When I was starting out as an artist, it was possible to take over a disused office, a disused building — real estate wasn't as expensive as it is now.
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Driving from the base where we landed with Air Force One, past disused steel mill after disused factory, we saw hundreds of locals lining the streets wearing their MAGA hats waving the Stars and Stripes.
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And that was a very large, disused piece of reclaimed land.
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You Detroiters need every single one of your broken, disused houses?
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Working with the disused rubber boats is not strange, he says.
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BERLIN — Berlin's hulking, disused Tempelhof Airport has a long, winding history.
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The Jama mosque now stands disused and moldering, behind barbed wire.
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Just south of Duck Harbor, a disused road leads to several trails.
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The disused 2000 "hôtel particulier" hosted 54 galleries and seven project spaces.
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Inside the disused garages, bakeries, barbers and beauty salons plied their trade.
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Sadiq had gone to clean a disused well with his elder brother Saliah.
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He went on to found Labyrinth in a disused warehouse in Canning Town.
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Disused ships docked around Liberty Island recall photos of planes grounded en masse.
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This year's tests, which took place at a disused airport, focused on electric cars.
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The venue itself was on top of a disused mine in the city centre.
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On a pleasant spring day the streets are almost empty; many buildings are disused.
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In the original film, the Ghostbusters worked out of a disused firehouse in Manhattan.
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The station has a set of disused tracks that provided an appealingly industrial setting.
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It had been considered dormant ever since and, when viewed by satellite, appeared disused.
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Tokyoites are on alert for an exodus of sashimi-starved rats from the disused buildings.
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Most of the rest rent their homes, which are often just garages or disused warehouses.
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Some of the Alexanderplatz refugees are moved to a disused part of a nursing home.
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A disused industrial site on a hazy mountainside is both Cliff's office and his home.
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The shantytown is built along a disused rail track in the north of the Paris.
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Every few kilometers, disused military bunkers have attracted an "amazing" array of wildlife, Yedvab says.
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London has the Camden Highline, a planned park on a half-mile strip of disused railway.
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Shot in a variety of locations around the island — a disused Commonwealth Oil Refining Company, Inc.
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To either side loom the rusting hulks of disused blast furnaces, wrapped in bulbous, elephantine pipework.
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Sports facilities and disused military camps on the mainland are being refurbished as temporary refugee camps.
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Only a disused, shabby warehouse — one of the company's original buildings — harked to the company's past.
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Delos Santos' life ended in a dark nook next to a disused pigsty by the river.
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Some Chinese miners get hydroelectric power from disused dams, while others use cheap coal-powered electricity.
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New York City, faced with corner after corner of disused pay phones, took a different tack.
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Less than a block away stands a disused bus from Yeshua Ministries, an evangelical Christian organization.
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Inside the disused hotel, plants can be seen in various stages of cultivation throughout several rooms.
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Along with Lashkar Gah's decaying amusement park and disused cotton gin, the hotel suffered from neglect.
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Fighters exchanged fire over mine-infested ground at the disused international airport south of the city.
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An obvious one: There are thousands of forbidding, disused, gated corners, squares and parks in town.
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That figure includes more than five million disused phones that were handed in at NTT Docomo stores.
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Reopen disused rail lines and bus services in the UK to make people less reliant on cars.
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One farm occupied the top floor of a disused warehouse inside a historic brandy factory in Tbilisi.
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Around the world, formerly disused underpasses are being developed into parks, housing, soccer fields, and even horse paddocks.
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Illegal gold mining has plagued South Africa for decades, with bullion pilfered from both operating and disused mines.
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Christopher Payne captured that paradox in a series of photographs of disused Kirkbrides, exhibited recently at Benrubi Gallery.
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There, Korean artist Koo Jeong A has created "Odorama," a site-specific installation on a disused Tube platform.
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A few years ago, the building was a disused part of a metalworks littered with rusting oil cans.
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Under the guise of preserving Jewish heritage, some outfits backed by Arab governments plan to seize disused property.
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The latter – linked to Shoreditch's iconic Village Underground — will be made out of shipping containers and disused buses.
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Congress could also restore now disused procedures like "regular order," which McCain drew attention to in Tuesday's speech.
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Now the city's website advertises jogging events through its industrial landscape and bicycling tours along disused railway tracks.
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"This is our home!" others yelled at the darkened, disused retirement home where the migrants were being housed.
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Of those, 745 were in caves; the rest were on mountains and in disused mines and other locations.
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Of those, 745 were in caves; the rest were on mountains and in disused mines or other locations.
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Moria, which is a disused military base, has been criticized by humanitarian organizations for its squalid living conditions.
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There is a disused jail behind the Queens County courthouse that is too old to be revived, officials said.
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Only a minority of those displaced live in collective centers - set up across the country, often in disused buildings.
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More than 500 km further south, hundreds of people were temporarily accommodated at a disused airport west of Athens.
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At first glance, it looks like a cryptic disused graveyard with odd tombstones laid out in a mysterious pattern.
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Its original location was a disused schoolhouse in SoHo, where a slate of wonderfully weird installations filled the rooms.
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I have everything from old logos, pics of disused rides, even the old 'Thorpe Park Rangers'—the site mascots.
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Like other hermit crabs, it shelters in the disused shell of another animal, which it carries wherever it goes.
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Converting disused office space also brings residents back to what are often run-down parts of the city, he said.
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Just a stone's throw from the station, a visitor soon encounters a disused mill; it once employed a whole town.
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IN A disused medieval rope factory in Venice a canvas swag and reels of coloured thread hang from the ceiling.
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With the help of funds from central government, a theatre and gallery complex is being built in a disused factory.
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The park is relatively free of the disused, white-elephant structures that have embarrassed cities such as Athens and Beijing.
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If it is long-disused mills in China's rust belt, clearly it won't have any impact on actual run rates.
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What hoverboards are actually returned in this recall have already spent months in the shed, garage or closet, disused, ignored.
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Eric and Philippa Kempson are focusing their energy on a new project, renovating a disused hotel on the north coast.
