And buildings with historic merit were also sometimes more expensive than newer buildings nearby, as were older buildings with elevators.
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Buildings that averaged more than one violation per month, by year Smaller residential buildings Other buildings 131 buildings 119 60 23 15 20183 6 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 through April Since 2013, most failure-to-comply violations have cited small residential buildings.
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Buildings that averaged more than one violation per month, by year Smaller residential buildings Other buildings 131 buildings 119 513 23 15 6 6 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 1043 2019 through April Since 2013, most failure-to-comply violations have cited small residential buildings.
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Much damage to buildings, several buildings destroyed in this area.
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The blaze has destroyed 22 buildings and is threatening 600 buildings.
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Buildings Buildings Other details in the video help verify its authenticity.
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There are blocks of smaller buildings and blocks of larger buildings.
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Most of the steel buildings identified as vulnerable are office buildings, but the city also has a number of large steel-frame condominium buildings.
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On my phone, Instagram is a series of squares and rectangles with pictures of babies, clogs, books, lakes and buildings, buildings and more buildings.
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Buildings that averaged more than one violation per month, by year Smaller residential buildings Other buildings 50023 buildings 50013 50003 232017 232018 23100 2344 2315 231 23500 56 23100 2350 2019 through April Note: Data from Jan.
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Buildings, apartment buildings with no walls, still sort of hanging suspended there.
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Midtown in particular is filled with buildings and not many residential buildings.
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We own 23 buildings, so they're in different buildings in different locations.
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We had to take out buildings, then create new buildings and backdrops.
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Buildings, and residential buildings in particular, are the world's largest energy consumers.
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I hope that one day these paper buildings will become real buildings.
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Plans for commercial buildings, including retail complexes and office buildings, fell 20.8 percent, though declines were also seen in intentions for institutional and industrial buildings.
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I saw Romanesque buildings and Palladio's buildings and Alberti's and Brunelleschi's buildings, all of which finally made me realize what architecture could aspire to be.
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While many newer masonry buildings collapsed, the older bamboo buildings withstood the tremor.
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At least 38 buildings, including apartments and office buildings, collapsed during the earthquake.
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We should be moving buildings back, or demolishing buildings that are at great risk.
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The earthquake shook buildings, cracked walls, and caused people to flee from shaking buildings.
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The way we heat our buildings, or refrigerate our buildings, on the household level.
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In other words, buildings often look like matter, and matter often looks like buildings.
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And studies have shown that actually green buildings appreciate faster than non-green buildings.
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It started in Rome, when I was studying archeology and history, because all the buildings there, the most beautiful buildings there, the classic buildings are made from trash.
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He saw buildings under construction and schools and hospitals and other public buildings being rebuilt.
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"We are not about buildings, because buildings can't smile," Provenance Hotels states on its website.
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Zero-net energy buildings: buildings that can produce as much energy as they consume. 2.
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If not buildings, they might suggest decks, patios, balconies, partitions, or other parts of buildings.
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If we knew how to make new buildings better, we would accept new buildings more.
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After covering the buildings in kerosene, he shot most of the buildings to scorched rubble.
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"Buildings falling on top of other buildings — that's not going to happen," Mr. Klemencic said.
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They saw similar co-op units in similar buildings, primarily brick buildings of medium size.
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Correction: An earlier version incorrectly stated the Public Buildings Renewal Act was for private buildings.
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A Swedish study of timber buildings found they had fewer fires than traditional buildings, but that some insurance companies are reluctant to insure timber buildings given concerns about water damage.
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The energy efficiency mandate that Mr. de Blasio has proposed applies to buildings of more than 25,000 square feet, which includes thousands of apartment buildings, office buildings, factories and warehouses.
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Renters who live in more luxury buildings, or those who are living in non-luxury buildings?
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"Big beautiful boobs and buildings big beautiful boobs and buildings," he said, stopping himself from hyperventilating.
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The caps set limits for different types of buildings, such as apartment houses or office buildings.
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Participating buildings then receive scores indicating how efficient (or inefficient) they are compared to similar buildings.
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The proposed order, called "Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again," favors classical design for buildings in Washington.
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Their projects have included transforming heritage buildings to creating sensor systems to make buildings function better.
