The walkways were anchored by 1.5-inch steel rods, but the real issue lay in the change from a single set of hanger rods threaded through the upper walkways to a double-rod system that was anchored to the upper walkways themselves, adding immense and undue stress.
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Walkways next to the river banks have also been closed.
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Venice's walkways were removed after they were submerged in water.
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Walkways were made using bricks salvaged from the original chimney.
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Many of the stations include long walkways and high ceilings.
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The walkways that once connected the towers are now dilapidated.
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It's scenically situated on Lake Michigan along bike paths and walkways.
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Of course, these are prone to spilling out into public walkways.
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Walkways with lots of people look like a dance to me.
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Walkways are set up overnight along main thoroughfares that risk flooding.
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You'll find maps of the walkways on the local authority website.
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They bowed to one another and took turns sweeping cracked walkways.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The brick courtyard and walkways are edged by plantings.
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The submerged piazzas, walkways and tourist attractions remained sodden on Wednesday.
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City officials create lifted walkways in anticipation of the high flooding.
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The Army forts consisted of seven towers connected by steel walkways.
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Arborists maintain trees, plants, and nature walkways throughout Hong Kong Disneyland.
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Policemen watched from overhead walkways but saw no reason to intervene.
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Or, sell your services removing snow from driveways, walkways, and roofs.
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Left unmanaged, bikes can stack up and create more congested pedestrian walkways.
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"Improving pedestrian bridges, walkways and public transport are equally important," she added.
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Life will hum along, even with a miniature Earth crowding the walkways.
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There were no walkways, no straw put down, really no consideration whatsoever.
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Public walkways throughout the building lead residents to the Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The koi pond is crossed by bridges and stone walkways.
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I get all bundled up and clear the walkways and our cars.
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On the island, bridges and walkways zigzag through a rapidly developing habitat.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The shared walkways are landscaped; the pool is glassed in.
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Narrow walkways wound through gardens planted in Christmas palms, lantana and hibiscus.
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Empty walkways in Shibuya, a major commercial and business center in Tokyo.
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Women in colorful and/or open abayas riding bicycles along pedestrian walkways.
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They install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
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If you have older neighbors, offer to help shovel their walkways or driveways.
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The parks were empty, the walkways and trails destroyed to break the fire.
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You should always make sure there's ample room to move through your walkways.
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Corridors with moving walkways, known as the Skyride Connector, link them pre-security.
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Elsewhere he builds elevated walkways and platforms that connecting the home's different spaces.
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There were also flowers painted on the ground of the walkways and sidewalks.
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Pedestrian walkways and bicycle lanes would run through the community like a spine.
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The concrete stones go into walkways, patios and the surroundings of soccer stadiums.
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Terrorism has battered nightclubs, soccer games, heritage sites, bus stops and pedestrian walkways.
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In Boston specifically, "king tides" overwhelm walkways and roads several times a year.
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At night, its basketball court, chapel, classrooms and walkways become sleeping areas for detainees.
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These workers install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
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Many of those fallen trees have remained on the ground, blocking paths and walkways.
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But sometimes these walkways are barely high enough to stay above the rising waters.
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Once the workers cleared away the dirt and the grass, they discovered cobblestone walkways.
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The airport was a maze of walkways, trains and signs she struggled to understand.
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The paper also noted that each floor of the exchange has walkways with gaps.
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Also new: a press box, a posh University Club, walkways, restrooms and concession stands.
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Cut the trunk into slices and use them to line your flowerbeds or walkways.
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The driveways, walkways, sidewalks and pathways leading onto campus may number in the hundreds.
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It also uses composting toilets, a biofiltration system and raised walkways to prevent erosion.
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Some of the best discoveries are along the narrow walkways off the ancient town.
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Police with helmets and shields blocked overhead walkways and plainclothes officers checked commuters' identity cards.
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There's an area right behind the museum which has covered walkways and arcades with stores.
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Inside, guards and police blanketed the venue and lined walkways to and from the subway.
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At Roland Garros, Svitolina knows her way around the walkways and also understands French well.
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And with most people sticking to the walkways, you'll have the streets mostly to yourself.
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There were moving walkways on both sides of her now, and none of them moved.
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It was important to watch out for mini pelotons of bikers whizzing across the walkways.
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Many casinos are interconnected by walkways, shopping malls, numerous entrances at street level and otherwise.
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They will be renovated and linked with new green spaces, covered walkways and bike paths.
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The eggs are connected by a set of glass walkways 110 feet in the air.
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Some have closed roads and walkways so they can dig graves in the ground underneath.
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Passengers boarded planes through small doors at ground level, not enormous terminals and insulated walkways.
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It was becoming increasingly difficult for them to constantly salt and shovel porches and walkways.
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White walkways snaked around the base, anchored on either end with inflatable igloo-like structures.
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Walkways give you different angles to approach them and walk right under them as well.
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Newark became a fearful place — above-ground walkways to the Gateway buildings from Penn Station.
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Including a new outdoor barbecue, landscaping, walkways and deer fencing, the project cost about $400,000.
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All of a sudden we have more room for things like pedestrian walkways and parks.
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It's a lifesaver during our brutal winters, and there are dozens of restaurants along the walkways.
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Instead of enclosed conference rooms or desks, there are walkways and unconventional meeting spaces with chairs.
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The painting shows a square pond of water, lined with tall trees and meticulously kept walkways.
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In fact, a lot of products seemed to be randomly stacked on the floor, blocking walkways.
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Burial spots cover nearly every acre of the cemetery, separated only by access roads and walkways.
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He says there can be too many walkways, resulting in empty spaces where criminals can lurk.
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The home boasts 700 square feet of oceanfront property and three private walkways to the beach.
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The house has steps and walkways made from aquia sandstone, which was also quarried by slaves.
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Outside the church, traffic and road rage were in full display on the raised wooden walkways.
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Outdoor space: The fenced backyard has new concrete walkways leading to a detached two-car garage.
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So a sit-in protest blockading the lobby and walkways could shut it down very quickly.
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Because of the small walkways, all trash collection is done by hand to load into boats.
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This presents major public health problems with waste dumped in walkways and gutters in the slums.
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Now I came upon a promenade, a large green field dissected by walkways lined with benches.
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In Penepian Raya, another village, piles of leaves from a kratom tree are drying on stilted walkways.
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Throngs of his supporters filled the beachfront walkways of Rio de Janeiro's famous Copacabana neighborhood last Saturday.
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The rest were a result of the use of Air Force Two and temporary walkways installed downtown.
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A church on the green is made from locally quarried marble, as are several walkways about town.
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Being a floating city with narrow walkways, Venice, Italy is destined for troubles associated with over-tourism.
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Wright's idea for a civic center had 500-foot wide walkways, terraces, rooftop gardens, and elaborate architecture.
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Seeds spread where they will, crowding walkways with snaking vines of tomatoes just begging to be squashed.
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Additionally, permeable walkways allow rainwater to seep into the ground instead of being routed to the gutter.
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Access to the metro stations comes through walkways that allow people to cross over the Medellín River.
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Venetians and tourists tottered on raised walkways throughout the city, while others waded through thigh-high water.
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A separate structure, a cigar-shaped council chamber, is attached to the complex by walkways and escalators.
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The other two bedrooms are separated from the main house by short walkways shaded with steel pergolas.
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Raised walkways were laid out in front of the Doge's Palace and other parts of the city.
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Construction workers in hard hats were racing to finish up walkways and other facilities in some stations.
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The wooden Paiva Walkways, with their unique architecture, are a highlight of any trip to the area.
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Passenger-filled boats travel through the city's many canals, as people meander down walkways that flank the channels.
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In Bhaktapur, there was nowhere to run but into canyonlike walkways five feet wide and 40 feet tall.
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Critics in San Francisco say the recent deluge of electric scooters has led to cluttered walkways and sidewalks.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property has 2.55 acres, with pasture, stone walkways and patches of pine and aspen trees.
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Lumiere London features a roster of international artists that put their spin on local buildings, walkways and plazas.
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Within its gates, Maidilang had an almost collegiate feel, its bulky buildings connected with garden-lined pedestrian walkways.
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But a 1920s effort to widen the avenue for cars forced the removal of most of those walkways.
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Piece by piece, its supports, roadways, walkways, and subway tracks were rebuilt at a cost of $1.2 billion.
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The roads are narrow, and land is unevenly divided among establishments, creating outdoor mazes and dead-end walkways.