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It is one of several companies trying new ideas to win business in the market for dismantling disused oil platforms.
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Purchased in 225 as a disused clay quarry, Val de Vie now has 1,500 completed homes, apartments and hotel rooms.
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Climbing into his hunting truck, Tom Fava, another local Italian-American, helps to find the disused cemetery where the victims lie.
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By contrast, "Then She Fell," which takes place in a disused mental hospital in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was intimate and tightly choreographed.
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Today, the disused factory, now a park showcasing the city's industrial heritage, gives work to dozens of curators, artists and athletes.
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But smugglers have responded by resurrecting disused routes into Europe via the Mediterranean from Libya, which can be just as dangerous.
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Last year's Visitors had art in a disused swimming pool and embedded in the Civil War-era cannons on Fort Jay.
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In the autumn of 1964, 57 people from the East escaped through a tunnel that started in a disused courtyard bathroom.
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And caches of chemical weapons remain buried around Vietnam and on disused American sites around Southeast Asia and in the Pacific.
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And a disused Harry S. Truman has a new life, as an anonymous companion of Abraham Lincoln, in his train museum.
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Protesters representing activist group Extinction Rebellion's UK chapter used a repurposed fire hose from a disused fire engine for the act.
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Fully reclaiming a disused oil well can cost between C$60,000 and C$300,000 depending on factors including well depth and location.
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Patterson said Scruton's photographs communicate that this is "still going on": the building of art visions in yards, houses, and disused places.
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Leandre quickly discovered the source of the leak: a disused Vyalex laptop that his daughter had borrowed and used to run LimeWire.
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A Russian company, according to defence minister Khan, is eying up a deal to take over the disused Soviet-built steel mills.
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The late Gil Nickel, who renovated the disused winery and created Far Niente in the 1970s, started in Oklahoma as a horticulturist.
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If accepted, the plan would mark the first time in Canada that disused wells have been used as a tool in agriculture.
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Facebook's disused AI assistant for Messenger, M, was laid to rest last year; it's Portal devices meanwhile are selling at deep discounts.
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Disused mills and warehouses, with their high ceilings and exposed bricks and beams, can make attractive homes and workspaces for knowledge workers.
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A Russian company, according to defense minister Khan, is eying up a deal to take over the disused Soviet-built steel mills.
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Two disused military camps on the mainland will operate as relocation centers, each with a capacity to house up to 4,000 people.
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The letters sit at one end of the park and collect rainwater from a disused 2000 km-long rail viaduct snaking above.
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The group collects disused electronics from locations across Togo's capital including from the recycling centre Action Sociale pour Le Developpement Integral (ASDI).
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A brisk walk from Carlton Gardens, de Gaulle may have visited this disused underground station, which was Churchill's first bunker meeting room.
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Today, most of the buildings in the Old Town look darkened and disused, remote from the postwar city built up around it.
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He was able to glide the Boeing 767 over 40 miles to a disused military base airfield in the town of Gimli.
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Some people had the fright of their life when a jet airliner suddenly appeared on the disused runway, seemingly out of nowhere.
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They emerged from the disused rail track to board buses, chartered by the city to take them to hotels in the suburbs.
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While Assemble's work is aimed at fostering community in otherwise disused spaces, Freeman and Lowe's practice is centered on creating experiential zones.
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BIG says the disused cantilevers could be turned into more parkland or parking lots, revenue-generating shops or apartments, whatever Brooklynites wanted.
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It was from then on that things shifted to legally operated nightclubs rather than fields in the middle of nowhere and disused warehouses.
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Others play in the piles of coal dust that has piled up next to a disused train car — dangerous and unhealthy playgrounds all.
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The disused properties are situated along eight historic routes running the breadth of the country and the nearby islands of Sicily and Sardinia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A 19th-century theater that's been disused for over 80 years is preparing to reopen in London.
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The following year, the government said it had found "significant quantities of human remains" in what appeared to be a disused septic tank.
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The drug growing gang had reportedly entered the disused hotel at least a year ago and been stealing electricity to supply the operation.
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Synopsis: A comedy series following the lives of six 20- and 30-somethings living together as property guardians of a large, disused hospital.
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In the late 1980s, Bruckner Boulevard was a forbidding stretch of asphalt strung with disused factories, dim tattoo parlors and fast-food depots.
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LIAF's three main venues are disused fish processing factories — the abandonment of these buildings signaling local, small industries having been overwhelmed by big corporations.
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HELD WITHIN the blackened walls of a disused department store, the evening service at Portsmouth's Harbour Church resembles a gig in a trendy nightclub.
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Many lived in hangars, others in ramshackle tents just meters (yards) from the runway as planes rumbled past, and some slept inside disused aircraft.
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The LNA has made air strikes on the south of the city as it seeks to advance into the centre from the disused airport.
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"The whole rave thing exploded in the early nineties and early eighties, because there was all these disused warehouses in East London," explains Lawrence.
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Suzanne Eaton, 60, a molecular biologist at the world-renowned Max Planck Institute in Dresden, Germany, was found dead in a disused military bunker.
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The chef, Paul Langlère, a veteran of some Alain Ducasse gastronomic temples, has elevated a disused snack bar into one of Marseille's hottest tables.
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I was scowling at her while she swung happily on the disused iron water pump in our garden, when the heavy rusty contraption fell.
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Mr. Dercon, it stated, was welcome to continue his work at a stage his team had already built at the city's disused Tempelhof airport.
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A disused airfield, which is classed as green-belt despite being a big slab of concrete, is one of the sites earmarked for housing.
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They served American-style smoked wings and ribs from disused pub kitchens and food markets, and picked up a BBC award for street food.
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Ms Koike blames Mr Ishihara for approving the relocation of Tsukiji, the world's biggest fish market, to the toxic site of a disused gas works.
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Outside, my allergies are soothed, and I head to my last stop: the Store, a section of a disused Brutalist building overlooking the River Thames.
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The latest solution to pick up traction in the area is to build on top of disused landfills and regulators are warming to the idea.
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Greece clinched a 240-million-euro ($26 billion) deal for the site of the disused airport, which sits on prime beachfront real estate, in 22018.