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McCrory said 2000 buildings flooded in Lumberton, and authorities are forecasting 285 buildings in Greenville will flood.
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Many of the new buildings have been upscale apartment or condo buildings in affluent or gentrifying neighborhoods.
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They built some really -- and I -- I built beautiful buildings, and they've built some really beautiful buildings.
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"The buildings that really understood the value at the outset were luxury rental buildings," Ms. Loftus said.
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Michigan State University said it cut hot water to some buildings and reduced temperatures in some buildings.
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Here's what is happening: Buildings: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency standards for federal buildings.
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Decarbonizing buildings will involve implementing zero-carbon standards for all new buildings and funding the wholesale retrofitting of existing buildings, millions of which use fossil fuels like natural gas for heating and cooling.
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Additionally, some condo associations and landlord-controlled buildings have banned the smoking the sticky icky inside their buildings.
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Renderings of the timber buildings show plans for mixed-use buildings with office space, residential space, and shops.
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Hundreds at oil installations, government buildings Hundreds demonstrated at oil installations, offices of political parties and government buildings.
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The Golden Mile has a mix of architectural styles, from opulent Art Nouveau buildings to modern, glassy buildings.
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"When you look out this window, you see buildings going up in front of other buildings," Haber says.
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WeWork is reportedly planning to soon buy its own buildings instead of subleasing space from other people's buildings.
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If shootouts go down near or inside buildings, search those buildings for provisions, cash and other valuable items.
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REITs typically target office buildings, warehouses, multifamily apartment buildings and other centralized properties that are easy to manage.
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"A lot of the Broadway buildings are the only buildings that have ever been there," Professor Leadon said.
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There are also 40 rental apartments in six buildings and 17 mixed-use buildings with 43 residential units.
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Developers often purchase the unused development rights of adjacent buildings to add height and bulk to their buildings.
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Those buildings, at three and five stories, conform to city codes, which limit timber buildings to seven stories.
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Instead of plowing more money into highways, as it typically does, this time the US could fund clean infrastructure: long-distance power transmission lines, carbon capture facilities, universal broadband internet, and buildings, buildings, buildings.
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Since 2010, the number of zero energy buildings across the United States and Canada has spiked 700%, according to the New Buildings Institute, a nonprofit organization that supports the construction of energy-efficient commercial buildings.
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The American Disabilities Act requires buildings to follow certain standards to allow disabled people the ability to access buildings.
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The decline was attributed to lower construction intentions for non-residential buildings, especially in retail complexes and office buildings.
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Many buildings are providing the bicycles themselves, acquiring their own fleets — emblazoned with the buildings' names — for residents' use.
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While Mr. Chambers acknowledged that some glass buildings were energy efficient, "all glass buildings perform against themselves," he said.
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Today, there are about 280 miles of sidewalk scaffolding in front of 7,752 buildings, according to the Buildings Department.
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New York's early apartment buildings had large terraces on the setbacks at the top of buildings, adjacent to penthouses.
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For many New Yorkers, the concept of density conjures up taller buildings, although tall buildings are often low density.
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Because the buildings are tall, and the car obviously small, I was unable to grab photos of certain buildings.
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Industrial permits rose for the second month in a row on increased plans to build primary industry buildings and manufacturing plants, but permits for commercial buildings dropped with fewer plans to build hotels and office buildings.
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The new standards require solar photovoltaics on new residential single-family buildings and multifamily buildings up to three stories high.
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Buildings there are spotless, but they still have the atmosphere of a squatter's camp, of people occupying someone else's buildings.
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She said the galleries on the museum's campus are double-enclosed, meaning they are buildings inside buildings with thick walls.
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Microsoft currently has 125 buildings at its campus, and once the project is complete this will rise to 131 buildings.
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The samples were taken from 68 buildings in the school district; some buildings were annexes associated with the same school.
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I see cranes and apartment buildings under construction every day on my way to work, and frequently notice new buildings.
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In Florida, following Hurricane Michael, buildings built to modern code requirements fared far better than buildings built to older standards.
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Ernest: These buildings are very close, and someone flicked a cigarette between the buildings, and a huge fire came up.