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Later, reports emerged that the walkways had been swaying to the rhythm of the dancers before they failed.
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Rustic cabins are linked by elevated wooden walkways over papyrus swamps, lending a treehouse vibe to the place.
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Broad walkways connect a variety of exquisite gardens and indoor pavilions chock-full of plants, shrubs and trees.
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Lines of sight are broken, narrow walkways and stairs prohibit chatting, and conversations are limited in a crowd.
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He's organized a group called Safe Walkways that lobbies local and state legislature for regulations of e-scooters.
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Starlight Park, with playground equipment, athletic fields and tree-lined walkways, opened in 2013 after years of renovations.
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The room was nicely decorated, but the big bed left narrow walkways and little space for additional furniture.
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Newport, Rhode Island, is one of those storybook towns with whimsical cottages, enormous mansions, and miles of coastal walkways.
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Inside Laces, glass walkways crisscross elegantly from side to side, as if pulled through the eyes of a shoe.
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Downtown Minneapolis has a complex Skyway system that connects most of the office and commercial buildings via indoor walkways.
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Yours may have featured Twizzlers trimming the roofs, gumdrops lining the front walkways, and a candy cane mailbox posts.
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Anticipation builds as the boat approaches the salmon farm, a massive grid of ocean pens enclosed by metal walkways.
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Mr. Kuma's stadium is a more-traditional oval shape with vertical wooden beams and greenery on the exterior walkways.
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Restaurants sit nested in indoor walkways, while nondescript offices are sandwiched between coffee shops, internet cafes and hostess clubs.
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Its golden elevator doors, Gotham-esque pillars, and stoic guardian angel statues line the lofty walkways atop the structure.
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In Nanjing on Tuesday, city police rounded up bikes that were left by the streets and walkways, blocking pedestrians.
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The country has also undertaken initiatives to make infrastructure such as roads, public transportation and walkways more senior-friendly.
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Now he, his mother and his younger brother live in a camp where the walkways are lined with rubbish.
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The long exterior walkways and outside tower evoke Spanish Missions, while the courtyard areas maintain an aura of tranquillity.
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A labyrinth of imposing metal scaffolding hems in available walkways and forces pedestrians closer together, or into the street.
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It reimagines the traditional Korean home as two main structures, side by side, joined by a series of walkways.
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If it occasionally appears on television that the stands are half empty, be assured that the walkways are full.
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The group has also started documenting instances of motorized scooters violating or obstructing pedestrian walkways on its Facebook page.
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Before Game 3 of the N.B.A. finals, I wandered the streets and canal walkways of Akron — Rubber City, baby.
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Douglas ventured out onto the salt flats with three of her students, stepping off the walkways provided for tourists.
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And the building has only one usable entrance and staircase; access to each floor is along relatively narrow walkways.
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The design, the Post reported, was reminiscent of the Great Wall of China, and would have featured pedestrian walkways.
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It doesn't tell you if there's moving walkways ahead, where seats/tables are, or where USB charging ports might be.
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Well, snow-covered and icy walkways might be enough to tempt some to make the most of the free transport.
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Benches and walkways are flooded by water along the river in Morgan City, Louisiana, ahead of Hurricane Barry on Saturday.
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A few daring visitors seeking the illusion of solitude instead climbed onto the grey-tiled roofs of its covered walkways.
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Beyond that there are also cameras housed in robotic units, high up in the walkways and roofs of the venues.
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The restoration process included installing walkways and railings so the public can now experience the beauty of the subterranean treasure.
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Let visitors strike a pose on the moving walkways, and then download their cutest selfies with the Leonardo under glass.
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The interior is a vast open space criss-crossed by bridges and walkways that overlook the mosaics and ruins below.
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Bridges made of rebar and cement have replaced the old wood walkways, and the roads are wider to accommodate cars.
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They'll set up ropes and take them down, and also direct parkgoers to walkways and viewing areas during different events.
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Neighborhood merchants put wooden tables along the streets to create improvised walkways allowing people to move through the flood zone.
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With a crowd, the walkways narrow; the lighting is almost notional, polite, correspondent with one solemn detail after the next.
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The showroom is packed with hundreds of chandeliers, floor lamps, bath fixtures, bed fixtures and glowing guides for outdoor walkways.
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It's a well-known fact that travelators (you know, those moving walkways at airports) are the most fun part of traveling.
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One man hands out bottles of hand sanitizer, while another greets three police officers that are patrolling the slum's muddy walkways.
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It's hard to remember the beauty of winter when constantly shovelling walkways, scraping ice off cars, and tromping through freezing slush.
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Police have started patrolling the area after a series of pictures and videos of people dangling from walkways under the bridge.
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The 23,21-square-foot house, built in 246, is made up of three pavilions that are connected by open-air walkways.
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But on buildings and their remnants elsewhere, paint is peeling, vines are choking walkways and owls have nested in the crannies.
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She now owns the interior design firm Michelle Mone Interiors, which will be responsible for building main walkways and reception areas.
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Around the top of the space were balcony walkways and a bridge that gave a view right across the packed dancefloor.
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Any New Yorker who has braved the walkways beneath city overpasses or rail lines knows just how unbecoming they can seem.
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Ahead of the event, snow blowers cleared the stage multiple times and volunteers were frantically working to shovel walkways for people.
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The installations have blossomed across the Asian financial centre, at bus stops and shopping centres, under footbridges and along pedestrian walkways.
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There are several different ways to see penguins on Phillip Island's Penguin Parade, from viewing stands to boardwalks to underground walkways.
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There is a pool and extensive landscaping, including a fountain, brick walkways, walls and arches, live oak trees and boxwood gardens.
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Illuminated red lanterns were hung along walkways and a wall that surrounds the complex, which was also recently opened to visitors.
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Innovations in floating walkways, and especially ones that look good, have general importance to highly populated coastal areas as sea levels rise.
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There's something special about stumbling upon a beautiful street with tree-lined sidewalks, cobblestone walkways, and colorful homes in a neat row.
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Among those threads, Christo built new ones…To say that these saffron walkways embody the impalpable connections between people might be bizarre.
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Much as in the original Myst, players explore an island, opening new walkways and zones by solving a wide variety of puzzles.
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Inside the Happy Medium's rock cave, amber-colored crystals and minerals jut out of the walls to provide unstable supports and walkways.
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A wrought-iron flight cage with elevated walkways, providing a perched perspective, and featuring a cacophony of feathered talkers with unusual catchphrases.
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Then we got sidetracked looking at people's weirdly long walkways to their personal piers and we wondered: How long was too long?
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In Scottsdale, a mixed-use development placed clustered buildings at specific angles to provide shade to each other and to pedestrian walkways.
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Then walk over to another Yountville classic, V Marketplace, an enclosed market with cobblestone walkways and shops selling local goods and art.
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Is it legal and safe for people to leave these planters outside on high windowsills directly over pedestrian walkways and trash containers?
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The most famous bits of Mr Foster's design are its glass walls, open departure halls and narrow glass walkways over deep atriums.
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The prison grounds are a quiet world of cement walkways, courtyards carpeted in artificial turf and overgrown gardens of trees and weeds.
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Yet fire hazards abound on Halloween, as people use sandbag candles and fiery jack-o'-lanterns to decorate their homes and walkways.
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In 2020, the islands plan to close 14 tourist sites during April to focus on additional volunteer projects, including repairing eroded walkways.
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Residual snow and slush from the storm will refreeze this morning, creating particularly menacing roads and walkways, the National Weather Service warns.
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Then as you look out over the spires and walkways, you know that they're out there, somewhere, waiting to kill you mercilessly.
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But it is more simple in that it only has two lanes for traffic; it doesn't have the walkways on each side.
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Temperatures were expected to drop to freezing in the Boston area, leading to slippery conditions on untreated roads and walkways, state officials said.
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Ice build-up on the walkways slowed the disembarkation process, leaving Leffak and her family waiting with everyone else in a long line.
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Median annual wage: $79,13Projected job growth through 2026: 12% These workers install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
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Luckily for those still digging out their walkways, Kentucky producer Ellie Herring has delivered a soundtrack for shoveling or any other physical activities.
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Refugees are being housed inside what are essentially large shipping containers and in makeshift tents that now line the walkways of the prison.
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Walkways can get jammed once the show begins, so grab a spot early if you want a view in front of the castle.
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Booker had a reputation at the time as a great communicator, a jovial Twitter presence who delighted in shoveling residents' walkways during snowstorms.