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Communications with the earlier, now-disused Tiangong 1 experimental station were cut last year and it is expected to burn up on entering the atmosphere.
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They are crammed into disused warehouses, hangars and prisons where armed groups with no experience of handling refugees guard them, say witnesses and rights reports.
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It brought to mind Philip Larkin's poem "Church Going," which evokes people "gravitating" by instinct to a disused church after religious doctrine has died out.
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The otherwise featureless landscape is pocked by the vast opencast mines from which lignite is stripped, and the lakes formed when disused ones are flooded.
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In September 2015, SNCF Réseau — the rail company that owns the disused track — filed a complaint against the residents for unlawful occupation of the land.
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And if that day comes, we'll know that a bunch of decrepit, disused toilets played an essential part in restoring NYC oysters to their rightful place.
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The experience is better than when I'm composing an email with acres of disused white space either side of my text, but not by a lot.
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The lights wrap around the Taigh Chearsabhagh arts center and a disused dairy and slice across the field that separates the village from the open ocean.
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Italy is giving away more than 100 historic castles, farmhouses and monasteries for free in an effort to breathe new life into its disused public buildings.
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Number of events Around 100, in eight spaces, including a former vaudeville theater, a renovated Depression-era movie palace, a disused church and a nature center.
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Prior to the venue's closure, Glover has long been fighting to permanently turn the disused warehouse in which Shapes was housed into a multipurpose events space.
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In September, France's state-owned railway company SNCF — which owns the disused rail track — filed a complaint against the residents for unlawful occupation of private land.
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This month, however, both the governing Socialist party and the opposition Popular Party promised to reopen the disused local railway line, at least to transport goods.
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One afternoon last October, Ledgard stood at the edge of a disused railroad track in Mwanza, Tanzania's second-largest city, on the banks of Lake Victoria.
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"It took a somewhat masochistic architect to go through and get four very specific variances to legalize the disused church to a residence," Mr. Bremer said.
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Instead, they meet with other retired friends each Tuesday at a disused sports center to build coffins, a hobby that has gathered followers across New Zealand.
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Like the expectant couple, they arrived by rubber dinghy from Turkey only to find the island's migrant camp in a disused military base was severely overcrowded.
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Fierce battles were still ongoing around Deraa city, near the Jordanian border, where the army had repeatedly failed to capture a disused air base, rebels said.
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The LNA has conducted air strikes on the south of the city as it seeks to advance along a road from a disused former international airport.
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There was until recently an encampment on a nearby disused bus park where the migrants could pitch tents, but it was broken up on Mr Salvini's orders.
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In the basement, there was a pool fed by a thermal spring, and mysterious, disused spa equipment, intended for procedures that are probably no longer considered healthy.
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East London's regeneration began with the rebirth in the 2000s and 22025s of its disused docklands as a financial centre, complete with upgraded air and rail links.
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Beneath a disused bus station in downtown Denver, the Mexican artist collective SANGREE has shed light on the ruins of an ancient condominium complex that never existed.
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In disused home appliances, computers, mobile phones, and other electronic equipment, or e-waste, we generate close to 45 million metric tons of waste every single year.
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"Look around, nothing has changed," he said pointing at a disused bus terminal where homeless people were sheltering and street vendors sold fruit and grilled sheep heads.
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Situated above a disused underground railway station on Wimpole Street near Oxford Circus, more than 200 Coca-Cola employees gather inside the renovated 1920s building each weekday.
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In a somewhat stuffy classroom at a disused fire station in Copenhagen, Thomas Sylvest gave advice to Mr. McLinden and others from his two years of flying.
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Most of the displaced people, living in makeshift camps, disused buildings and homes in Baghdad, the northern Kurdistan region and other areas, are from Iraq's Sunni minority.
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Eight hours earlier, at the beginning of the night, I'd found myself stepping over a disused railway line on the edge of the Podil district of Kiev.
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Cover image: The Trump Baby team gives the six meter high inflatable TrumpBaby his first London outing inside the disused North London playground, Islington, London, United Kingdom.
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The following year, members of the group occupied Milan's Torre Galfa, a disused 1950s skyscraper, under the name Macao; they were evicted by police after 10 days.
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"Church," the mural Ms. Martin drew on Our Lady of the Sea, a deconsecrated church built in 1942, encourages viewers to re-engage with this disused building.
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After the war, Michael's parents founded a theatrical company, the Fränkische Theater, and the family went to live in the theater's home, a disused castle outside Coburg.
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Would Steven Holl's 1970s "Bridge of Houses" for the disused railway tracks in Chelsea have been better than the High Line for a housing-pressed New York?
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Trapdoor spiders never re-use the disused burrow of another spider, so the researchers can be fairly confident that they were monitoring the same spider for 43 years.
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We experience Lorraine's perspective – or vision – as she roams upstairs and down into the cellar, where apparently evil likes to dwell along with disused tricycles and holiday decorations.
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In 2014 Greece clinched a 915-million-euro ($1.03 billion) deal for Hellenikon, the site of the old, disused Athens airport, which sits on prime beachfront real estate.
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Suzanne Eaton, 60, a molecular biologist at the Max Planck Institute in Dresden, Germany, was found dead in a disused military bunker around a week after going missing.
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A building with 70 condominiums managed by the Four Seasons hotel is planned at 1051-1055 29th Street NW, where a disused Art Deco heating plant now stands.
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Last year, Ukrainian filmmaker and CGI artist Vladimir Vlasenko dropped a nice little short called Story of R32, about a disused robot looking to attract attention to himself.
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HONG KONG — The firefighters rushed to the disused mine outside Malaysia's capital in a steady rain Wednesday evening, searching for a teenager who had slipped into a pond.
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Then in 2015 MCR, a New York development company led by Tyler Morse, won the right to lease the disused Flight Center and turn it into a hotel.
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The fighters took up positions in a disused residential complex and exchanged fire with army, police and Sunni tribal fighters charged with holding areas retaken from Islamic State.