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In total, more than 22007 miles of scaffolding cover the front of 20123,22012 buildings, according to the city's Buildings Department.
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Another 2,000 feet northeast of that, two other buildings are damaged It's unclear what the three buildings were used for.
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Manhattan will come in second, with 6,342 units in 79 buildings, followed by Queens, with 233,302 units in 154 buildings.
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Jeyifous's design features Orange, barrel-shaped buildings with steel frames built on top of older, blocky buildings, connected by monorails.
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There are giant grey buildings made of concrete in this world, and they tower over other buildings or figures just like the real-life Brutalist buildings that popped up in the back half of the 20th century.
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Narrow streets coupled with high buildings shaded them, while thick-walled buildings and open windows allowed the inside of buildings to keep cool, said Cécile de Munck, a researcher at Météo France, the national weather service said.
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Smaller residential buildings Three- or four-family building One-family house Larger residential and nonresidential buildings Two-family building 26,973 17,20163 violations 10,290 10,090 Building type not available The number of buildings with numerous violations has increased.
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Smaller residential buildings Three- or four- family building One- family house Larger residential and nonresidential buildings Two-family building 20193,973 17,430 violations 10,290 10,090 Building type not available The number of buildings with numerous violations has increased.
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Smaller residential buildings Three- or four-family building One-family house Larger residential and nonresidential buildings Two-family building 26,50093 50083,50073 violations 50063,50053 50043,50033 Building type not available The number of buildings with numerous violations has increased.
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It's easy enough to get relatively accurate 3D data about huge things like buildings, but what about everything around those buildings?
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"Most of the factory owners we deal with run in rented buildings or shared buildings," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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This has promoted the design of glass buildings, lightweight structures and deep-plan buildings, which preclude the use of natural ventilation.
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Construction of new buildings near the Uranium Enrichment Complex is also ongoing, with some buildings nearing completion and new projects started.
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On the upside, intentions for commercial buildings rose 1.0 percent on higher construction plans for office buildings in Quebec and Manitoba.
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Damaged buildings were covered to protect their contents from snow, precious objects moved to shelters, and buildings shored up against aftershocks.
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The Federal Statistics Office said authorities issued permits for 24,3003 new residential buildings and approved construction work at 2300,2000 existing buildings.
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There are no high-rise buildings; the city's land use plan bans the construction of new buildings over five stories high.
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They will be mostly new construction with the others being urban conversions of historic buildings — banks, office buildings — into the hotel.
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Once, the buildings were skid row flophouses, but many were converted to apartment buildings and other uses in the late 1970s.
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There have been 129 buildings with glass curtain walls constructed in the city since 2015, according to the Department of Buildings.
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Historic townhouses and luxury apartment buildings are also part of the mix, mostly along the avenues, where tall buildings are permitted.
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Around 75 percent of the buildings throughout the five boroughs were constructed before 1960, according to the NYC Department of Buildings.
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The Federal Statistics Office said authorities issued permits for 127.140 new residential buildings and approved construction work at 21.251 existing buildings.
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The Thomas Fire destroyed a total 215 buildings in the city of Ventura and another 218 buildings in the county, Derum said.
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If approved, Asmara would benefit from technical assistance, helping renovate and preserve the historic buildings, which include offices, government buildings and homes.
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"The government just removed illegal buildings like stores, houses, religious building, but they are merely huts, not really big buildings," he said.
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The VAB is one of the world's largest buildings The VAB is one of the world's largest buildings, in terms of volume.
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I think modern architecture and industrial civilization treat buildings as if they're products, as if buildings and nature are two separate entities.
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These buildings were constructed during a recession, however, and developers in Downtown Brooklyn are hopeful their speculative buildings will buck the trend.
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After eight buildings collapsed in Kenya in 2015, killing 15 people, President Uhuru Kenyatta ordered an audit of all the country's buildings.
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While concrete simply cracks in earthquakes, which means concrete buildings must be demolished and replaced, wood buildings can be repaired after earthquakes.
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We are also in the process of disposing of 430 vacant buildings and are reviewing another 784 underutilized buildings for possible disposal.
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It works by day because of small office buildings on the street and very large office buildings to the east and west.