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In the last week, Melbourne, Australia, has had more than 100 newly installed concrete bollards pop up around the city's walkways and roads.
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The multi-level "Gateway to Space" includes a "Barista Island" made with Italian marble, interactive space-themed walkways, and tons of modern seating.
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He makes extra money delivering newspapers before he starts mowing grass, trimming shrubs and blowing leaves off the walkways at the apartment complex.
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"You should always be mindful of walkways and how you move about space and tailor your layout to preserve the flow," Wood said.
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Bikes started to pile up at popular places like the ferry dock and light rail stations, clogging up the walkways and obstructing commuters.
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The authority also announced that faulty moving walkways, or the "peoplemover," would be removed, to allow for more space in the main passage.
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I only had carry-on luggage, so all I had to do was board a series of moving walkways to the arrivals hall.
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We emerge from Manhattan into the estuaries of New Jersey, amethyst grasses waving under a blue sky, wooden walkways crisscrossing salty, sodden ground.
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Now that two major accidents have occurred there, Nattapong said conservation officials are talking about building walkways over the falls or other solutions.
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In Chester, northwest England, the local government has clamped down on public urination amid concerns it was damaging the city's medieval covered walkways.
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The walls have blossomed across the Asian financial centre, at bus stops and shopping centres, under footbridges, along pedestrian walkways and at universities.
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Median annual wage: $79,780Projected job growth through 2026: 22026 percent These workers install, fix, and maintain elevators, escalators, moving walkways, chairlifts and other lifts.
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Things like Arie and Kendall's picnic on dunes and Rachel (last season's Bachelorette) and Anthony riding giant horses down pedestrian walkways on Rodeo Drive.
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The banks of the Main river boast walkways and skateparks; museums have been renovated; public transport now runs 24 hours a day at weekends.
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But it's the 2.8-inch color screen that will hopefully help cities with its scooter problems, like blocked walkways and cluttered entryways to businesses.
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And spaces that were just functional in other complexes were reimagined as "social spaces": appealing courtyards, wide staircases, and covered walkways designed for interaction.
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On a warm Tuesday evening, the walkways swarm with shoppers and the food court serves up dishes inspired by every region of the world.
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Reading a book or strolling the grounds was allowed so long as residents kept off the grass and stuck to designated walkways and benches.
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However, there are two inter-terminal walkways: one between Terminal 1 (Boarding Area C) and Terminal 2; and another from Terminal 3 to International.
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"Portal" images a portion of a courtyard in the Minshing district of Wuhan: exterior walls, walkways, and even a person standing in the space.
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Ninety-minute Insights tours ($40) visit his private living areas, the school's drafting room and the outdoor pavilions and walkways that connect the campus.
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The corner of Prince Street and Broadway, in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, is one of the busiest pedestrian walkways in New York City.
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The drone allowed the men to observe the work of excavators and motorized barrows, and the construction of pergolas, fountains and terra-cotta walkways.
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She did not blame the noisy conditions in the otherwise well-received Armstrong Stadium, where open-air walkways and concessions create a continuous din.
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Since 1968, Armajani has designed and built reading rooms, poetry gardens, newsstands, a lecture hall, a hospital waiting room, a bandstand, walkways, and bridges.
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Now it's home to countless skyscrapers, beautiful walkways, a plethora of hip bars and restaurants, miles of sandy beach — really anything your heart desires.
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Little is left of the playground where the "Quints" were displayed to thousands of paying customers who peered through wire mesh from elevated walkways.
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Walkways, stairs, and handrails were all there to help us earthlings get around, but in space, as their labels indicated, they would not exist.
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PORTFOLIO | PORTUGAL The Paiva Walkways, which opened in 2015 on the left bank of the Paiva River in Aveiro, Portugal, immerse you in nature.
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The numerous overhangs and covered walkways give the campus a labyrinthine quality; newcomers inevitably find themselves asking for directions from a student or professor.
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The Lincoln Yards arts and entertainment district would feature wide pedestrian walkways, sidewalk cafes, and a water park to cool off in the summer.
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The team also added new walkways, a viewing platform, new signs and lights, and an air filtration system to control humidity, carbon dioxide, and dust.
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The overflowing waters have already engulfed riverside walkways in Paris and led the world-famous Louvre museum to close a basement display of Islamic art.
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" The owner also outfitted the house with "cat walkways," and in the great room, something described as a "medieval cat castle with different levels (stone).
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Adding to the woes of those stuck in the camp, torrential rain on Monday night quickly turned the fields and walkways into a mud bath.
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The Śiṣya (pronounced Shi-shya) is an evocative wooden installation comprised of two adjacent walkways that spiral out from an oblique, 16-foot-tall center.
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That means people like Anner are blocked from accessing colorful bagels — and a whole lot more — until accessibility of public transit and city walkways improves.
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Its sensor-laden smart lights are solar-powered, and can detect motion, sounds and vibrations while illuminating the perimeter of a property or its walkways.
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From rooftop rollercoasters to glass-bottomed walkways over the Grand Canyon, architects and engineers are dreaming up increasingly exciting ways to take in the view.
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A 17th-century triumph of design and technology, it was the first bridge in Paris to be built entirely of stone and featured pedestrian walkways.
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Say what you will about festival fashion, but the grassy walkways of Coachella, Electric Daisy, Panorama et al are now bona fide fashion stomping grounds.
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To keep guests safe and make it easier to move about, Ms. Treynet suggests hanging bistro lights from trees and placing solar lights along walkways.
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Investigators later reported that the walkways had design problems and could support only about one-quarter of the load required by the city's building code.
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The 250-acre grounds encompass themed conservatories, winding trails and Supertrees, or vertical gardens rising up to 16 stories and threaded together by suspended walkways.
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Then there are the moving walkways at Jakarta's international airport, which many foreigners avoid because hordes of passengers stand in place rather than take steps.
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The hotel says he's been wandering in from time to time since 2013, spending days napping in the shade and stomping through the resort's walkways.
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But once he witnessed the crowded walkways and busy vendors, he came up with an idea to sell something unique himself: patched secondhand Levi's jeans.
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The waterfront parkland that rings Manhattan is filled with flowers, trees, bushes, walkways and bike paths — and then there's the East Side of the island.
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In 2014, frozen piles of ice and snow broke off 1 World Trade Center and plummeted more than 1,000 feet onto the busy walkways below.
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"This is just the beginning," Thanathorn told protesters who spilled in afternoon sunshine across walkways and staircases between a Bangkok shopping mall and art gallery.
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The petals were so thin that they spun, rather than floated, to the ground, where they plastered themselves to the asphalt walkways like damp tissue.
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When I turned back around, they were gone, and Shinjuku, its gray bridges and walkways, loomed before us, as if nothing had happened at all.
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It officially opened in September 2018, along with a sprawling, lush rooftop park that's open to the public, with walkways, seating areas, and some cafes.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is a quarter of an acre, with a walled yard and brick walkways, landscaped with citrus trees, cactus and other desert plants.
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Work began in June 2017 and will continue through 2020, when the area is planned to have forests, wetlands, and public walkways and kayak access points.
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Another strong performer for Ackman this year has been United Technologies, the $107 billion Dow component that manufactures industrial equipment like freight elevators and moving walkways.
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In short: Traffic, real-time road conditions, road systems, new construction and changes in pedestrian walkways are about to get a lot better in Apple Maps.
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The day's catch is typically carted to a hangar where traders sell their seafood to buyers strolling down the chaotic cobblestone walkways under large store signs.
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The country is not a giant food court with really fast-moving walkways to whisk you to a regionally idealized version of every type of food.
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In place of the gritty stalls of Washington Market, city planners envisioned office buildings, luxury housing, and landscaped walkways—which is essentially what stands there today.
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And the opportunity to bring recreational activities, ecological parks, walkways, public space to the water and giving people access for the first time was really transformational.
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"We agree that we should withdraw some places that could be dangerous such as roads, walkways, riverside and other important places from the game," he said.
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Utzon's sails are shells; inside, exquisitely nested, are smaller shells containing the performance halls, which themselves are ringed by the walkways and stairs the audiences use.
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Investing in walkable cities, whether through allocating funds to repaint pedestrian walkways or building affordable housing close to downtowns, also attracts diverse populations and creates jobs.
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Leaving the car, you walk through a series of arched walkways, covered in vines, leading to a lush garden that ends at a large wooden door.