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Earlier this week, a story started making the rounds online about Singapore's plans to transform a disused 24 km-long (14.9 miles) railway line into an elevated park.
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That hall now lies abandoned and disused after the breakdown of the Oslo peace process and the outbreak of the second Palestinian Intifada, or uprising, two decades ago.
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This tranquil property, once owned by a wealthy family of German carpenters, now has their disused farm tools — rustic wooden troughs, spindles, brass scales — scattered around as décor.
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A small forest of synthetic Christmas trees is illuminated by colored lights, while in a dark corner broken violins and disused drumsticks rest quietly, hinting at halted ambitions.
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Started in 2008 in the hamlet of Wassaic, the nonprofit transformed the disused manufacturing site into an arts center meant to support creators and involve the local community.
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Lynas has already offered to shift the waste, which some ruling coalition politicians have called hazardous, to "disused mines" in the state of Pahang where the plant is located.
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In the mid-20th century American lawmakers started requiring fridge-makers to use magnetic strips instead of latches after reports of children climbing into disused fridges and suffocating inside.
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DEEP in a disused zinc mine in Japan, 50,000 tonnes of purified water held in a vast cylindrical stainless-steel tank are quietly killing theories long cherished by physicists.
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Below is the premiere of the video for "Swim" which features a bunch of kids getting dragged around by their limbs and Fickle Friends performing in a disused pool.
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When he was not teaching or writing his master's thesis, he visited junk shops and walked a great deal, taking photographs of the city's disused factories and cleared slums.
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The BDA announced on Friday that it had chosen the consortium for Central Barangaroo which is to be built on a 5.2 hectare (52,000 square meter) disused container terminal.
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CHAOMIDIAN, China (Reuters) - On the outskirts of Beijing, the disused factories of Chaomidian show the impact of China's drive to shut down thousands of small firms causing big pollution.
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As the number of clubs in Britain continues to steeply decline, a dead Tiger Tiger means one less venue, one more disused unit on a dwindling, thinning high street.
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In 2015, it drew an even higher level of attention than usual when the local police shut down an artwork that converted a disused church into a functioning mosque.
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In her exhibition, Laurel Nakadate: The Kingdom, at Leslie Tonkonow (January 222 – March 217, 2018), the artist presents photographs, a sound installation incorporating a gritty, disused payphone, and videos.
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You wouldn't know there was a shanty town on Boulevard Ney, were it not for the plumes of thick smoke rising up from the disused rail tracks down below.
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More conventional, although it takes place in a disused printing plant rather than a theater, is the premiere of "The Cave," an opera by the British composer Tansy Davies.
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Close by is the Coulée Verte René-Dumont, a leafy path that was opened in 1993 over a disused rail track, a Parisian precursor to New York's High Line.
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Raising the money to clean up a disused tunnel is one thing, but when regulations require fire sprinklers, emergency exits and access for the disabled, the bills add up.
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The casino will be part of a planned 8 billion-euro ($9 billion) resort known as Hellenikon, built by developer Lamda on the site of a disused Athens airport.
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In another case, the city recently stepped in and purchased a large disused freight station in the eastern district of Köpenick, which it plans to convert into affordable housing.
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This aims to use the pillars from a disused road bridge across the river to create a recreation space that would help to unite the two sides of the city.
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Writing On It All invites artists and writers to lead sessions inside a disused house on Governors Island; responding to the given topic, participants write all over the house's interior.
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Klett and Wolfe photographed the many disused houseboats up on blocks, casualties of dwindling day-tripper tourism, and the forgotten possessions from old campsites being revealed like layers in time.
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It's the brainchild of Abdelmonem Alserkal, 47, a good-natured, gray-haired real estate heir who created the arts hub from a disused marble processing factory owned by his family.
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Transport Minister Kamel al-Wazir said the men had jumped as the train was driving through a disused station and that Eid had fallen between the train and a platform.
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The inaugural European edition of Independent offered a preview on Wednesday, 72 galleries showing in a stylish, partition-free space in a disused 1930s department store near the Grand Place.
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Illegal gold mining has plagued South Africa for decades, with bullion pilfered from disused and operating mines, and Sibanye has vowed to clear illegal miners from its shafts by January.
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LONDON (Reuters) - At least one person was killed and three others were missing after a building collapsed on Tuesday at a disused British power plant, the local fire service said.
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The new ideas, as he reeled them off, included plans for a transit hub in Secaucus, N.J., and light-rail trains along now-disused New Jersey freight and passenger lines.
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In 20183, Ms. Powell and Mr. Edelstyn set up a printing press in a disused bank branch to print their own money and sell the bills as works of art.
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Both clubs turned disused warehouse spaces into venues bringing Konspiracy-era illicitness to a tired Manchester clubbing scene, ravaged by years of gentrification and disputes with local councils over noise.
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Both clubs turned disused warehouse spaces into venues bringing Konspiracy-era illicitness to a tired Manchester clubbing scene, ravaged by years of gentrification and disputes with local councils over noise.
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The developer Klaus Kastbjerg is known for transforming disused industrial landmarks; he turned a former Danish press paper storage facility into the art, food and fashion hub Papiroen (Paper Island).
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Its access to public equity also means it can be patient, as it was for the years it held the disused plot that is now home to One Manhattan West.
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But displaced families living in cramped huts at a shelter located in a disused factory in Tripoli's eastern suburb of Tajoura said they had seen no sign of the aid.
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The place still has a deliberately unfinished feel; not far from the water, a mountain of concrete shards sits beside the remains of an old warehouse and a disused crane.
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The test will involve 150 trucks driving between a disused local airport, which will be used as a lorry park, and Dover to see if they clog up the road network.
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The outstanding decision on which disused mine will serve as indefinite storage facility is bound to trigger fierce opposition from local residents and construction and moving waste will likely take decades.
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Ms. Pang, in her late 40s, and her daughter, who has been identified only by her surname, Sun, kept the vaccines in a rented storeroom of a disused factory in Jinan.
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But Mr. Vervoordt has taken his approach to a new level with Kanaal, a giant cultural and residential complex on the site of a disused distillery on the outskirts of Antwerp.