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Some 300 houses and buildings have been knocked down to widen the famed narrow lanes -- called galis -- and buildings leading to the temple.
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Today, McMurdo Station has approximately 100 buildings covering 49 acres, with some of the oldest buildings still in place after over 50 years.
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Net zero buildings are generally accepted to mean buildings that are highly energy efficient, with all remaining operational energy use from renewable energy.
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The discrepancies made the buildings appear more profitable to the lender — and less profitable to the officials who set the buildings' property tax.
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They account for a range of damages, from various buildings, such as homes, businesses, and government buildings, to crops to offshore energy platforms.
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Carbon monoxide detectors have been mandatory in all new buildings in Manitoba since 2011, though there is no law for pre-existing buildings.
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On Thursday, China's central bank barred real estate agents from deceiving buyers into believing that commercial buildings could be converted into residential buildings.
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It only applies to multi-family buildings, and, as in New York City, it doesn't apply to buildings built after a certain date.
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Imagineers started breaking through the berm, mounting elaborate facades inside the park but constructing boxy "ride buildings" or "show buildings" beyond the rim.
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The Associated Press reported dozens of buildings toppled into mounds of rubble, with at least 44 buildings falling apart in Mexico City alone.
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Mr. Cocco said that Italy had anti-seismic construction laws for new buildings, but that little has been done to reinforce existing buildings.
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Hundreds of buildings across the continent use the substance as insulation to fill walls and roofs, and under floors in wood-framed buildings.
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When buildings are occupied during construction, landlords must file tenant-protection plans with the buildings department and provide them to tenants upon request.
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The city is adding staff to its Historical Commission, which designates buildings as historic and must approve any demolition permits for those buildings.
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With some 5353,000 residents and 20,000 workers in eight office buildings, 22000 residential buildings and two hotels, Newport is Jersey City's largest taxpayer.
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But a proposed executive order, titled "Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again," would shift the style of future federal buildings back to the past.
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At the seat of government in The Hague, Parliament buildings are protected by well-armed national police officers, but government buildings are not.
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The designation, which is the highest given, is awarded to buildings of "exceptional interest" — only 219% of all listed buildings earn that status.
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One of the city's iconic modernist buildings, the Agriculture Ministry, was set on fire, and other government buildings were vandalized during the mayhem.
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We visit more than 6 sites including buildings by Otto Wager, the hipster artist neighborhoods, and a futuristic buildings at the WU (Wirtschaftuniversitat Wien).
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In "Three-Dimensional Composition in Blue" (circa 1940), the black figures look like buildings submerged in the ocean, buildings in a secret underwater city.
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The Associated Press reported that dozens of buildings toppled into mounds of rubble, with at least 44 buildings falling apart in Mexico City alone.
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Occupying empty or abandoned buildings was not a crime; rather, if squatters stayed in buildings long enough, they could eventually claim rights to them.
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These architects sometimes go on to work on new buildings, but many ply their trade in restorations, renovations, and additions to existing traditional buildings.
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Buildings like CEPT's require bespoke design, whereas air-conditioned buildings can be mass-produced and are cheap to make, if not to keep cool.
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It would combine Braas' focus on pitched roofing, used mostly for residential buildings, with Standard Industries' flat roofing products for commercial buildings in Europe.
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"We will probably have three buildings: one for mixed use, or entirely destined for a hotel, and two buildings for luxury apartments," said Doria.
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More research will help with how to build less flammable buildings, and to identify places where buildings maybe shouldn't be in the first place.
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Then there's concrete buildings -- pre-220 building code -- and those are some of the deadliest buildings when they collapse because concrete is so heavy.
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But we really shouldn't look at green buildings as a commercial enterprise, you should do green buildings because it's an ethical thing to do.
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In "Homeless Buildings," a civil war in an unnamed country has made buildings feel lonely, so they move closer together, to comfort one another.
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Over 100 buildings were damaged or destroyed by tornadoes, and thousands of cars and buildings were damaged by large hailstones across the Phoenix area.
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The "Trump Place" court challenge could impact future Trump-brand buildings who may seek to remove his name from their buildings in the future.
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Most of the plaza's buildings are just a century old because they have been repeatedly rebuilt — bandits burned down the buildings in constant raids.
