They're better for multistory homes or really large and sprawling ones.
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The house's grandest feature — a multistory turret — sits alongside the river.
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"I'm a big fan of flats rather than multistory houses," Mrs.
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Families began to replace their traditional rural homes with multistory urban houses.
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Prologis is also developing some of the first multistory warehouses in denser neighborhoods.
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Residents in Islamabad were seen rushing out of multistory buildings into the streets.
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Officers raced into the multistory building where the shooter was and killed him.
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A blaze might be high up in a multistory building or hidden behind barriers.
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In their place is the multistory sphere, kitted out with over 2.4 million LEDs.
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But when time is limited, don't be distracted by the hypnotic, multistory video screens.
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Around town, abandoned multistory hotels loom like decaying sentinels, colonized by armies of jungle insects.
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First up is an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at DJ Eric Prydz's multistory Holosphere.
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Businesses are rebuilding, replacing the battle-scarred buildings with new multistory blocks and glossy shop fronts.
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The fire was at Tehran's iconic Plasco building, which was attached to a multistory shopping mall.
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The developers have built a multistory car park and a flyover with a network of underpasses.
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Images carried by Taiwanese news media outlets showed a multistory building pitched at a severe angle.
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The airport built the newly opened, multistory "Flight of Dreams" aviation attraction and commercial complex around it.
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At the Biennale, with its multistory sculptures and flashy installations, photographs alone can't compete with the spectacle.
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Century-old wood frame buildings are routinely gutted for luxury rental apartments or razed for multistory condos.
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They said the cause of the blast, which brought down the whole multistory building block, was unknown.
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One luxury, multistory structure is so realistic, it even has a tiny guard dog sitting by its entrance.
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In this photo, rescuers look for survivors in a flattened multistory building in Mexico City on Sept. 19.
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From his apartment, he surveys the completion of the multistory Yarkon Cemetery on the outskirts of Tel Aviv.
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There are multistory seesaws, narrow high-speed passes and other obstacles that could easily result in injury or death.
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The tower is attached to a multistory shopping mall and is located just north of the city's sprawling bazaar.
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Across the water, multistory homes and apartment complexes watch over the land that accounts for their undoubtedly exorbitant rent.
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All the conference rooms throughout the multistory office are named after popular bars and music clubs in San Francisco.
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There are multistory seesaws, narrow high-speed passes, and other obstacles that could easily result in injury or death.
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McLaughlin says the firm's experience in dense cities in countries like Japan and China, which have long had multistory urban facilities, prepared it to bring the approach to the US. Other developers have plans to construct at least three multistory warehouses in New York City, which receives 1.5 million packages a day.
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If you take cover in multistory building, choose a central location and steer clear of the top and bottom floors.
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The new restaurant, which can seat up to 23, occupies the multistory brick-walled space that was Fiamma, then Costata.
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When they get to the vending machine, customers verify their identity, and the car is then dispensed from the multistory structure.
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There's a cute little puzzle, a beautiful garden, a child scaling the side of a multistory building—it's just a hoot.
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The Christian school said there was a gas leak and explosion at its multistory Upper School, which houses grades 9-12.
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If you plan to stay in local shelter, park your car on higher ground or in a multistory parking garage. 6.
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The distilling company said the multistory warehouse contained "relatively young whiskey," meaning it had not reached maturity for bottling for consumers.
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A series of documents recounts how Lye also envisioned creating large, multistory versions of his tangible motion sculptures for public spaces.
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Mr. Sogojeva dresses in a traditional robe and banded cleric's hat, but his newly built mosque is an incongruous modern multistory building.
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The garage, a multistory building at 841 Union Street, has two freight elevators meant for vehicles, according to owners of parking spaces.
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It's hard to picture the street as Strindberg experienced it, however, as it's now packed with international chain stores and multistory gallerias.
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A property Prologis is building in Seattle will be the first contemporary multistory warehouse in the United States, according to the company.
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It is in a rapidly growing neighborhood where small ranch-style homes are being replaced with multistory condos, packed two per lot.
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It resumed wartime tactics that included the targeted assassination of individuals and bombing multistory buildings it said were used for military purposes.
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Through a charitable organization that ODA founded, local artists were given grants to paint multistory murals in the building's glass-sided corridors.
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Extensive damage in nearby Panama City has also been reported, including multistory buildings with windows blown out, damaged gas stations, and flooded homes.
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Describing the Iraqi forces air and artillery bombardment as "random," he said townspeople fled smaller homes to hide in multistory buildings for protection.
