Empty lots stretched across mile after mile of unbuildable land.
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Because of a nearby creek and hillside, the lot is unbuildable.
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CES typically attracts whacky ideas, especially from automakers that tend to use the electronics show to showcase their most outlandish and unbuildable products.
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Mr. Trump's solution is to build an unbuildable border wall and force 11 million people out of the country, while letting millions of "good ones" back in.
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Fucking Roy was kind and gracious, suppressing his own ideas while generously fielding every wild and unbuildable notion from Ida, perhaps knowing that her interest in reality, in plausibility and practicality, could be low.
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The population density decreases as you approach Mount Revard. Indeed, some places are absolutely vertical, without access, and unbuildable.
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After the twin towers of New York's World Trade Center were destroyed, in 2001, the footprints of those buildings were declared inviolately unbuildable in perpetuity — an act of polemical and political remembering.
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Scammers circumvent commercial registration requirements by making one-on-one sales. Over great distances some buyers can be convinced to pay before verifying claims. It usually involves unbuildable swampland misrepresented as buildable to fraudulently inflate the sale price.
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Enrico Richino Castiglioni (1914-2000) was an Italian writer, engineer, and architect best known for his unbuilt and frequently unbuildable concepts for buildings. Castiglioni attended the Polytechnic University of Milan, graduating with a degree in civil engineering in 1934.
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She also sold these new owners an empty, buildable lot next to the house. The Hansens and the owners of the adjacent property to the east purchased the lot together, and divided it into two lots to make it unbuildable, thus protecting it from development. The Binford-Carr house now sits on .699 acres.
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The building stands on the San Fernando Valley side of the Hollywood Hills, just off Mulholland Drive. It is a one-story octagon with around of living space. Most distinctively, the house is perched atop a concrete pole nearly high. This innovative design was Lautner's solution to a site that, with a slope of 45 degrees, was thought to be practically unbuildable.
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Fauntleroy Park is a park in the Fauntleroy neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Fauntleroy Creek begins here. Nearby Lincoln Park was called Fauntleroy Park until 1922. The steep slopes that make up over 30% of the heavily wooded park rendered the land unbuildable, saving this property from the development of the adjacent neighborhood that began in the first decade of the 20th century and continued for more than half a century.
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In order to avoid fatigue that could lead to cracks, sections were bolted rather than welded, using over 14,000 bolts and 45,000 bolt holes. The aqueduct, engineered by ARUP, was originally described as "unbuildable", but was eventually realised using rebar. The original plans also showed the canal being built straight through the Antonine Wall, but this was changed after a petition in favour of two locks and a tunnel under the wall.
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However, the white color of Meier's design was rejected by the community. Rather than compromise on the color, the Douglases found another lot, nearly unbuildable due to its steep slope. With a new location chosen construction began and was completed in 1973 after a three-year construction period. When Meier furnished the house for his clients, Jim and Jean Douglas, he designed some of the furniture himself and also used designs by Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe.
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From the earliest settlement of the area, development remained close to what was then the Old Mine Road. There were no side streets because the land on both sides of the road slopes down to unbuildable wetlands. Due to the short setback of the houses and other buildings, the lots—which range in size from one-quarter acre to more than twenty acres—appear smaller than they are. Many houses also have historic outbuildings in their rear.
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Since 2007, Libeskind has been a visiting professor at the Leuphana University Lüneburg in Lüneburg, Germany. Libeskind completed his first building at the age of 52, with the opening of the Felix Nussbaum Haus in Osnabruck, Germany in 1998. Prior to this, critics had dismissed his designs as "unbuildable or unduly assertive." In 1987, Libeskind won his first design competition for housing in West Berlin, but the Berlin Wall fell shortly thereafter and the project was cancelled.
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It also means the potential for contamination of ground water and surface areas from improperly treated sewage will be eliminated. Land that might have been “unbuildable” before may become "buildable" once government provided water and sewer services become available. Providing water and sewer service are situations which may adapt formerly unusable land for residential or commercial use. A storm sewer or a dam or dike may mitigate flooding and therefore the sewer, dike or dam relieves a burden, flooding.