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Outdoor space: The home has a rocking-chair front porch and a back porch, marble walkways and perennial gardens with daffodils, tulips and fragrant Korean lilacs.
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Though their homes are smallish, residents also share a common house for communal meals, classes and meetings, plus gardens and outdoor walkways designed to encourage socializing.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The front courtyard is divided into quadrants, with flagstone porches on two sides and gravel walkways leading to a water feature in the center.
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It was easy to imagine him striding confidently around the building site a decade earlier, pointing his index finger like a magician: I want walkways here.
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Many of the 215-foot ceilings are pitched, coffered or vaulted, with exposed beams and skylights, while walkways between several rooms are framed with brick arches.
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As he grew older, his father said, Pete would leave the house on snowy days to help others tackle the snow on their driveways and walkways.
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The downpour has already caused severe flooding across the country, and in Paris, the river Seine burst its banks, submerging roads and walkways along the embankment.
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In late July, Pyongyang took walls surrounding the building down, unveiling walkways to the hotel, fueling speculation that construction might start again, according to Fox News.
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According to the Huffington Post, the walkways, rented by the Alleen Company, a tent rental service based in Cincinnati, OH were ordered the Friday before the game.
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Instead, soulless walkways lined with shops sporting global brands have buried the maze of spice and gold markets that once were filled with the braying of donkeys.
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The mill was on the edge of railroad tracks, the signs above its doorways and walkways peeling paint, the rebar in its docks rusting through flaked concrete.
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That Saturday night, straight couples crowded the tiny walkways in long coats waiting for tables and commenting on how they never knew such a cute place existed.
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This year there was a load of rain before the event and frequent showers throughout Friday, which meant the main walkways quickly became nightmarish, wellie-grasping bogs.
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Anonymous probe data from iPhones, visualized, looks like thousands of dots, ebbing and flowing across a web of streets and walkways, like a luminescent web of color.
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Having been picked up each time she wandered off the paved walkways inside the co-op garden, Nina, who is now 8, developed an aversion to grass.
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Reached by walkways, it will be secured by hundreds of pilings and the strength of the largest private donation to a public park in New York's history.
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While Singapore is clearing cemeteries for highways and apartments, planners in other Asian cities are converting "dead spaces" underneath bridges and flyovers into walkways and bike trails.
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Farmingdale State College, a Costco, five cemeteries in a row, a golf course, block after block of white picket fences with perfectly snow-blown driveways and walkways.
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But "the boy," as Tequila Works' Miguel Paniagua tells me he's called, and nothing else, moves with ease across narrow walkways and through Uncharted-like climbing sections.
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Funding for the $14.2 million bridge, connecting plazas and walkways was part of a $19.4 million Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grant from the Department of Transportation.
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That eeriness was enveloping as I settled into my sleek, all-white hotel, Naia Resort, with diagonal outdoor walkways stacked one on top of another, like gills.
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Often called the Venice of the East, it features some of China's most exquisite traditional architecture, with whitewashed courtyard houses and meandering walkways above lotus-carpeted ponds.
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You can reach the stilt-supported buildings' bases at the ground floor or (via skywalk) the raised podium, which connects to the city's system of elevated walkways.
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And, of course, there's the River Walk — a city park with walkways along the San Antonio River, couched by a variety of shops and restaurants and historic sites.
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The walkways were sectioned off by shoulder-high white fences, making those of us in the crowd feel like a herd of prized livestock waiting to be auctioned.
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The company plans to spin off to shareholders Otis, which manufactures elevators, escalators and moving walkways, and Carrier, which makes a variety of products including refrigerators and HVACs.
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By Tuesday, the river breached its stone walls and began flooding adjacent walkways and roads, forcing City Hall to declare an Orange-level alert, its second-highest warning.
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Spoiler alert: Anner fails to complete his journey in the allotted time — and it's all due to the inaccessibility of public transit and walkways in New York City.
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For "Hadestown," the folk musician Anaïs Mitchell's version of the Eurydice myth (slated for Broadway next year), she transformed New York Theatre Workshop into a web of walkways.
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Morning walks of shame were not uncommon, with an athlete wearing mismatched country clothes scurrying across one of the walkways between the thousands of balconies and waving flags.
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All of the 27 residence halls come equipped with central air conditioning (an essential for hot Tennessee summers) and some even have gas fireplaces and elegant carpeted walkways.
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As an in-gallery video loops aerial footage of the sunlit Split 3 towers and their pleasantly meandering, palm tree-lined walkways, it is easy to see why.
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The players were housed at the Forest Hills Inn on Continental Avenue, a Tudor-style building connected to the railroad station and club via walkways above street level.
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Nature Trek gives children 3 and older a less challenging climbing expedition, whose stairs, walkways and crawl-through tunnels, fully encased in netting, lead to treehouse-like structures.
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The throngs of ice skaters and shoppers descending on Bryant Park's Winter Village have taken up all the seats, choked walkways and brought foot traffic to a shuffle.
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As the injuries piled up, Safe Walkways, an activist group, amassed hundreds of members in a Facebook group to oppose the scooters and file complaints to government agencies.
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As a landscape architect, he created intriguing, whimsical gardens, walkways and parks in Scotland, England, Italy, China, South Korea and elsewhere, many of them with science-based themes.
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"Every time you go up and down ladders, stairs, any walkways, anything that puts you at risk, we want you to use three points of contact," Murphy said.
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Today, the area surrounding the museum feels like a grittier version of the sloping plaza leading to the Pompidou Center, in Paris, with skateboarders skimming ramps and walkways.
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To help keep up with the overflowing cans, rear-loading garbage trucks lumbered back and forth like dinosaurs across lawns and meadows, hills and valleys, paths and walkways.
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The building's terra-cotta walkways, vaulted ceilings and candlelit archways open onto 26 rooms, each with a hand-carved cedar door depicting an iconic figure in Antigua's history.
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Dubai Airport plans to install the first of these virtual walkways by the end of summer 2018 at Terminal 3 where, with other terminals following in phases until 2020.
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Paltrow also shared a photo of her and Falchuck, 47, making their way down one of the winding raised walkways barefoot and wishing her followers a Happy New Year.
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It was already inhabited by native tribes, many of whom assiduously managed the land and were consummate trailmakers, carving out their walkways with moccasin-clad feet and dog sleds.
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Talk about what is being developed to expand pedestrian walkways and bikeways and highways that can accommodate electric-powered trucks and photovoltaic driving lanes capable of charging electric vehicles.
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Great stretches of the riverfront walkways that abut the high travertine embankments built after disastrous flooding in 1870 have been abandoned to the dubious artistic talents of graffiti taggers.
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Ms. Hidalgo, a Socialist elected in 2014 with the support of ecologists, wants clean air in the City of Light and the riverside express lanes turned into pedestrian walkways.
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Nobuhiro Kurosaki, 48, was a civil engineer who specialized in designing bridges and underground pedestrian walkways, according to a profile on the website of his employer, Oriental Consultants Global.
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Otis, a member of the family behind the Connecticut-based Otis Elevator Company, a leading manufacturer of elevators, escalators and moving walkways, was taken into custody the next day.
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In Venice, locals and tourists tottered on raised walkways throughout the city, while others waded through thigh-high water and even took a swim in historic St. Mark's Square.
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Walkways were created to allow commuters to avoid the streets and an entrance to the sports arena was designed with easier access from the train station than city streets.
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If the 20th century was about spreading out — the complexes are threaded with gardens, wide walkways, playgrounds and parking lots — the new phase of construction is more vertically focused.
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They kept reminding each other not to yell or block the walkways, knowing that police officers standing nearby could arrest them on charges of disorderly conduct or unlawful assembly.
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The protesters formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial centre to vent their frustration and anger at Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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There was the snow-melting electric blanket someone brought in for laying on walkways or cars, and the parachute for jumping out of an apartment window in case of fire.
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As Kate waited for the Queen's arrival, she nervously inspected her garden, picking up leaves and twigs that had drifted on to the walkways — hastily putting them into her handbag.
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Towers, balloons, inflatable rafts, light aerial walkways, drones and even giant cranes that have been helicoptered into place allow scientists to see what is going on under once-inaccessible foliage.
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In downtown San Francisco, the number of electric scooters has surged recently, introducing a host of problems, including people illegally riding on sidewalks, vandalization and parked scooters blocking the walkways.
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Pavegen which converts the kinetic energy of footsteps into both electricity and data, and it is also developing an ecosystem allowing people to be rewarded for steps on Pavegen walkways.