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In 1999, Fan Man-yee, a nightclub hostess, was kidnapped by three men and held hostage in an apartment in a multistory building.
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Four security personnel were killed during the operation after the suspected militants sought sanctuary in the multistory building in Salt, the government said.
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"It took 50 years to find the Higgs," he said, standing beside his multistory detector, known as CMS, 300 feet underground one morning.
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Another multistory warehouse, planned on 18 acres in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, is expected to be the country's largest last-mile warehouse, Mr. Hertz said.
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Peterson was in a multistory building in downtown Anchorage as the structure swayed and coffee mugs fell from tables and tiles from the ceiling.
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His climbing skills continued to improve, and by the age of sixteen he could scale the façade of a multistory building with relative ease.
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These single-family, multistory homes were built in the 1920s by overseas Chinese who lived in America or abroad and then returned to China.
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I probably wouldn't have found our first stop on my own: Kirin is carved out of a single level of a multistory parking garage.
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Petare is an astounding maze of improvised brick cliff dwellings, many of them multistory, all of them beyond the dull comprehension of building codes.
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In 2014, more than 110 people died when a multistory guesthouse of the Synagogue Church of All Nations collapsed in Lagos, Nigeria's largest city.
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The Ijburg neighbourhood of Amsterdam is home to a community of 75 multistory "houseboats" -- that look nothing like boats -- supported by buoyant underwater concrete tubs.
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Philip Peterson was in a multistory building in downtown Anchorage as the structure swayed and coffee mugs fell from tables and tiles from the ceiling.
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The two-part show is staged in the spacious main gallery and in a new multistory building across the street, a former Victorian fire station.
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Inside a multistory parking lot, the casual "no-show" featured poster-size photographs of Zurich locals wearing the new collection — all shot by Demna Gvasalia.
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Workers are renovating the unfinished multistory building erected by two previous developers and pouring the foundations and concrete structures for the water and amusement parks.
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Felice, a group of Tuscan-style restaurants and wine bars across the city, is taking over a multistory space in the Chambers Hotel, in Midtown.
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Quirk, which occupies a multistory office on a narrow cobblestone street in Philadelphia's Old City, has 21 employees and publishes about 25 books a year.
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Any trip to Montreal should include a visit to the reading rooms of the Grande Bibliothèque, with their multistory walls made of yellow birch slats.
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Nestled among old tenement buildings, the location feels very similar to Lafayette Anticipations in Paris, a new multistory foundation related to the nearby department store.
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In Europe, small-diameter wood is commonly compressed into an engineered product called cross-laminated timber, which is strong enough to be used in multistory structures.
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He said that he missed out on the multistory townhouse when John DeLucie's Crown Group took it over, and now with it gone, he grabbed it.
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Most visitors wander a couple of Valpo's most colorful hills, Cerro Alegre and Cerro Bellavista, which vibrate with both clever graffiti and multistory street-art murals.
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The city has barred them from sites intended for multistory housing and now requires them to use the ground floor for a retail store or office.
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Speaking from the top floor of his multistory shelter for strays, he estimated that 650 dogs — about 45 of them puppies — live at the Canidrome's kennels.
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They said the plane hit an open area at a construction site for a multistory building in the Ghatkopar district, a crowded area with many residential apartments.
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They said it plowed into an open area at a construction site for a multistory building in the Ghatkopar district, a crowded area with many residential apartments.
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In a sprawling and cavernous chamber, McKean has constructed a building of his own: a stark white, two-sided, multistory one, segmented into a grid of alcoves.
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If you are in a multistory home or a high-rise building, it's easier to get safely above the level of floodwaters — but don't climb too high.
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In Jerusalem on Wednesday, Israel approved construction of a multistory building for settlers in annexed East Jerusalem, an NGO said, after postponing authorization of hundreds of other homes.
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Go 100 feet or more above sea level; go a mile inland; or, if you must, go to the top floors of a high, multistory, reinforced concrete building.
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Next, he'll finish his expansion of Diego Rivera's Anahuacalli Museum in Coyoacán, a multistory structure of black volcanic rock that offers a stark contrast to Rivera's vibrant murals.
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One day, I met a father and son sifting through the charred shell of what appeared to have been an expansive multistory home outfitted with columns and verandas.
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New Delhi: At least 43 people were killed Sunday morning when a major fire broke out in a multistory building in a cramped, commercial neighborhood in New Delhi.