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"It's as though the best of our buildings — the proudest of our buildings — were the ones that were hardest hit," one prominent businessman lamented.
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The danger to these buildings and the people living around them has motivated conservators and architects to explore methods to keep the buildings intact.
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Osman's suite of new sculptures might look like buildings, or the things within buildings: furniture, toyish tools, and strange-ified objects of interior design.
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Green buildings, or else: New York City is expected to pass a law to fine buildings that violate new caps on greenhouse gas emissions.
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At least 45 buildings collapsed in Nashville, and police said that there were multiple buildings with damage, primarily in the downtown and east precincts.
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While NYCHA buildings made up just 20173 percent of the city's buildings when Sandy hit, in 2012, they suffered 15 percent of its damages.
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"If you look for iconic buildings that stand for Germany, you probably have a list of historic buildings in your head," Mr. Brosda said.
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It's a story told almost entirely through the environment: buildings are overgrown with vines and greenery begins to creep into buildings abandoned by humans.
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These included 17 buildings in Manhattan's East Village in 2013 worth $130 million, and multiple buildings in Brooklyn's Dumbo in 2016 worth $715 million.
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New condos and high-end conversions of older buildings, mostly on its western side, mix with low-rise buildings that house apartments above stores.
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"In terms of the people who are living in those buildings, we will do a further test to make sure the buildings are safe - obviously nobody will be living in buildings that are unsafe," May's spokeswoman said, adding that people would be rehoused if necessary.
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Lebanon has only recently passed a law to protect historic buildings and many have been demolished to make way for modern apartment buildings and offices.
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The buildings were quickly awarded a grade II* listing—one of the first post-war British buildings to be so protected—and the company retreated.
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In some instances, damage to buildings caused on Tuesday may have saved lives on Thursday, as residents avoided homes and buildings thought to be unsafe.
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A small number of houses, office buildings, and apartment buildings have their own generators, but it's possible to drive for blocks without seeing any lights.
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The law doesn't cover restrooms that aren't in public buildings, such as restaurants or retailers, and those in buildings that can't safely support changing facilities.
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"We must design the risk out of these buildings and that means only permitting non-combustible materials in these buildings from the start," she said.
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Such buildings can undergo seismic retrofitting, but the process is expensive and I suspect that most buildings in Italy have not undergone such a procedure.
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A 0003-magnitude earthquake struck off Taiwan's northeastern coast on Thursday, the island's weather bureau said, shaking buildings and cutting power to around 2,000 buildings.
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The timber buildings of Orwell's era either burned down or were demolished to make way for crude concrete buildings that now dominate the downtown area.
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Throughout the islands, people hunkered down in reinforced sections of buildings, roofs ripped off buildings and winds blew out the interiors of homes and businesses.
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For example, the city might allow taller residential buildings on corners, while keeping things as they are on midblock sites with low-slung manufacturing buildings.
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Between 2020 and 2025, some 1,500 additional buildings will be required to have inspections, said Jill Hrubecky, an executive engineer with the Department of Buildings.
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The brick buildings, along narrow roads and surrounded by tall trees, were old and weathered but beautiful nonetheless, as buildings from bygone eras often are.
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"They go to America and they say 'Ah, the buildings are so huge'," the Soviet dictator said, according to a 2011 history of the buildings.
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I contacted the city Buildings Department and was surprised to receive a spreadsheet labeled "Manual Passenger Elevators" that had more than 500 buildings on it.
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Kulapat Yantrasast: When I was growing up, Thailand was full of these Western buildings, like glass buildings, which completely don't belong in our tropical place.
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Saarinen designed the original buildings in a way to bring everything to a human scale, with an emphasis on long, horizontal glass-and-steel buildings.
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There are several thousand federal buildings: some splendid, some quite ugly, and there's plenty of room for disagreement about which buildings belong in which category.
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Buildings regulated by the health department no longer use No. 6 oil, we're told, although some smaller buildings in the city may still burn it.
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It can do the job without shutting off the gas to buildings supplied by the mains, no small concern to the people in the buildings.