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Working hours are not regulated, but one day a week is allowed for rest—usually Sundays, when thousands of women sit atop cardboard in Hong Kong's public parks and walkways.
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The trendy master-planned neighborhood of Puerto Madero, a redevelopment of the former industrial port district close to Buenos Aires's financial center, has riverside walkways, parks, cafes, bars and restaurants.
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In much of the country, fall injuries rise during the winter months when walkways become slippery and trip hazards are obscured by snow, ice or, in some areas, by leaves.
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However, a bit of "the Nationals" at Forest Hills still lingers in the crowded walkways and S.R.O. side courts and vast consumer kiosks of today's bustling and highly profitable bazaar.
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Later, at the curb in front of the terminal, there were only three cars dropping off passengers, and inside, a pair of moving walkways carried just three people between them.
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I can use only one eye at a time, which means I lack depth perception, and I'm easily confused by shadows, brick walkways, curbs, steps and changes in floor texture.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 10.75-acre property has stone walls and walkways, large lawns and extensive gardens planted with day lilies and lavender, as well as a vegetable and fruit garden.
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Smooth, wide walkways and ramps: The parking lot and passenger drop-off areas should lead to an accessible route at least 36 inches wide and free of bumps and gaps.
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Most notably is the Thai artist Nino Sarabutra's "What Will We Leave Behind," more than 125,000 tea bag-size porcelain skulls that line the walkways of the Wat Prayurawongsawas temple.
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Although every square inch of Central Park is excruciatingly planned down to the bedrock, you seldom notice the vast infrastructure supporting the greenery, with the exception of walkways and lampposts.
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But soon, it will be transformed into a public park filled with lawns, walkways and even redwood trees, in the first stage of one of Philadelphia's biggest real estate projects.
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Bike-sharing is offered by at least four companies in Singapore, but its convenience has been overshadowed by viral online videos of bicycles blocking pedestrian walkways or being thrown into canals.
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There's a spotlight, a path light, and a step light that are all relatively affordable and designed to illuminate different parts of the home, including walkways, stairs, and above a garage.
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Its hometown in June issued a temporary ban on e-scooters until companies were properly permitted, a response to complaints about the growing clutter of scooters blocking doorways, walkways and driveways.
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For example, Amazon's programmable Kiva robot transports and shelves packages around the warehouse, reducing the need for workers to walk back and forth down the long walkways of a shop floor.
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One government adviser said the authorities had been making adjustments, including ensuring barrier-free access on public walkways and putting wider corridors and non-slip floors in new public rental housing.
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Outside, covered and open-air terraces look out on the sprawling backyard area, which includes garden-lined walkways branching out from the pool area that's topped off with an elaborate fountain.
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It comprises two miles of marigold-yellow walkways bobbing atop the waters of Lake Iseo, a small lake in northern Italy, connecting the waterside town of Sulzano with two small islands.
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The architecture of a regional mall does not lend itself to large anchor store locations being broken down into smaller shops since the doors and walkways aren't in the right places.
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"Residual snow and slush will refreeze early this morning, resulting in hazardous conditions on roads and walkways," the service said in an advisory, urging extra caution by those venturing out early.
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St. Andrews has beautiful country walkways — it sits, for instance, on the 117-mile-long Fife Coastal Path, which will take you past pink sandstone tidal stacks and basalt volcanic plugs.
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Along the flow of moving stairs and inclined moving walkways are supermarkets, convenience stores, specialty shops, pubs, coffee shops, restaurants and wet markets selling fresh poultry, pork, and fish and reptiles.
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The murky blocks by 36th Street and Third Avenue in Brooklyn now have brighter lighting, beautified walkways and lovely planters to clean the air and filter runoff from the highway above.
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The village has benefited handsomely from its association with Xi. Where once there was no running water, the town now has paved roads, tree-lined walkways and a gleaming visitor center.
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"This is just the beginning," Thanathorn told the cheering crowd that spilled across walkways and stairways close to the MBK Centre mall, in the heart of Bangkok's shopping and business district.
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As officials worked to clear blocked roads and walkways, the parks department urged people to stay out of city parks until winds had lessened and workers were able to clear debris.
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Both man and dog were dressed rigorously in black, but color was all around — it was Carnival week, and brightly costumed children threw thick trails of rainbow confetti on the park's walkways.
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And she says the mere presence of the farm, which added new green space, walkways, and benches to the center of Wagner Houses, has brought together people who had stopped crossing paths.
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For instance, cities such as Berlin, Bogota, Colombia, and Sao Paulo, Brazil, are building bus rapid transit networks and bike sharing programs, expanding pedestrian walkways and encouraging the use of electric cars.
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Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officials say the promenade will clear the riverbank of illegal encroachments, and open the river and its historic landmarks to the public with parks, bike paths and walkways.
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It planned to build a "mixed-use village" consisting of housing (some below market cost), grocery and drug stores, pedestrian walkways and more — all open to the public, and run by Facebook.
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In 2000, Prince William spent part of his gap year in Patagonia, where he volunteered by helping to build wooden walkways in local villages, as well as by teaching English to schoolchildren.
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As the train rocked from side to side, we made our way through all the cars toward the rear, and the sleeper cars, narrow walkways lined with utilitarian berths with metal doors.
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Once flanked by the backs of warehouses, old mills and commercial buildings, the river is cleaned up and fronted by pedestrian walkways, shops, restaurants, loft spaces and offices in the historic structures.
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Book Parrot Key Hotel & Villas starting at $179 per nightThe Parrot Key Hotel & Villas offers a lush tropical oasis filled with plants and palm trees that shade the outdoor pool and walkways.
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The project also established a still-expanding tram system and transformed over 8003,500,000 square feet of former docklands into an agreeable terrain of walkways, bike paths, landscaped gardens and public waterside attractions.
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His powerful modernist vision produced thousands of gardens and landscapes, including the famous curving mosaic walkways at Copacabana Beach in Rio and the beautiful rooftop garden at Banco Safra in São Paulo.
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That is not to say that the design isn't considerate, or that there aren't moments of inspiration: the raised walkways at Whitechapel, snaking through the pre-existing station, will be a particular highlight.
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State law and city ordinances prohibit anyone older than 16 from wearing masks that conceal their identity when on streets, walkways or private property, unless it is a holiday or theatrical production costume.
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The new campuses will be "a walkable community with paths, trails and covered walkways," Ford said, and include autonomous vehicles, on-demand shuttles, ebikes, new onsite services for workers and faster wireless internet.
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To Moonee, however, the Castle is a kingdom, and we join her as she parades along its walkways, delighting in her queenly dominion, and showing Jancey and Scooty the homes of her subjects.
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Some foot traffic has shifted to the upper walkways, so that the busy feeling now exists on multiple levels, as in a Habitrail filled with an endless stream of gerbils with tennis tickets.
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Many courts have been rebuilt and relocated to increase seating capacity and to expand the walkways in the southern part of the tennis center, which also includes new amenities like a food court.
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Needless to say, these little fellas have pissed off a lot of people for a bunch of different reasons -- blocking walkways, riding in the middle of roadways, drunk scooter riders ... and so on.
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"Shared courtyards and intersecting walkways were designed to encourage social cohesion among the residents," Natasha Egan, executive director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago, writes in a book essay.
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The proposed stadium will feature a translucent, sloping roof to reduce shadows on the pitch and aid grass growth, with venue walkways carefully designed to allow better ventilation and maintenance of the field.
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One morning before Cosby arrived for the day's proceeding, a work crew scrubbed walkways in front of the courtroom after graffiti artists covered them with protest slogans scrawled in chalk the previous night.
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The plan also includes an outdoor plaza connecting the grounds of Mr. Wright's home and studio to the center with walkways and terrace areas, and a lawn for outdoor community events and lectures.
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It will feature an indoor forest, complete with elevated bridges and walkways, an inventive playground (for kids and adults) and a garden with one of the largest indoor collections of plants in Singapore.
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The opera — which unfolds in 15 short, episodic scenes — is played atop a set (designed by Sabine Theunissen) built of platforms connected by rickety walkways, evoking a bombed-out city amid consuming chaos.
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A second photographer, the South African Alexia Webster, shot buildings in Ghana, like two university dormitories in Kumasi designed by the Ghanaian architect John Owusu Addo, their walkways shaded by geometric brise-soleil.