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Majestic, multistory houses perched on the surrounding mountain slopes stand in contrast to the humble abodes that otherwise characterize the village, and testify to the potential rewards of migration.
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And a few months ago, I stood in its main reading room — a huge multistory terraced space in a building designed to evoke the sun peeking over the horizon.
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But after some hunting through the nearby parking lot—surrounded, I should say, by multistory residential developments but only scatterings of retail—I saw what I was really hoping for.
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It can also store multiple floor plans for multistory houses, and it has zone cleaning so that you can send it to tidy up the kitchen after you're done baking.
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It's one of the most fascinating paradoxes of progressive cities: Everyone wants to address the housing crunch, but nobody wants a new multistory housing development to get built next door.
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Most diners and shoppers will regard the two markets as a single multistory feast, but what distinguishes the Market Line from its upstairs neighbor is the greater availability of alcohol.
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Residents received rows of sterile white public housing on an isolated field of asphalt — a far cry from the multistory homes surrounded by lawns and lush greenery they once enjoyed.
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More than a dozen large, multistory great houses speckle Chaco Canyon, and it remains unclear how far influence extended for those buried in Pueblo Bonito without examining the remains within each.
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In the magical world the play creates, two well-meaning, if haphazard, protagonists live in a multistory treehouse where they try to write a story, but keep getting distracted by villains.
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There are already fewer galleries on Roosevelt Row than a few years ago, and along Central Avenue in midtown Phoenix, a new multistory, hipster-vibe apartment building goes up every other month.
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On April 7, the draft said, an improvised explosive delivered from the air hit a multistory residential building roughly 200 yards from the Rif Damascus Hospital, the last functioning hospital in Douma.
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Multistory warehouses are unproven in the United States, but potential tenants for the Seattle property have been receptive to the idea, said Larry Harmsen, chief operating officer for the Americas at Prologis.
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JUSTICE Justice's music is made for no place smaller than an arena, where multistory strobe lights can flash on every sequenced synthesizer note, and a basic, blasting 4/4 stomp sounds triumphal.
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Zauo, a multistory restaurant from Tokyo where customers can reel in their own fish from pools in the dining room, is set to open early next year at 152 West 24th Street.
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The neighborhoods near the school are a mix of one-story homes with 'Proud Union Home' signs in their front yards and grander multistory houses that overlook a country club golf course.
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NASHVILLE — The main room at RCA's historic Studio A is a cavernous multistory space with towering white walls, a wooden balcony laced with holiday lights, and black, ironwork chandeliers hanging from the ceiling.
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The attack began shortly before midday when a suicide bomb detonated at the entrance to the multistory building that houses the ministry, followed by gunfire that could be heard over a mile away.
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"What's pushing us in terms of these extracurricular activities is to see what happens when you stretch the gallery," said Gavin Brown, owner of the multistory gallery in Harlem that bears his name.
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The addresses seemed to multiply like Russian nesting dolls — every address led to five more, scattered across Hong Kong and corresponding to gleaming office complexes, rundown multistory markets and rickety apartment buildings alike.
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America's biggest contribution — in the face of Kabul's desperate need for housing — is hundreds or maybe even thousands of ornate multistory "poppy palaces" that poke up from behind their barbed-wire-topped walls.
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Like Takashimaya, the glittering, multistory Japanese mall that had just opened in the heart of Saigon, within sight of the Opera House (still lovely, at about 120 years old) and bustling Ben Thanh Market.
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Highlights include huge black and white rabbits by the local artist ROA (along Tempelhof), and two adjacent buildings (in Sleepstraat) sporting multistory scenes — both eerie and dreamlike — by A Squid Called Sebastian and Violant.
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About New York By now, it is pretty much agreed that the transit system, apart from the small matter of safely moving nearly six million people 365 days a year, is a multistory mess.
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The iconic castles from Princess Peach and Bowser from the Mario games are also prominent, as are a mushroom building and what appears to be a multistory warp pipe — again, from the Super Mario franchise.
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"Imagine you are walking through a multistory car park, late at night, it's dark, suddenly the lights go out and you hear footsteps behind you — that anxiety level is Bethany's baseline of anxiety," he said.
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To get to the beach, we walked down a paved path, as golf carts zipped by, to a crescent moon of powdery sand and calm water backed by the huge wall of the multistory hotel.
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They underscored how the development will not consist of dense, multistory apartment buildings of the kind common in Kiryas Joel, but large attached and stand-alone houses they estimate will sell for around $500,000 each.