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He has invested in buildings that were later leased to WeWork, a potential conflict of interest, though he later said he would transfer his interest in those buildings to an investment fund partially controlled by We Co.The filing confirms that Neumann will transfer his interest in these buildings, but it also says WeWork has minimum lease obligations of $236.6 million for the four buildings.
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As part of the project, Microsoft will add 18 new buildings, ranging from 180,000 to 220,00 square feet, for a total of 131 buildings when completed.
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The fire that burned some two dozen homes and other buildings since Saturday continued to threaten about 553 buildings in Lake County north of San Francisco.
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After controlling for political ideology, we found that voters in school buildings were more supportive of the education referendums than those casting votes in community buildings.
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Softly rounded Art Deco buildings with traditional Chinese roofs and ornaments, these buildings are luminous; they speak to the influence of the Western community in Shanghai.
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After driving through a warren of deserted streets, past rusty buildings, flakes of fake walls and stagnant lakes, we arrived at a cluster of nondescript buildings.
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But, according to Strauss, that data uses the tops of buildings as proxies for elevation, not the actual height of the ground those buildings sit on.
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Although the president's residence and the Kremlin's administrative buildings are closed to the public, visitors can buy tickets to the complex's museums, historical buildings, and churches.
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Homes in the neighborhood cost an average of $2 million in older buildings and $3.5 million in new construction buildings, according to Moscow Sotheby's International Realty.
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"These buildings were built very practically with one thing in mind -- to get the goods into the buildings with a minimum amount of effort," says Bose.
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The city has ordered parts of both buildings vacated but has not declared either an immediate hazard, said Alexander Schnell, a spokesman for the Buildings Department.
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However, 3D printing of buildings may be following a dead-end branch of construction technology evolution because it operates within the legacy framework of permanent buildings.
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Vasco did not get permission to erect buildings and although Fluminense did receive permission, they do not have permits to allow the buildings to be occupied.
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Related: Haunting Black and White Photos Document Abandoned Nuclear Missile Bases Incredible 360° Panoramas of Abandoned Buildings Intimate Murals Revive Abandoned Buildings Across the United States
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Klobuchar's policy also includes a $250 trillion infrastructure package to retrofit buildings to make them energy-efficient, build climate resilience and make new buildings climate-friendly.
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Last September he announced that the city would force the owners of large buildings, including apartment houses and office buildings, to retrofit them to save energy.
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The Department of Buildings sent a 240-member team to inspect damage to homes and government buildings after Hurricane Maria slammed into the island in September.
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They include those whose buildings collapsed, but also those whose buildings have been declared structurally unsound and, while standing for now, face the likelihood of demolition.
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Usually, high-rise buildings are designed to contain a fire in its unit of origin, and in contemporary buildings, alarm systems and sprinklers are the norm.
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The cluster apartments, or units within private buildings, are sometimes in buildings that lack elevators or are poorly maintained, making it difficult for people with disabilities.
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Turkish warplanes destroyed five buildings used by Islamic State fighters, while U.S.-led coalition jets "neutralized" 28 of the jihadists and destroyed three buildings, it said.
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Nearly 93,000 buildings were damaged by the quake, and residents of high-rises wonder if their buildings may fall before they can make their way downstairs.
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Television footage from the Mugla province showed hundreds of people abandoning their buildings and waiting on the streets, as others ran away from buildings on roads.
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Many of these old buildings are being demolished and new buildings are being constructed closer together to make them easier to reach and to save energy.
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In a statement, authorities said officers arrested 21 individuals in the House office buildings and 59 in the Senate office buildings for crowding, obstructing or incommoding.
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Owning buildings offers some big advantagesNovel&aposs focus on owning its buildings and paying a reasonable price for them gives it a big advantage, Bennett said.
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The company has 12 buildings in the pipeline and plans to expand to 40 buildings in New York by March, cofounder and CMO Yael Shemer said.
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But I would say buildings data is probably your most expansive dataset but that's primarily because buildings cut across all sorts of different agencies: Department of Finance for tax data, obviously the Department of Buildings, you've got Housing Preservation and Development, you've got NYPD that stores data.
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The majority of the show is devoted to more ambitious structures, some of them apartment buildings, but most of them libraries, government buildings, cultural centers, and hotels.