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The common spaces — a spacious gym, walkways lined with beige blocks and a courtyard surrounded by lush plants — are so recognizable that it's like walking onto the set of a popular TV show.
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While there's no good walkable way to get from one property to another on the Strip, you can use the trams and air-conditioned walkways between casinos to navigate clusters like this one.
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But with a skeleton crew of employees authorized to work through the shutdown, they will not be able to provide many basic services to visitors, including bathrooms and clearing snow and ice from walkways.
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Protesters formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial centre to vent their frustration and anger at the bill and the government's handling of the resulting demonstrations.
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When the waters begin to rise, the city authorities sound a siren to warn residents and put down elevated walkways along key pedestrian routes, helping Venetians and tourists to prepare for the encroaching tide.
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Protesters formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial center to vent their frustration and anger at the bill and the government's handling of the resulting demonstrations.
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It was deep winter when the term began, and my father was worrying a great deal about the weather: the snow on the windshield, the sleet on the roads, the ice on the walkways.
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" The group said the administration should work with "planners nationwide to clean up the air, protect our health and provide smarter transportation options for Americans such as more public transit, bikeways and pedestrian walkways.
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Cities that have been notably increasing their walkability include Washington, DC, and Seattle, where city planners started dedicating space on the edges of roads to pedestrians and calling them "walkways" as opposed to sidewalks.
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A dreamy undated watercolor by Charles Lamb is just one example of the many times people have imagined the Cartesian street grid continuing up a z-axis to connect mammoth buildings with aerial walkways.
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The college had another lockdown on Thursday, as dozens of professed free-speech defenders tangled with anarchists who were waiting for them at Red Square, the campus plaza named for its red-brick walkways.
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Motley figures wrestle and dance on what look like blood-red stages and walkways of ice, their colors and features not exactly clashing, but not quite in harmony, either: They're riots of autonomous details.
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As the boat pulled into the harbor, three generations of the West family — Peter, his son, Chris, and his grandson, Spencer — pointed out splintered wooden walkways and piers that rippled like roller coaster tracks.
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In Shatin, Reuters witnessed police firing a tear gas canister outside the New Town Plaza mall, and several people were taken away after entrances and walkways were blocked, glass panels smashed, and graffiti sprayed.
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The resorts accommodate up to two dogs per room, and each guest room has "easy access to outdoor pet walkways for exercise and green spaces with pet relief areas," according to the Disney Parks blog.
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The documents also revealed that around $250,000 was spent to operate Air Force Two, and as Pence arrived to the game, temporary walkways were placed in downtown Indianapolis, which added another $2,368 on the total.
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This helped a ton when walking back and forth from the interior of ride buildings to exterior walkways and looking at images while walking around under the molten, ever-present eye of a merciless star.
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NEWTON, Iowa — On the coldest day of winter so far, Cindy Pollard skittered up icy walkways in her white nurse's sneakers, trying to persuade undecided, indifferent and sometimes hostile voters to caucus for Hillary Clinton.
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As the sun burns high in the sky people retreat to their homes, save for a few men lying in the shade of colonial-era walkways, chewing qat leaves that bring on a hazy high.
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That's why a growing number of luxury buildings are adding elaborate park-like settings — think birch trees, grassy expanses and landscaped walkways — to the list of residents-only perks intended to attract buyers and renters.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - When Rio opened its Olympic Park this month there was one thing conspicuously absent around the venues, walkways and public areas where visitors will gather to watch 16 sports in August: trees.
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Mahane Yehuda market, which over years has experienced a number of deadly Palestinian attacks against shoppers, is also one of Jerusalem's hottest night spots, with bars open and music echoing through the walkways until dawn.
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My father listened attentively but looked skeptical as we picked our way among the dusty paths and walkways, the giant inward-sloping walls, the heaps of gray stones rising out of patches of yellowed grass.
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One of the best feelings in the game is walking down the walkways to get across to different production floors and then looking up and seeing the belts and other overpasses criss-cross the gaps.
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Book Signature at MGM from $56 per nightThe Signature is an all-suite hotel set back from the MGM Grand's main resort and casino, but is still easily accessible to it by fully indoor walkways.
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The transit center, which will include a retail mall and elaborate pedestrian walkways, will ultimately link 11 subway lines and PATH trains and will serve the roughly 49,000 commuters currently using the temporary station each weekday.
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With "Punks, Victoriana and schoolboys" the inspiration for creative director Alessandro Michele, models strutted down the walkways of the cloisters, which date from the 13th to 15th centuries, in bold designs adorned with peacocks and snakes.
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Given the building work, together with major construction projects nearby in an area that is being quickly built up, the walkways near the station are temporary and narrow, with uneven surfaces and lined with painted plywood.
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The new project, the "Floating Piers" comprises two miles of marigold-yellow walkways gently bobbing on top of Lake Iseo, a small lake in northern Italy, connecting the waterside town of Sulzano with two small islands.
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And if you've been to the physical therapy and rehabilitation areas of hospitals, you'll have seen the walkways on which patients with impaired mobility truck up and down as pressure sensors record and analyze their gait.
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In his statements to the court, Mr. Moore said the security company knew about repeated instances of objects being thrown from the pedestrian walkways, presenting a danger to passers-by below that was never adequately addressed.
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Such earnings clearly fund the maintenance of vast meadows surrounded by miles of fencing, stone barns with varnished interiors that smell of hay rather than manure, and spongy faux-brick walkways that are soft on hooves.
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In 2019, Singapore's iconic Raffles Hotel reopened after a two-year renovation, and next year the city-state will introduce new green spaces, pedestrian walkways, and reconstructed railway stations, Lila Harron Battis reported for Travel & Leisure.
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Daily Total: $0 Day Eleven Noon – As outdoor activities are the main attraction in the area, we set off to explore Vintgar Gorge, a five-mile trail made up of walkways and bridges that crisscross the gorge.
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The Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern itself only opened to the public this May, part of the redeveloped Buffalo Bayou Park on the edge of downtown that offers pedestrian-friendly walkways and greenspace around the previously inaccessible waterway.
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Holidays were taken very seriously, Schexnyder says—especially Mardi Gras, celebrated with a parade through Carville's two and a half miles of covered walkways so that bedridden patients could still see the festivities from their infirmary rooms.
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There are wide bike lanes running down the middle of the long, roughly L-shaped complex, and dozens of kiosks and stands between the bike lanes and the pedestrian walkways on either side of the long hall.
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The 40-story Hyatt Regency Kansas City, designed by three local architects with an atrium imitating Mr. Portman's, was the scene of a collapse of two aerial walkways in 1981 during a dance competition in the lobby.
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In the heart of the Latvian capital, Riga, a former Soviet military base was turned into a vibrant cultural and recreational space, with cobblestone walkways, playgrounds and a skate park, as well as a number of festivals.
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The Cobble Hill Association is part of a coalition of more than a dozen local organizations that wants to transform the roadway, which is in dire need of reconstruction, with parkland, pedestrian walkways and express bus service.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — I'm sure there was a time when I was thrilled by the first snow of the season, but after more than 20 years of shoveling my walkways and driveway, I'm pretty much over it.
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With a courtyard of mature olive trees, old oaks, walkways lined with tall grasses and a pool, the property has become "this little private oasis, right smack in the middle of an incredible urban city," he said.
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The discovery of the unexploded ordnance prompted police to close several roads and cordon off the area in the busy Wan Chai neighborhood, with shops shuttered and nearby walkways sealed off as disposal experts examined the device.
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Andrey Paounov's documentary Walking on Water chronicles the making of "The Floating Piers," a larger-than-life installation of walkways that allowed people to walk above the surface of the lake, from the mainland to nearby islands.
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One of the more familiar selections is "Yankee Doodle Dandy," played on a Brooklyn-made hand-crank-operated barrel piano like the ones that street musicians carried or wheeled down city walkways in the mid-19th century.
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The Zen Garden Spa is the property's on-site oasis, and boasts a Himalayan salt room, a turquoise blue quartz-tiled eucalyptus steam room and black, bamboo-lined walkways marked with Buddhas that lead to outdoor treatment rooms.
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One could rent a bike at the warehouse-converted food hall at Ponce City Market and pedal via tree-lined walkways to a high-tech park meant to turn into a pond from a deluge of storm runoff.
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The protesters, including young families as well as the elderly, formed a sea of black along roads, walkways and train stations across Hong Kong's financial centre to vent their frustration and anger at Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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Beyond standing out among the less inspired buildings of the downtown Chicago area, the new Apple Store also happens to be very poorly thought through considering its thin roof now has dangerous icicles hanging perilously over public walkways.
