons (Sheldon), Kaley Cuoco (Penny), Simon Helberg (Howard), Kunal Nayyar (Raj), Mayim Bialik (Amy) and Melissa Rauch (Bernadette) signed their names in the concrete as they continue to say goodbye to their characters before the show's final episode.
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A series of tests run by Jackson's team revealed that the aluminous tobermorite crystals were created from a chemical reaction: when seawater flooded through the cracks in the concrete, it reacted with a mineral known as phillipsite found naturally in the volcanic rock.
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Bands played in nearly every restaurant in the Concrete Hall, each with a terrace facing across the Sava River toward the Communist-era architecture of New Belgrade — a business district built in the late 1940s on a stretch of filled-in riverbank.
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Secondly, by the fact that the show's feel and premise (a single mom raising a kid in the concrete jungle) feels derivative from Showtime's own "Shameless," and other comedies about raising kids in the [insert lower-middle-class area of a big city].
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - After more than a year-long delay, a new set of larger locks for the Panama Canal will be complete by the end of June, the waterway's administrator said on Wednesday, after builders repaired cracks that had formed in the concrete walls.
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In general, the construction industry, perhaps because it is so grounded in the concrete, has been one of the slower ones to be disrupted, although others like PlanGrid and Fieldwire have also been tapping into new platforms to change how projects are designed and executed.
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He decided he would be safer in the concrete building with aluminum storm shutters, high above any storm surge, than at his own one-story house in nearby Gulfport, on a street prone to flooding and surrounded by tall trees that could fall down.
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For companies like Jubilee and Britam, two of the biggest life insurers in Kenya, it means sending sales people to canvass the families gathered around the flimsy white plastic tables in the concrete yard of the Garden Square - the heart of the "harambee" culture.
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The 35-year-old director's "Zjednoczone Stany Milosci" (United States of Love), showing in the main competition at the Berlin International Film Festival, depicts several women who live fairly routine lives in the concrete cinderblock housing typical of the era, but dream of romance.
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The fact that the body washed ashore has fueled speculation that the murder was the work of amateurs imitating something from the movies rather than professional assassins, and some have even suggested that the remains never sank at all, perhaps due to air bubbles in the concrete.
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It's the newest effort by San Franciscans to draw a line in the concrete over the growth that has made it a global hub of technological innovation but also the archetype of what a sudden influx of well-paid tech workers can do to a city.
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The case before the Supreme Court centers on an unarmed 15-year-old Mexican boy named Sergio Adrian Hernández Guereca, who was shot and killed on June 7, 2010, by a CBP officer under a bridge in the concrete culvert that joins Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas.
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Producing the materials for concrete is responsible for 10 percent of the carbon dioxide emissions worldwide, according to Franz-Josef Ulm, director of MIT's Concrete Sustainability Hub, which brings together researchers and people in the concrete industry to try to make the material more durable and eco-friendly.
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"Bears Ears will always be a significant healing place for young Navajos like me, who live in the concrete jungle of New York City," wrote Alastair Lee Bitsoi, a graduate student, whose essay appears in a new collection, "Red Rock Testimony," a call for protection for the area.
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Patrons lingering in the concrete yard with a craft beer, like the Hobo Life IPA, from the Massachusetts brewer Lord Hobo, demonstrate their commitment to nostalgic authenticity—the space still looks like the auto-repair lot that used to be there, albeit groomed with picnic tables and a tall wooden fence.
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Whether portraying women as provocative street warriors in the concrete jungle or as mythical goddesses placed in surrealist environments, Lady Pink, the long-reigning queen of graffiti, consistently elevates the female figure through her murals and paintings by incorporating themes of fantasy, spiritualism, her South American heritage, and indigenous iconography.
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One user, over the course of a single week after the technology was installed, saw its carbon dioxide emissions drop from 124.5 metric tons (137 tons) to 119 metric tons (131 tons) by replacing some of the carbon-intensive cement in the concrete mix with waste carbon dioxide, Monkman says.
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Buzzfeed's Joseph Bernstein wrote in a fantastic exploration of the hoverboard supply chain: The hoverboard industry that has unfurled in the concrete of Bao An and other similar districts is on-demand IRL content production, a super-flexible churn that hands us the playthings of social-media-driven seasonal diversion.
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In addition to the solar panels and its own energy center for power-generation, Apple Park's main building is cooled via an air-conduction system, which works differently (and more efficiently) than typical air conditioning: Fresh air flows in from the outside over cooled, water-filled pipes hidden in the concrete overhang, sending the cooled air into the main work spaces.
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"Opening Credits" acts as a prologue for the entire exhibition and locates us in the concrete present: speeches by the Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and her Austrian colleague Lucia Steinwender, who summarily took the microphone out of the hands of former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz at a climate conference in 2018, to formulate a moving appeal against his administration's climate policy.
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Rick Owens, fall 2019CreditCreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times PARIS — Deep in the concrete bowels of the Palais de Tokyo, the modern art museum of Paris, down a plunging staircase with walls covered in angry graffiti, amid racks of clothes and roaming models (some of whom were sporting little horns jutting from their foreheads, or with flattened noses), the designer Rick Owens pshawed about current events and the state of the world.
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Washington (CNN)Born and raised in the concrete jungle of Manhattan, President-elect Donald Trump's children have taken an outsized interest in the search for an Interior secretary, sources close to the transition say, especially avid hunter Donald Trump Jr. In fact, one transition source said balancing the Trump siblings' natural inclinations toward conservation has been a key factor in the search for someone to run the Interior Department, which manages lands, wildlife, national parks and Native American affairs in its broad portfolio.
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