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On the other hand, as a critical practice, architecture – in a similar way as the relationship between literary criticism and literature - is allowed to pursue its own hermetic, critical inquiry. In terms of architectural production, this sees the development of unbuilt (and even perhaps presently unbuildable) "architectural" models within cyberspace as having equal validity as implemented works, if not even more validity if one defines architecture as a critical activity. Such a position also, by definition, supports an avant- gardist approach to the architectural production.
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The Council also allowed municipalities to lower their quotas even further by crediting them for subsidized apartments built since 1980 and for environmentally sensitive land considered unbuildable. They also could count renovated houses and accessory apartments tucked in basements and garages towards their totals. The most notorious act set by the Council allowed municipalities to reduce their housing obligations by up to one-half by making a one-time payment to another municipality (usually poor and urban) that agrees to accept their housing obligation.
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There are two differing perceptions in relation to the work of the imagination, and visionary architecture. One position is that there are no unbuildable buildings, only unbuilt ones, and the other is the belief that some visionary architectural drawings are impossible to be inhabited by the human. In the absence of a clear grasp of a controlling idea, as an individual, each design is found to be highly arbitrary, and it is this aspect, which results in the designs to seem and look impossible. Conceptual architecture, or architecture based on the act of imagination and vision, dissociates the physical nature of architectural design.
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The traffic from the Condo's is to be connected to 5th Avenue North street. The land developers received permission from the Quebec Environment Department for a derogation that de-zoned the Pierrefonds land as unbuildable flood plain. The streets "Rue du Sureau", "Rue du Celtis", "Rue de L Achillee", and "Rue de L Armoise" were constructed in 2009 for the new buildings just west of the street Rue Riviera. East of Rue Riveria is a northern extension of "Boulevard des Sources" and "Rue Debours" which were constructed in 2004. The former Mayor of Pierrefonds-Roxboro, Mme Monique Worth had in October 2004 bought a property at 5200 Sources Blvd.
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During the Renaissance period, the differing representations of buildings evolved and grew rapidly through the introduction of perspective.The built, the unbuilt and the unbuildable: in pursuit of architectural meaning. Robert Harbison; Thames and Hudson, 1991 The discovery of this visualization tool, allowed for experimentation with imaginary architectural scenes, and while many architects wrote greatly on the subject, others articulated their concepts and ideas through drawings. During the sixteenth century, a Dutch painter and architect, Jan Vredeman de Vries,Visionary Architecture: Unbuilt works of the imagination; Burden, Ernest E 1934; New York: McGraw-Hill, c2000 produced numerous engravings, which portrayed new forms of architectural representation.
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Megamansion estate sale mainly draws the curious By Dana Rosenblatt, CNN, August 22, 2010 However he failed to build anything and sold the land for $9.2 million to Lennar Corporation, a tract builder known for squeezing as many homes as possible into a development. Lennar planned on building 70 homes, but due to land erosion and restrictions about building too close to the river, much of the land was unbuildable. Because it was not enough homes to turn a profit, Lennar canceled construction in February 2017, but not before streets and other landscape features had been built at a cost of nearly $13 million. In 2017, the property was for sale by Lennar, with 61 empty lots and 3 completed homes.
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Rem Koolhaas moved to New York in 1972, where his years of being situated in Manhattan, expanded his fascination with the city, leading to a close examination of the dynamics, which constructed it. His writing Delirious New York Theories and Manifestos of Contemporary Architecture (2nd Ed.); Jenks, Charles; Kropf, Karl (Ed.S); Chichester, West SussexL Wiley Academy, 2006, 2nd Ed. and the theory of manhattanism are the results of this study depicts his perception on the manifesto of the city, dealing with the city as a subject, where the book itself is a spatial project, while the text explains the structure of the city, using the narrative sequence and typographic layout to effectively mimic the space.Paradigm Islands, Manhattan and Venice: Discourses on Architecture and the city; Teresa Stoppani; Abingdon, Oxon [England]; New YorkL Routledge 2011 Hermann Finsterlin is considered to be the one of the most radical of the Expressionists, and is notable known for having produced fascinating carbuncular studies of the most unbuildable and obscure buildings.
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