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Theater Review ESSEN, Germany — The Ruhrtriennale, an international arts festival that reanimates the disused factories of Germany's rust belt every summer, has acquired a reputation for being ambitious, eclectic and unpredictable.
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Paying three million dollars for a windowless condominium in a disused missile silo seems like a punitive tariff by comparison, but one that the ultra-rich can clearly afford to pay.
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Mr. Herrou persisted, describing his migrant-smuggling work to journalists last fall and even occupying a disused summer camp owned by the state railroad when his own modest homestead became overwhelmed.
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Examples include Providence, R.I., where Brown University worked with two colleges and CV Properties, a Boston developer, to repurpose a disused power station as a nursing school and an administration building.
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CreditCreditAndre D. Wagner for The New York Times In the late 1980s, Bruckner Boulevard was a forbidding stretch of asphalt strung with disused factories, dim tattoo parlors and fast-food depots.
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With the reunification of Germany in 228, this city was littered with uninhabited buildings and large sections of valuable but disused land along the strip where the Berlin Wall once stood.
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Backed by Chinese and Gulf funds, Lamda Development plans to turn the disused Hellenikon airport in Greece's capital into a complex of luxury residences, hotels, a yachting marina and a casino.
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A 33-foot-wide tapestry by the artist Camille Hilaire worth €10,000 (~$11,400) was stolen off the wall of a disused wing of the central hospital in the French city of Nancy.
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The High Line in Manhattan — a park hovering on a disused railroad — has no illusions of being natural like some New York greenspaces, such as Central Park with its meticulously designed landscape.
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A few years ago when the Mayor of Lisbon was asked by a local accelerator about easing access to office space he simply handed over 30 year leases for disused municipal buildings.
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This is a phone that promises to be smart enough to back up disused apps and unloved photos to a cloud storage locker without driving its user insane by making undesired judgments.
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At a disused military airfield in the Netherlands, hunting birds like the eagle are being trained to harness their instincts to help combat the security threats stemming from the proliferation of drones.
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Another big ticket is the 99-year lease of a vast seaside property at the disused former Hellenikon airport to a consortium of Arab and Chinese investors led by property developer Lamda.
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India's government in October outlined plans to boost regional aviation connectivity by forcing airlines to fly to smaller cities and reopening many of the country's 350 disused airstrips as "no-frills" airports.
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Organizers utilise disused factories, decommissioned military installations, and abandoned buildings, of which there is no shortage in the former Soviet Union, to host their games, which often include over a hundred players.
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" Upon arrival in Salonika in October 1915, Emslie and her female colleagues "built incinerators, dug latrines, erected tents, installed X-ray equipment and set up a dispensary in a disused silkworm factory.
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The city already has three jails outside of Rikers Island: two that are currently used, in Downtown Brooklyn and in Lower Manhattan; and a disused complex next to the Queens County courthouse.
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That was the year the animator-puppeteer Bob Baker and his partner, Alton Wood, bought a disused, cinder-block scenic shop on the edge of downtown Los Angeles and set up shop.
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Future expansion could mean shipping carbon dioxide from international industry through pipes or on tankers into the giant harbor near disused offshore gas fields that could store hundreds of millions of tonnes.
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It follows teenagers up and down the country who, with the help of bolt-cutters and complicated loopholes in squatting laws, turn disused spaces and empty warehouses into the venues for wild parties.
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ATHENS, July 22 (Reuters) - Construction of a major tourist investment project at the disused Athens Hellenikon airport will start by the end of the year, Greek Development Minister Adonis Georgiadis said on Monday.
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Suzanne Eaton, 60, a molecular biologist at the world-renowned Max Planck Institute in Dresden, Germany, was found dead in a disused military bunker on July 8, a week after she went missing.
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Gazing ahead, the area around the modern town of Elefsina came into view, a sprawling maze including the largest oil refinery in Greece and the rather gothic-looking remains of disused industrial buildings.
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In 2010, the Tabacalera, a disused tobacco factory, was reopened in Madrid, the Spanish capital, as an alternative cultural center to host exhibitions, dancing classes, concerts and activities like martial arts or skateboarding.
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ATHENS, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Property developer Lamda has appealed to the Greek government to show "political will" and remove hurdles for the construction of a luxury resort plan on a disused Athens airport.
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Behind a disused factory on the outskirts of the Serbian city of Subotica, a dirt track leads past train tracks and into the woods, opening out onto newly sown fields and dense trees.
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Past experiences have included a visit to Eero Saarinen's soaring, disused TWA Flight Center; a night tour of Gilded Age mausoleums in Woodlawn Cemetery; and a boat trip up the polluted Newtown Creek.
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French activist farmer Cedric Herrou had assisted some 200 migrants, housing some in his farm in the Alps&apos Roya valley and others in a disused building, while also helping them travel in France.
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Moria, in a disused military base, now holds nearly three times as many people as it was designed to, according to government figures, forcing hundreds to spill over in tents in an olive grove.
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He described meeting a girl called Mirna who told him that her family had slept in a disused, half-built shopping mall for a year, living off food and supplies from the local community.
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They set up on the street, in squats, and in the carriages of disused trains, serving thousands of meals to refugees every day, often under threat of eviction from the police and local authorities.
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Illegal gold mining has plagued South Africa for decades, with bullion pilfered from both disused and operating mines, and Sibanye has vowed it will clear all illegal miners from its shafts by January 2018.
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Lynas said earlier this month that it was conducting preliminary work on a waste-disposal facility, offering to move the waste to disused mines in the state of Pahang where the plant is located.
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Trucks like those carrying Sheridan's lambs rumble past the remains of disused checkpoints, built by the British army during three decades of political and sectarian violence that was settled by the 1998 peace deal.
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I joined Diallo and his colleagues Dr. Kadiatou Traoré and Kaba Kourtim Saran, a midwife, in Faranah in November at a disused building — basically an empty concrete room — that belonged to the municipal government.
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The Eden Project is built on a disused clay pit the size of 30 football pitches and consists of two massive transparent domes -- known as biomes -- which house more than 3,000 species of plants.