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A second generation Pakistani Muslim living in London, Khan highlights the joyful intimacy of their tightknit community before the first violation, drawing an open, fluid side section of her multistory house populated by many figures.
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They underscored how the development will not consist of dense, multistory apartment buildings of the kind common in Kiryas Joel, but large attached and stand-alone houses they estimate will sell for around $500,000 each.
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Like Mondrian panels, multistory terraces irregularly break up the facade, the larger openings at the top, smaller toward the bottom, as if the building, by virtue of its own mass, was slowly compressing the lower floors.
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"Some of those watches were in bad shape; they would fall off someone's yacht and had severe water damage, or been angrily thrown at a wall, or even worse, dropped from multistory windows," Mr. Lin recalled.
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The multistory buildings sport rooms, stairs, balconies, and rooftops, all of which can serve as stages for faux bad guys or the agents securing the structure while managing a search, evacuation, or watching over a motorcade.
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The signature aspect of the new design is a multistory wall of accessible stacks that will let the library move shelving away from the windows — bringing in natural light — and keep all the books on the premises.
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Snapshot: Next week in Paris, the Tokyo-based architect, designer, restaurateur and chef Shinichiro Ogata will open a multistory complex, above, that includes a tea salon, a restaurant, a pastry shop, a bar and an art gallery.
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The dollhouse view is perhaps only useful when viewing a multistory property, but being able to sense the geometry of a room is critical for true room-scale VR walkthroughs which the company has yet to fully embrace.
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If you want to see opera that goes over the top of the top, this is it, with a huge, multistory set and, at its fevered peak, hundreds of people crowding the stage, taking realism almost into surrealism.
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You can see it in the Legislature, which has raised the minimum wage, and next year is poised to debate a bill that could reshape the state by essentially forcing cities to allow multistory buildings near transit stops.
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In one multistory building, the adjuster said that every sink, toilet, urinal, soap dispenser and garbage can needed to be replaced, even though all of them, according to MAPFRE's lawsuit, were in "perfect condition" and undamaged by the storm.
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Prologis, a San Francisco-based real estate investment trust that owns 380 million square feet of industrial property in the United States, is trying to solve the land riddle by constructing modern multistory warehouses — at least in some markets.
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La Centrale, a multistory affair with 14 stations for shopping and eating, includes an elaborate Venchi store for Italian chocolates and shares the second floor with full-service restaurants featuring seafood (Pesce), meat (Carne) and seasonal vegetable menus (Stagionale).
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Set back from the Champs-Élysées, in a charming cobblestone courtyard, the multistory salon is a picture of Parisian elegance, replete with herringbone floors and treatment rooms decked out in a calming palette of soft cream and burnished gold.
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Andrew Chung, the chief executive of Innovo Property Group, which is building the multistory warehouse in the South Bronx, said the distribution center would have electric charging stations with the goal of eventually shifting to a mostly electric delivery fleet.
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My first attempt at using it directed me to a Nissan dealership that appeared to no longer exist, and my second attempt led me to a large multistory indoor parking garage without giving me any indication of where the charger was.
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Remittances sent back by people who fled during the war have sparked a construction boom, and the traditional mud houses with tin roofs are now flanked by multistory buildings with elaborate stained glass that look awkward and out of place.
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Gleaming with avian beauty, they appear in vivid colors as multistory murals on the sides of apartment buildings, as epiphanies in alleyways and as scattered nocturnal flocks that burst into view when shopkeepers roll down security gates where they are painted.
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Earlier this week, Secret Service members were stationed at all levels of the tower's multistory food hall — including beside the subterranean bathrooms, where agents said they were keeping an eye over a golden back door that leads to the Gucci store.
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So, with his fellow senator Nancy Skinner, he authored a bill, SB 827, that overwrites some metropolitan zoning—putting policies that had been in the hands of cities under the authority of state government—to allow medium-sized multistory and multiunit buildings near transit stops.
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Their warehouses in Red Hook, as well as a multistory warehouse to be built in the South Bronx, are going up in Opportunity Zones, which were created as part of the 2017 tax law and offer significant tax benefits to projects in economically distressed areas.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TALLINN, Estonia — In early September of last year, I pulled up in a taxi to Flo Kasearu's House Museum, a multistory home in a row of wood houses in the Pelgulinn neighborhood just west of Tallinn's Old Town.