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Second Sight, the company marketing the new device, says it will allow users to detect basics like paved walkways and the presence of people, along with the potential to enjoy their dinner plate, the moon and Christmas lights.
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During a tour of the refinished dome's interior, construction inspector Tom Nowell clambered up steep stairways to point out improvements, such as a new lighting system, walkways, new glazing and netting for access to hard-to-reach spots.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - For the telecoms industry, the task of launching 25G services is a lot like going the wrong way on the moving walkways that ferry delegates around the vast Barcelona fairground that hosts the Mobile World Congress.
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A collage shows St. Stephen's Green, a park in Dublin, which Christo said "was the perfect place for wrapped walkways," an idea inspired by Japanese ceremonial gardens, which Christo and Jeanne-Claude first tried to create in 1969.
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The Serpentine's artistic director, Hans-Ulrich Obrist, said he had approached Christo after seeing his 2016 "Floating Piers" installation on Lake Iseo, Italy, for which walkways made of fabric were laid out on the surface of the lake.
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Members of the group, whose formation was inspired by complaints from Mr. Sitorus's young daughter about dangerous sidewalks, hold signs and plead with motorcyclists to stick to the roads and urge drivers not to park cars on walkways.
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Some of the water evaporates from warm concrete walkways, wafting an artificial petrichor scent over entrance D2, the gate in the north-west corner of the compound which leads to a sixth factory as yet only half built.
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The Manitou caves, located about 80 miles southeast of Huntsville, Alabama, were open for tourism from 1888 to 1979, and walkways were built to facilitate public access, destroying some signs of the Cherokee's earlier use of the caves.
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But many period details have been preserved, including beautiful stone mosaics in a large central courtyard surrounded by arcades, which are suggestive of the covered walkways called portici that hug miles of boulevards and vast piazzas around the city.
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There, among walkways and arcades especially designed for thinking, Euclid came to formulate his theorems; Eratosthenes to measure the circumference of the Earth; and Herophilos to prove that the brain, not the heart, was the seat of the intellect.
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It's a humorous reminder of human mortality, but the plants and raised walkways in Steyerl's installation remind us of all the tragic and avoidable ways in which we might die in the future: through ecosystem collapse or widespread flooding.
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As part of its $600 million overhaul, scheduled for completion in 2018, the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center has moved courts around, moved seats up, installed a cunning network of raised walkways and opened up sightlines everywhere.
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Extreme anti-government protesters have escalated their actions in Hong Kong over the past week, blocking major thoroughfares and transit hubs, occupying at least two universities, tearing up brick walkways, vandalizing cars and stacking debris to shut down movement.
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As part of its $600 million overhaul, scheduled for completion in 113, the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center has moved courts around, moved seats up, installed a cunning network of raised walkways and opened up sightlines everywhere.
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In 259, the Nobu Ryokan Malibu, a homage to the serenity of a Japanese inn, opened on Carbon Beach, offering 16 rooms discreetly set in a maze of teak and glass, with two private walkways leading to the sand.
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People who work in Battery Park City are clustered in Brookfield Place, a warren of interconnected office buildings interspersed with shops formerly known as the World Financial Center, whose enclosed, climate-controlled walkways evoke, in a sense, Johnson's vision.
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" — Jake Petersen, 219, Williamsburg, Brooklyn Battery Park: "A beach would cap the decades long effort to open up the city's waterfront, and go beyond the traditional esplanades and walkways that have been employed in recent years to ring Manhattan.
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Art looks weak there — the sallow light, the weird pitch of the walkways — and the lovely shock of its high-whipped white circles relies on it being surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of plain old unambitious squared-off townhouses.
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Charles II, who had returned from exile in France to sit on the English throne, brought home with him a sense of wonderment at the wide walkways and formal grandeur that he had seen at the Palace of Versailles.
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In a nondescript industrial building on the south side of Hong Kong Island, there is a portal into the abyss, a series of pitch-black halls and walkways designed to disorient the senses and present art in a radically different way.
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Elsewhere in the Arsenale, in Ralph Rugoff's curated exhibition at the heart of the biennale, is Hito Steyerl's installation "This is the Future" (2019), which combines projected videos with raised walkways inspired by those used in Venice during high tides.
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Beyond selling marijuana products, the attached distillery offers interactive and visual experiences for visitors, like synchronized 3D projections on the lobby walls and walkways lit with sensory activated LED lights, so a trail of colored lights follows guests as they walk.
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It includes family seating separate from singles, couples seating, seats designed for those who want to work and be left alone, beds which economy passengers can book to sleep horizontally, walkways to stretch your legs, lounges, private apartments — you name it.
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Mitchell J. Silver, the city's parks commissioner, said that besides lowering or removing fences, the plan also involved installing new benches, greenery and distinctive walkways, as well as treating the sidewalks that border parks as part of the parks themselves.
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The outdoor furniture includes spare tables and chairs (designed by Stefano Giovannoni and Jasper Morrison, and donated by Herman Miller), curvy black-and-white modular "Copabananas" benches in the grass, and Yves Behar ipe wood and aluminum benches on the walkways.
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In 2008, the city approved a master plan designed in collaboration with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Richard Meier & Partners that originally included six residential towers, an office building, five acres of public parks and walkways, a public school and affordable housing.
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Come summer, this 17-acre site should be covered by 400 trees and more than 20 mounded gardens filled with native plants and walkways as well as bike paths connected to more than 100 miles of greenway stretching across Raleigh.
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Built by MGM Resorts and set between the company's Monte Carlo and New York, New York resorts, the Park offers walkways through landscapes designed to reflect the native flora of the desert and shade structures that light up at night.
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The reality will probably be a bit different, but the city has said it will push developers to create varied ways to enjoy the waterfront, beyond the paved walkways and benches behind Whole Foods and the Bond Street high-rises.
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There will also be sprinklers embedded in the grass to irrigate the fairways, miles of spray hoses used by maintenance crews and, according to the weather forecast, rain showers that might create temporary puddles in the parking lots and walkways.
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The new plan, which the Montgomery County Council accepted much of in a straw vote on April 25 before an expected formal vote in late May, also proposes a series of new, small parks and more bike lanes and walkways.
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READ: Pedestrian bridge collapses at a university in Miami Hyatt Regency Walkway Deaths: 114 Where: Kansas City, Missouri When: July 17, 1981 The walkways on the second and fourth floor of the Hyatt Regency Hotel collapsed under the weight of guests.
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The stench starts to hit as we pass through stringent security and, wrinkling our noses, we climb a flight of stairs to the labyrinthine walkways for a bird's eye view of all those curvaceous rumps hemmed into wooden fenced pens.
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Since then, Charles has overseen a transformation, creating a kitchen garden providing food year-round for the house, and walkways of azalea (the prince loves to create highly-scented areas of the 15 acres of garden) and the four-acre wildflower meadow sprinkled.
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"Park staff encourages all visitors to have a safe visit by staying on designated trails and walkways, always keeping a safe distance from the edge of the rim and staying behind railings and fences at overlooks," park officials said in a statement.
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Some 4,500 guests are expected for the 10th anniversary Dinner in the Sky at Brussels' Atomium, a complex of steel spheres and walkways in the form of a crystal that has become the city symbol since being built for the 1958 World's Fair.
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"It's all about the grounds," says the designer, Justin Hill, which are accessed via an ancient copper gate and include a large main lawn, naturally occurring streams and moss-covered stone walkways surrounded by dense plots of Japanese maple and cedar trees.
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The arcades were constructed from the 1960s through the 1980s under an abandoned and discredited zoning theory that imagined Water Street, near the southern tip of Manhattan Island, benefiting from covered pedestrian walkways like those on the Rue de Rivoli in Paris.
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On the first day of the hajj, pilgrims will honor Hajar by walking seven times between the sites of the two hills, though our journey will be more comfortable than her trek: the marble-tiled walkways between Safa and Marwa are air-conditioned.
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Fences spanning across the reflecting pool and onto the walkways halfway between the Lincoln Memorial and World War II Memorial prevented those without the credentials from getting too close, creating a separation of White House invitees and the rest of the general public.
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Its fluorescent light cast a nightclub glow on the raw concrete arches that lined the walkways, illuminating the worn paving stones and the boarded-up windows and doors of the former-abbey-turned-French-armed-forces-ministry-turned-soon-to-be-YSL-headquarters.