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I had to get permits for this building and many of the buildings I built — all of the buildings I built in Manhattan and many other places.
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Buildings often apply restrictions on breed and weight and charge pet fees, which Ms. MacCleery, of the Urban Land Institute, calls a new revenue source for buildings.
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In 43 Proposition U moved to limit the construction of high-rise buildings and cut by half the allowable size of most new commercial buildings beyond downtown.
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The new building rules approved by the California Energy Commission apply to all residential buildings up to three stories high (including both single-family buildings and condos).
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"My rent is rent controlled, but they're smashing down buildings that are rent controlled and some of these buildings are from the old Hollywood section," Harrell complains.
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The people who design and build buildings never pay the utility bills, and in much of America, people who own the buildings don't pay the bills either.
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The city of San Jose has implemented building standards requiring all new residential buildings to be net-carbon-neutral by 20503, and all commercial buildings by 2030.
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Miss Virginia Jones, she was our tenant president for forty years, from the time that the buildings were built, she was the tenant president of those buildings.
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That would require strengthening buildings' foundations, researchers have said; additionally, thawing permafrost could release harmful greenhouse gases and cause landslides and subsidence, threatening buildings, roads and pipelines.
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That body would OK waivers for modifications to the monuments, memorial buildings and streets and architecturally significant buildings on public property between 20 and 40 years old.
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But those resources scaffold via raw materials and production buildings into other resources—like polymers or electronics—that are critical both for maintenance and more advanced buildings.
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I had to get permits for this building and many of the buildings I built -- all of the buildings I built in Manhattan and many other places.
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After eight buildings collapsed in the country last year, killing 15 people, an audit of Kenya's buildings found that 58 percent in Nairobi were unfit for habitation.
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John Wallace: The number of buildings that were constructed before about 1980 is really significant, and most of these buildings are very vulnerable to damage and collapse.
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In some areas, soldiers moved people who were marooned on the roofs of buildings to makeshift camps set up in schools and government buildings on higher ground.
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The Barclay is among the very first New York City buildings I ever wrote about, in a career largely given to writing about New York City buildings.
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I've changed their structure to make new buildings, and I hope one day people will change the structure of my texts too—to make more new buildings.
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Residents in new buildings praise their surroundings, which, in bigger buildings, include common spaces for daytime classes with children as well as playgrounds and plate-glass storefronts.
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During these decades, ornate office buildings, regal academic buildings and grand manors sprouted across the city and the region, largely because of the ingenuity of Albert Kahn.
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"In part, this is simply a function of the age of the buildings," as luxury buildings built over the past decade sell for more, the report said.
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Getting gas out of existing buildings is going to take a while, clearly, so new buildings are the right place to start weaning ourselves from this addiction.
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The movements of these buildings, both churches and civil buildings, I think this is an extraordinary achievement, and I will never stop praising him for his accomplishment.
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The city is also upgrading insulation in older buildings and has decreed that 50 percent of all new municipal buildings will be made of wood by 2020.
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We could start with a massive initiative to retrofit buildings across the country, targeting the homes and public buildings in communities of color and low-income areas.
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Fewer than 300 people died and about 40 buildings collapsed, while nearly 4,000 buildings were declared severely damaged and are likely to be uninhabitable, officials have said.
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I had to get permits for this building and many of the buildings I built, all of the buildings I built in Manhattan and many other places.
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Over the course of five days, mobs of disgruntled white workers and their families targeted government buildings and then African Americans and black-owned buildings and businesses.
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Robert Cornegy Jr., the chairman of the City Council committee on buildings, called for legislation to require older apartment buildings like Trump Tower to install sprinkler systems.
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"These buildings were not built as buildings — these are factories," said Jim McKelvey, the president of the StarWood Group, which acquired the Post-Dispatch site in 2403.
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Illustration: Randall MunroeThe reason buildings look so big in ordinary photos, and the Moon looks so small, is because buildings are so much closer than the Moon.
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BNPB data showed numerous buildings and public facilities were damaged, including government and university buildings, while some fracturing was seen on a major bridge in Ambon city.
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The report, which defines tall buildings as 240 feet and higher, also expresses concern about existing buildings in the city and suggests steps to check their safety.
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