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In New York City, the red, green and yellow P & G Café facade at 73rd and Amsterdam has vanished; so too the luminous purple sign with an excitedly leaping girl in Times Square and the multistory signs for Eagle Clothes and Kentile Floors in Brooklyn.
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Last year, one of the most dynamic new labels, Rotunda, unveiled a sleek multistory boutique in the Punta Carretas neighborhood, complete with its own photography studio, where the owners, Kevin Jakter and Sofía Dominguez, showcase their expanding line of minimalist women's clothing, eyewear, shoes, and jewelry.
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Amazon is likely to find Kohl's single-story locations away from malls more attractive than the multistory buildings occupied by department stores like Macy's and JCPenney, Steve Dennis, a former executive at Neiman Marcus and Sears who founded the retail advisory firm SageBerry Consulting, told Business Insider.
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That raid on the multistory residence of Abu Sayyaf, described by American officials at the time as the Islamic State's top financial officer, gave the American-led coalition its first big break in revealing valuable information about the group's leadership structure, financial operations and security measures by analyzing materials.
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Unlike earlier site-specific fun houses for grown-ups — most notably, the long-running Hitchcockian "Sleep No More" in Chelsea, which takes place in a multistory haunted hotel — this one has been staged entirely on one fairly open level, which diminishes the possibilities of getting lost in a maze.
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When I left my five-year post as restaurant critic for LA Weekly in 2017 to move back to Australia, the final review I filed was for a restaurant called Vespertine, an immersive experience in a multistory glass building that is as much performance art as it is restaurant.
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A publicly traded real estate investment trust based in Rockville, Federal Realty is putting the final touches on the roughly $270 million first phase of Pike & Rose, a multistory development of brick and stone at the northwest corner of Rockville Pike and Old Georgetown Road that began opening in 2014.
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It is here that the Tokyo-based architect, designer, restaurateur and chef Shinichiro Ogata has set his latest project — Ogata Paris, a newly opened multistory complex comprising a tea shop and tea salon, a full-service restaurant, a pastry shop, a bar, an art gallery, and a crafts and houseware store.
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I've been testing the newest version of Eero's mesh router system for the past couple of weeks in my own multistory home, and much like the first Eero, it does an excellent job at covering my house with a strong wireless signal and allowing me to get the most out of my high-speed internet service.
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When I asked the other three members of my walking group, all of whom are in their mid to upper 70s, whether they had any concerns about future living arrangements, they each said they had none despite the fact that, like me, they live in multistory private homes without elevators and, in two cases, without bathrooms on every floor.
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It's not for the faint of heart — some of the obstacles are downright death traps: there's "The Leveler," a giant multistory drawbridge that forces contestants to balance their cars on the edge; there are passages that are barely the width of a car; and in some cases, the contestants have to complete the obstacles while in reverse.
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Shopping changed, with the first department stores flourishing across Europe's cities from the middle of the century, in multistory buildings that soon boasted such newfangled inventions as elevators; when Harrods in London first installed an escalator in 1898, staff members were on hand with smelling salts and (more promisingly) brandy for the benefit of those upset by the experience.
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The Michigan affiliate of Hillel International — the world's largest Jewish campus organization — has its own multistory building, a budget of more than $2 million and a staff of 15, among them an emissary of the Jewish Agency for Israel, an Israeli quasi-governmental body that includes among its core activities the strengthening of Jewish identification with Israel.
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They repeatedly used the word "historic" to describe his visit, gave him a medal, projected a multistory image of his face on the side of the palatial Ritz-Carlton hotel where he was staying, and treated him to a colorful dance display in which his staff joined in with scores of white-robed Saudis and even the president swayed back and forth.
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That panel, along with similar sessions on issues like privacy, artificial intelligence and blockchain regulation, was held on the Las Vegas Convention Center's sleepier upper floors, away from the glitz and buzz of the multistory showroom halls where people poked, prodded or swooned over products like sweat-analyzing skin patches, a DNA-powered wrist strap that warns wearers about poor food choices and smartwatches for kids promising parents real-time location tracking.
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It's true that I had written about him in my book, "The Natural History of the Rich: A Field Guide," published in 2002, but there was nothing remotely flattering there, as a glance at the index seemed to confirm: Trump, Donald hangingflies, compared to, 16 inherited wealth and, 266 intimidating eyebrows of, 87 Maples's rating of, 248 multistory erections of, 94 reproductive asset management of, 225 The book was a work of tongue-in-cheek sociology, based partly on the premise that rich people often act like animals in the wild.
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