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The low, serpentine structures, which, in a reversal of traditional practice, evolved from the landscape design, mimicked the natural forms of the Geumgang River and Charyeong Range nearby, with rooftop pedestrian walkways and gathering areas reminiscent of the High Line in New York.
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The crime was committed in Annese's second-floor apartment in a turquoise clapboard home on Wadsworth Street, not even a block from the Geneseo campus, a picturesque 21 acres laden with brick walkways and ivy-covered buildings, about 27 miles south of Rochester.
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Overall star rating: 4.6Total number of reviews: 3,274One thing to know: Located in the heart of New Orleans' Central Business District, the Smoothie King Center is connected to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome — home of the New Orleans Saints — by two pedestrian walkways.
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Through its tactile, interactive installations — including cave-like wooden pyramids, shipping containers, elevated metal walkways, and 3D printers — the show is a trip through big ideas about how, through our senses and our work, we engage with an increasingly automatized and digitized reality.
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Several staircases and walkways lead to the house's stacked wood-and-glass modules, conforming to the geography of the site and providing space for gardens and natural water features — one of which, a 720-square-foot rectangular pool, is bio-filtered for swimming.
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Eric Kempson, a British citizen who has been living on Lesbos for over a decade, has been documenting the deteriorating conditions in the Moria refugee camp, posting videos of tents collapsing under the weight of snow and migrants slogging through muddy walkways.
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"It's all about the grounds," said the designer, Justin Hill, which are accessed via an ancient copper gate and include a large main lawn, naturally occurring streams and moss-covered stone walkways surrounded by dense plots of Japanese maple and cedar trees.
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When I recently spent a day there (picnic included), I took in a stunning waterfall in the middle of the mountains, then walked down the winding stairs (the walkways are almost five miles long) and along the wooden promenade by the river.
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I'm actually having some conversations with that company now, and figuring out whether or not I could get a rough estimate of what it'd cost to reconstruct a simpler version of that bridge, with the additions of the walkways on either side.
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The Earth spins more quickly at the equator than the poles, causing those north and southward winds to twist into swirls, for the same reason that your body would rotate if you laid perpendicularly on a pair of parallel moving walkways moving different speeds.
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Internally, however, I was grappling with the horrors of late capitalism and how Jewel would play into them, while simultaneously thinking its trampoline net walkways looked fucking sick and being kind of bummed I wouldn't be able to include them in the day's speed run.
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In addition to sustainable design (reclaimed wood, a sustainable cooling system, solar-powered heat) the seven guest suites and gardens will feature walls and walkways embedded with thousands of crushed rose quartz crystals, and carved with blessings — to channel the energy of the heart.
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Unfortunately, that same number of security forces wasn't enough to prevent catastrophe from striking in 2015: That year, more than 2,20163 people were killed when a stampede occurred at the intersection of two pedestrian walkways leading out of the tent city toward the jamarat bridge.
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From five of these two-dimensional works, including an overhead perspective of an Indian courtyard garden, she has built three-dimensional projections of their bridges, teahouses and walkways coming off the walls and out into the gallery at exaggerated scale and painted an austere gray.
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The city has steadily acquired nine acres to build "resiliency parks," which will combine public amenities such as playgrounds, walkways, and dog runs with "green infrastructure" — rain gardens, shade tree pits, porous pavement, and underground detention systems that soak up stormwater and cool down sunbaked streets.
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The walkways of the prison are lined with ad hoc tents, the walls of the camp are covered in garbage, refugees are forced to burn trash at night due to a lack of proper winterization, and the bathrooms and showers don't appear to have proper drainage.
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VanMoof Plus was designed from the ground up to help reduce waste produced by the disposable economy, particularly dock-less bike services that are flooding the world's cities (and trash dumps) with cheap Chinese bikes that can clog pedestrian walkways and pollute open spaces when left unchecked.
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Scenes of the surging, panicked crowds, flashing emergency lights and the shadowy terminal walkways fresh in mind, I found that my voice shook as I spoke to Norwegian airline workers who chalked up events to "human nature" and mused about how no one was to blame.
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He described the new building, which is projected to open in 211, as a deliberately unobtrusive structure that would fit in with the circular plaza and the boulevardlike walkways behind the statue that were paved in the 1980s, around the time the statue itself underwent major renovations.
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Although the high-design construction has only recently begun, the more straightforward, utilitarian portions have been underway, including the two walkways that will connect the park to the shoreline and make it part of Hudson River Park, which runs along the waterfront from Lower Manhattan to Midtown.
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Amy Cahoon, who has lived in the Outer Banks since 1970, said she had gotten so bored sitting at home that she decided to drive out to the beach to watch the tide swell and the waves pulse their way into low-lying roads and walkways.
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Zhang Lexiang, general secretary of the China Elevator Association (which also covers escalators and moving walkways), noted that although subway entrances in Western countries often have multiple escalators that can alternate between up and down duty, in Chinese subway stops there is generally only one — that goes up.
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Following a massive population boom after World War II, the 6.4-acre patch of land became a haven for gangs and drug lords, an almost lawless sliver of Earth where you could walk around the entire city, using improvised staircases to sky-high walkways, without ever touching the ground.
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Utilizing parks, playgrounds, pedestrian walkways, and a number of buildings' lobby spaces, one such proposal, by Katrina Yin and Abigail Smith, imagined a direct walking route between the 6 train station at Astor Place, and the 1st Avenue L train station, which would be defunct during the shutdown.
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The towers are connected by a system of elevated walkways, suspended 18 feet above the gallery floor, and are designed to disorient: the walkway is rigged to have a certain bounce and flimsiness, with the sound of your steps clattered, distorted, and amplified by hidden microphones and speakers.
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On Monday night, for example, several blocks of Hollywood Boulevard transformed into a galaxy far, far away, with blue carpet lining the streets and walkways and a light-up archway that looked straight out of a First Order ship — down to the red and white stormtroopers roaming the halls.
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Apple Park's design is in stark contrast to One Infinite Loop's, which is a loose loop of disconnected buildings with a small open, grassy area in the middle, crisscrossed with numerous walkways where, by design, co-workers from different departments can run into each other and, perhaps, exchange information and ideas.
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Each has interlocking terra cotta roof tiles, French double-shuttered windows evenly spaced across the facade, ornate garlands of molded plasterwork and sheltered "five foot" connected walkways — a feature to protect pedestrians from rain or hot sun that was called for by Sir Stamford Raffles in Singapore's first town plan in 1822.
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The Talat Mai market, for example, pulses with the life of Chinatown, noisy and vibrant in the hours before dawn but not beautiful, a place where the carcasses of pigs are loaded onto carts, piles of plucked chickens lie on the ground, and laborers pull heavy carts, shouting their way through congested walkways.
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The 5,380-square-foot home, which Mr. Thompson, the founding principal of the Los Angeles-based architecture firm Assembledge, designed for his family of four, is three separate pavilions connected by glass walkways, with enormous glass doors that slide open to connect the interior rooms to a mosaic of courtyards and gardens.
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Walls set up to keep people out of a construction area around the gargantuan Ryugyong Hotel were pulled down as the North marked the anniversary of the Korean War armistice to reveal two broad new walkways leading to the building and the big red propaganda sign declaring that North Korea is a leading rocket power.
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Yet the mobs strutting along walkways threaded through a maze of pavilions, tents and pop-ups crammed inside the 16th-century Fortezza da Basso were so dense that it felt like wandering into a tube-sock sale at a street fair rather than a multibillion-dollar trade event, among the most important in the business.
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"These new companies seem to be using [the bikes] more like marketing vehicles and using the streets for their private gain," Sadik-Khan says of Ofo and Mobike, which are giving city dwellers more freedom to zip around congested cities like Shanghai, but attracting bad press in the process around bike-strewn pedestrian walkways and bikes piled sky high.
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Though the agency in charge of Angkor Wat has started to limit the amount of visitors at a popular sunset watching spot near the temple, Fodor's suggests that protecting the temple with walkways and protective glass, regulating hotels' use of water, and promoting tourism elsewhere in Cambodia would help relieve the strain on Angkor Wat and Siem Reap.
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If you're visiting in the new year, start your final day in Chamonix by taking the stomach-dropping cable car ride up to the top of the Aiguille du Midi, an icy, steep peak that hosts a cluster of buildings and walkways for visitors to explore (€61.50 round trip; closed for repairs until later this month).
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