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Some of the towns and villages hosting these 451 reception centers — abandoned barracks, hospitals, disused government vacation camps — have been demonstrating against their arrival in recent weeks; but the migrants do not know that.
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McEneaney is the President of the Board of Directors for this ambitious project, which aims to convert the disused Reading Railroad viaduct, which runs from Northern Liberties to Brewerytown in Philadelphia, into a park.
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A Reuters reporter heard occasional heavy gunfire and explosions as the LNA faced off with forces of Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj's government around a disused former international airport and the Ain Zara district.
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It had its premiere at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe three years ago, in a damp, disused bank vault, having begun as 10 minutes of material written on a whim for a comic storytelling night.
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In its 10th year, the Governors Island Art Fair (GIAF) continues to experiment with the disused spaces on Governors Island in the New York Harbor, adding the 1920s Liggett Hall barracks to the 2017 edition.
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That figure does not include spending to clean up unexploded weapons — including from cluster bombs — on disused military practice ranges, including those on the island of Kaho'olawe in Hawaii and on Vieques in Puerto Rico.
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The 21 billion euro ($20.8522 billion) project to develop the disused Hellenikon airport site is being closely watched by Greece's European Union and International Monetary Fund lenders and potential investors in the crisis-hit country.
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In March, Arnault had also unveiled plans to renovate a disused public building near his Louis Vuitton Foundation which sits next to the Jardin d'Acclimatation in the Bois de Boulogne, near Paris' chic 16th district.
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The commission had set a May 31 deadline for the submission of offers to build and operate a casino along with a luxury hotel, conference and recreation facilities on a sprawling disused airport in Hellenikon.
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ATHENS, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Greek property developer Lamda said on Friday new obstacles had appeared in its plans to develop the disused Hellenikon airport site, one of the largest projects on the country's privatisation agenda.
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MINSK (Reuters) - In the shadow of disused Soviet-era factories in Minsk, a street lined with eclectic bars, art galleries and yoga studios has become a haven from the vigilant eyes of the Belarussian authorities.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's police will not sell three disused stations along the Irish border as previously planned, a precautionary Brexit measure taken just days after asking for more officers to help secure the frontier.
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And so last month Mr. Johnson came to Manchester to campaign for Brexit in a disused television studio that was ugly, cold and half-filled with an audience that was largely white and middle age.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Rescuers have retrieved another 13 bodies from a disused South African coal mine following a gas blast there around two weeks ago, police said on Friday, raising the confirmed death toll to 18.
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But forces loyal to Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj's internationally recognized government have so far kept them at bay, with fierce fighting round a disused former airport about 11 km (13 miles) from the center.
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The inclusiveness of that scene meant that a lot of the hardcore fans who grew up and refined their musical taste in abandoned warehouses and disused factories yearned for that esoteric feeling when going clubbing.
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And fervor for real estate among the wealthiest Chinese has already spread far beyond the country's borders, from Long Island mansions to disused ranches in Texas — many to get their money out of the country.
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French civilians hid out in disused underground quarries to escape the intense Allied bombing around Caen, leaving behind thousands of objects including medicine vials, broken dolls, crockery and coins minted by the collaborationist Vichy regime.
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From the roof deck, its potted hydrangeas and wisteria bursting with rude health, you can see the High Line, the disused stretch of elevated railroad spur that was converted into a public park in 270.
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Officers based in Buxton, a small town in Derbyshire in central England, said on Facebook that they had received reports of people congregating by the water which fills a deep hole in a disused quarry.
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At the Lichtburg, a disused cinema where Bausch created pieces for her company, Mr. Minarik and Ms. Libonati took three couples through the sequence in which Judith falls through Bluebeard's outstretched arms to the floor.
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Lamda Development plans to turn the disused Hellenikon airport in Greece's capital into a complex of luxury residences, hotels, a yachting marina and casino at a total cost of about 8 billion euros ($8.97 billion).
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Since resettling, he said, he has sought to rebuild his business, spending €600,000 on studies for a project to convert a disused power station outside Barcelona into a university, partly shaped like a glass pyramid.
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A conservation organization called Mass Audubon plans to buy much of the property; the town of Plymouth purchased another section, which still holds part of the disused bog, and said it would restore that, too.
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Working from a disused military airstrip in Norfolk, UK, they would attach a 3,2016-foot hose to a helium balloon, pump water into it, and spray the liquid into the atmosphere, where it would evaporate.
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It has been undertaking a major parks and open space program, upgrading neighborhood playgrounds and recreation centers, scooping up acres of disused land for new green areas and repurposing large swaths of formerly industrial waterfront.
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ATHENS, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Greece's top administrative court gave the go ahead for a luxury resort project on a disused Athens airport, a key term of the country's international bailout, court officials said on Thursday.
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Spain's Socialist government agreed a deal in October with unions to smooth workers' access to benefits such as early retirement and earmarked a 250 million euro fund for aiding business ventures and re-purposing disused mines.
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Tempelhof's sweep and size, as well as its location in the center of Berlin, are so impressive that everything down to the airport signs and now disused luggage conveyors remain under legal protection as a monument.
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Greenwich is situated in the southeast section of London, and it has a mix of suburban neighborhoods, former industrial lots, disused docks, and one (former) royal hunting park, all served by a range of transport links.
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Nick Wilson, director of the Living Energy Project, said abandoning a disused well can cost up to C$300,000, while converting it to geothermal and putting a greenhouse on top would be less than half that.
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BURAO, Somalia (Reuters) - In a makeshift camp beside a disused airfield in the breakaway Somali region of Somaliland, 32-year old Nima Mohamed sits next to an open wood fire, boiling a kettle of black tea.
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The consortium plans to build a 500-acre park along with apartments, hotels and shopping malls that will transform the disused area, which also includes some venues from the 2004 Olympics, into a magnet for tourists.
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Van Wyk said his organization observed such symptoms across four communities surrounded by disused mines in Soweto, including high levels of children born with cerebral palsy - which Bench Marks attributed to dust originating from the dumps.
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The disused factory was in a state of disrepair, which meant Scott and Simon got a good deal on the place, and it soon built a reputation for being the Saturday night event in the city.
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The Institute of Nuclear Physics in Kazakhstan, which neighbors the southern Urals, has said there were no accidents at its scientific research reactor and no ruthenium 106 at its two disused testing areas in western Kazakhstan.
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They formed a Friends of Zaryadye group, inspired by Friends of the High Line, which had successfully campaigned for the restitution of a disused elevated rail track on Manhattan's West Side led by Diller Scofidio & Renfro.
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Michael Morris, a co-director of Artangel, said in an interview that he had scouted the disused Mayfield rail station where the work is being presented, and that he has closely overseen rehearsals and offered input.
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At the Nymphenburg Porcelain Manufactory in Munich, Guadagnino and Olsen unearthed a disused French rose glaze to color a portion of their 303 pieces of china, some of which feature a pattern designed two centuries ago.
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The institution has also long displayed the Etti-Cat posters among its vintage advertisements in the historical train cars parked in its main museum, which is housed in the disused Court Street subway station in Brooklyn.
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The artist reconfigures this disused space, once inhabited by Irish sailors, with sturdy sculptural forms; a sheer, two-screen video installation that shows a skeletal Buddha, evoking trauma and frailty; and heavy, rusting objects that resemble wreckage.
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Part new-build and part refurbishment, the Storyhouse will make use of a handsome but disused Grade II* listed 1930s cinema; like the Royal Court, it will house multiple outlets, including a theatre, studio, cinema and library.
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Taking data compiled by Resident Advisor, the Economist published an eyebrow-raising news story on the decline of the discotheque, especially ones that formed in disused banks, warehouses and power plants that populated post-Berlin Wall Europe.
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According to survivors, the three men, who arrived in Sicily last month with hundreds of migrants, had acted as jailers at a disused military base in Sabratha, Libya, where the would-be migrants were held for ransom.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Rescuers have retrieved another 13 bodies from a disused South African coal mine following a gas blast there around two weeks ago, police said on Friday, raising the confirmed death toll to 18.
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The assailants fled and hours later one of them set off his explosive vest at a nearby vegetable market after police and Shi'ite militia members cornered him in a disused building and exchanged gunfire, security sources said.
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"Touch my body, touch my soul / Touch that deep and disused hole," singer-guitarist Lottie ("Clottie Cream") vamps on "Country Sleaze," a nod to another comedic and musical hero, Ben Wallers of Scottish art-punks Country Teasers.
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If Drax were to scale up the technology, Drax Power CEO Andy Koss says a pipeline could be built to deliver the CO2 to disused North Sea oil or gas fields or aquifers, for long-term sequestration.
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The IDF said several attempts to "harm or breach the security infrastructure" along the border had taken place, including the detonation of an explosive device near the disused crossing point at Karni, and the throwing of firebombs.
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The show was staged inside a disused freight train docked in a loading bay in Paris's 19th Arrondissement, and models walked to a dissonant instrumental track from David Lynch's "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" film soundtrack.
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At the time of the disaster, Mr. Büchel was working on a project for the 56th Venice Biennale: a working mosque inside a disused Venetian church that officials closed not long after its inauguration, citing security concerns.
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The Gagosian Gallery will unveil the sculpture, a new piece by Urs Fischer titled "Things," on Tuesday at 511 Fifth Avenue, a disused bank building northeast of Bryant Park, where the work will stay through June 23.
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I loved wilderness; I loved the riverbanks and the disused railway lines that in summer became green tunnels; I loved the nearby beaches in Northumberland, where you could walk for miles and not meet a living soul.
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Their group, Dublin Central Housing Action, has taken part in high-profile occupations of disused offices or hotels that activists have turned into homeless shelters, and in confrontations with landlords at the homes of people facing evictions.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Irish police called for calm on Tuesday after cars were burned out and a disused building set on fire as officers came under attack by masked Irish nationalist youths throwing petrol bombs and other missiles.
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The 8 billion euro ($9.4 billion) project to develop the disused Hellenikon airport site is a key term of Greece's international bailout and is closely watched by its official creditors and potential investors in the crisis-hit country.
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The 8 billion euro ($9.39 billion) project to develop the disused Hellenikon airport site is a key term of Greece's international bailout and is closely watched by its official creditors and potential investors in the crisis-hit country.
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So far, MinIONs have been used to sequence the DNA of microbes scraped out of the snow in Antarctica, swabbed off glaciers in Svalbard or sucked out of stagnant ponds in the bowels of disused coalmines in Wales.
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Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, 55, whose job is to distribute the pope's charity funds, went to the disused state-owned building near a Rome cathedral on Saturday night and broke a police seal to re-connect electrical circuit breakers.
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Compared with much of the rest of the Delta—a sultry plain punctuated by disused cotton gins and rusted petrol pumps, where the towns are as run-down as the soil and culture are rich—Clarksdale is humming.
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The mayor of Oraiokastro, Mr. Gavotsis, said that he was not opposed to refugees' being educated, but that classes should be held for a year in other venues, such as disused factories, before the children attend local schools.
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In 2013, Greece's then-conservative government revived the long-stalled project by awarding a consortium of Greek companies a tender to build a mosque for about 400 worshippers in a disused naval base in a rundown, industrial neighborhood.
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ULAANBAATAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a damp, single room in a disused bathhouse in the Sansar area of eastern Ulaanbaatar, 90-year-old Yuule Vandan cares for her disabled son and worries how he will survive without her.
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It all started with our riding lessons for beginners that we put on for free in a shitty disused parking lot near our workshop in east London, on our little 125cc bikes that we learned to ride on.
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Experts praise Essen for cleaning up its waterways, creating green spaces and turning grimy industrial sites into dynamic cultural centers, such as the Zeche Zollverein, a towering UNESCO World Heritage site that arose from a disused coal mine.
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Delve further into the past at the Forte Tre Sassi (€7), a mountaintop museum in a disused fort that examines the hardships that World War I soldiers faced, and the fierce battles fought around the surrounding mountain passes.
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The rockets, just before midnight on Tuesday, hit the southern residential district of Abu Salim near a disused airport, killing at least four people and adding to a death toll the United Nations puts at more than 800.
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One more turning point came in 1988, when Ms. Oliveros and two colleagues — the trombonist, didgeridoo player and composer Stuart Dempster and the vocalist and composer Panaiotis — descended into an extraordinarily resonant disused cistern in Port Townsend, Wash.
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There's a lot of it around and it's not just in Cornwall that lithium prospectors are going back down disused mines to find a mineral that had little mainstream commercial use until the invention of the lithium-ion battery.
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CALGARY, Alberta, April 24 (Reuters) - A Canadian court on Monday upheld a decision to grant lenders priority over environmental clean-up costs in oil-and-gas bankruptcies, raising chances disused wells from defunct companies could become a government responsibility.
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A free version of the service is offered that turns a disused smartphone into a smart security cam, something Rudyk says is largely targeted at emerging markets and other markets where Smartfrog is yet to launch its hardware device.
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At the end of September Jochen Zeitz, a German businessman, will open the long-awaited Zeitz MOCAA, which Thomas Heatherwick, a British designer, has been creating for him in a disused grain silo on the waterfront in Cape Town.
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The Living Energy Project pilot could help tackle the issue of Alberta's 78,000 disused wells and provide jobs for thousands of unemployed oilfield services workers, laid off as a result of the two-year slump in global crude prices.
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When I met Tillmans at Kraftwerk, the venue for Atonal and a gargantuan Berlin techno club in a disused power station full of grimy concrete pillars, his stature—and his being the perfect embodiment of German politeness—struck me.
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As of next season, Michele's scene-stealing fashions will have a new home, moving from their current show venue — a former railway station on Milan's via Valtellina — to a disused aircraft hanger beyond the city limits, by Linate airport.
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In Chicago, officials have doubled the number of city-run farmers' markets and supported efforts like Fresh Moves, which converts disused city buses into brightly decorated mobile farm stands, transporting local organic produce to where people most need it.
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"I only know that when there isn't an economy that pulls the whole country forward, then the struggling neighborhoods won't do so well either," Mr. Macron said, speaking from a disused textile mill now hosting audiovisual start-up businesses.
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Crashing on Netflix is a smart, situational comedy based around a group of men and women who are struggling to figure their shit out sexually, and professionally, all against the unusual backdrop of the disused hospital they call home.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Premier Li Keqiang of China settled into the back seat of a driverless Volkswagen van, fastened their seatbelts and went for a spin around a disused airport landing strip in central Berlin.
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It expanded throughout Krakow, and now the weeklong October festival takes place in buildings ranging from a synagogue to a Baroque palace to Hotel Forum, a huge disused Soviet-era hotel, which hosts the club portion of the program.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — A cluster of snails are glued, like barnacles on a ship, to a disused metal post, which stands in a field of dry grass, a shabby apartment block looming in the background.
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When news broke about the fishing vessel in 2015, Büchel was working on his project for the 56th Venice Biennale: a working mosque installed inside a disused Venetian church that officials soon closed after its inauguration, citing security concerns.
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Gross Domestic Product, which is located in a disused carpet shop in the south London borough of Croydon, includes old and new works by the artist including the iconic stab vest worn by the grime artist Stormzy at Glastonbury last year.
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You get a 1920 x 1440 resolution on the full display, which shrinks to less than half when you're in phone mode, thanks in large part to the huge swath of disused OLED screen that wraps around the wide-arcing hinge.
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Trudeau also spoke on the subject of smart cities, and specifically the project Canada and the city of Toronto are undertaking with Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs to turn a disused portion of Toronto's waterfront into a new model city of the future.
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A small levy will be slapped on existing routes to help pay for the scheme, while the government will provide funding to make the project viable and spend 40 billion rupees ($598 million) to reopen 50 disused airports within four years.
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It has snapped up cheap properties in Chile and Argentina, next to larger areas of disused public land, with the aim of donating them to the state on condition that adjacent private and public plots are united into single national parks.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's government plans to speed up the regulatory process so that a long-delayed tourist investment project at a disused Athens airport can be launched by the end of the year, Development Minister Adonis Georgiadis said on Monday.
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Backed by Chinese and Gulf funds, Lamda Development plans to turn the disused Hellenikon airport in Greece's capital into a complex of luxury residences, hotels, a yachting marina and casino at a total cost of about 8 billion euros ($8.97 billion).
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DAMASCUS (Reuters) - On a long-disused film set outside Damascus featuring mud houses, palm trees, alleyways and camels, actors in flowing robes are making a television series that the producers say is part of a gradual revival of their industry.
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German relief organization Soup and Socks, which had previously run a community kitchen here, has now taken over a disused furniture showroom that stands across the road from the camp entrance as a space for carpentry and metal-working workshops.
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The social enterprise – a business that aims to do good – is also looking to tackle Nigeria's youth unemployment problem, training hundreds of young locals to recycle disused materials, with most them going on to set up their own waste ventures.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Police recovered 25 bodies, believed to be those of illegal miners, from a disused Harmony Gold mine shaft, near an area where 76 illegal miners died in 2009 in what was one of South Africa's worst mining disasters.
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The bodies were recovered from the Eland shaft near the town of Welkom, following a gas explosion late last week, in an area where disused mines without commercially viable amounts of gold still hold enough deposits to attract illegal mining syndicates.
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When in 1948 she was invited to exhibit her collection in the disused Greek Pavilion of the Venice Biennale, she stayed on, and in 1949, she established her own gallery in the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni on the Grand Canal.
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On Monday Prague TV reported that a disused air vent for a Cold War nuclear fallout shelter in Folimanka park, Prague, had been transformed by an unknown street artist (or perhaps a group of street artists) into everyone's favourite droid R2D2.
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Obama, who is in Athens until Wednesday afternoon, was staying at a luxury seaside resort on a peninsula south of Athens, less than 15 km (9 miles) from a disused airport that is temporarily housing hundreds of migrants and refugees.
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