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Mr. Amiel said 588 dwellings are to be demolished, "restructured" or rehabilitated, and 312 new dwellings built.
Archaeologists assume that Neanderthals built dwellings, but no well-preserved ruins of such dwellings have ever been found.
Other examples include the ancient loch-side dwellings known as crannogs in Scotland and Ireland, the stilt houses of the Alpine Lakes, and the terps—human-made hill dwellings—in the Netherlands.
He said the temporary dwellings pose serious public safety concerns.
We evolved as human beings to create our own dwellings.
In the 1950s councils put up 150,000 dwellings a year.
It has also become easier to convert offices into dwellings.
The Chens' home is typical of the area's modest dwellings.
Andrea Zittel's "Wagon Station Encampment," a series of tiny dwellings.
Some people had to be pulled out of damaged dwellings.
There were also small dwellings, quarries and intricate irrigation systems.
Road construction is undertaken carefully, to avoid disturbing their dwellings.
The quarters are comparable in size to smaller city dwellings.
In an area containing some 400 dwellings, only 10 were burnt.
Dwellings with elevator access, lifts or stair-glides were also helpful.
In the past 30 years investment in dwellings has risen smartly.
Thousands of dwellings in the capital have already been torn down.
On many streets, smart two-story houses mingle with scruffier dwellings.
These dwellings were built on hard dirt with palm-thatch roofs.
His youthful playgrounds were adobe dwellings in varying states of decay.
Other popular rentals included cozy cabins, waterfront dwellings and urban digs.
The majestic ruins peppering the city are the subjects of Abandoned Dwellings.
The area remains rich in stone carvings and ruins of Navajo dwellings.
The giant waves swept away buildings and coastal dwellings, causing mass devastation.
For those that live far from human dwellings, twigs and leaves predominate.
Last year Britain put up 200,000 dwellings, the most in a decade.
The city promised to replace the lots with new low-income dwellings.
Homeowners in China own their dwellings but not the land under them.
Agents set fire to several machines and camp dwellings before taking off.
In the aftermath, the government has pushed to modernize aging urban dwellings.
Application costs include a $130 filing fee and $3 per lineal foot of curb cut for one-, two- and three-family dwellings, and $6 per lineal foot for multiple dwellings and commercial buildings, according to the buildings department.
By contrast, there was a solid increase in permits for single-family dwellings.
To pay for the schools, the colony levied a tax on local dwellings.
New dwellings are not being built fast enough to meet the extra demand.
In the caves of the earliest dwellings, it is the art which survives.
The value of permits for multi-family dwellings climbed to a record high.
Many in gainful employment are also forced to live in ramshackle settlement dwellings.
Most of the collapsed dwellings were made of brick, a Reuters reporter said.
Federal housing projects — public housing — meant quality dwellings for the nation's working people.
Many of the destroyed dwellings in Abaco Islands were simply constructed plywood homes.
"There's no reason why this shouldn't be done in regular dwellings," Ms. Scholten said.
Multi-family dwellings posted the largest monthly decline, Statscan said, falling 6.7% in June.
Join our team as they revamp boring old dwellings all over the seven kingdoms.
It will fine foreign investors who leave dwellings empty for more than six months.
The people farmed on the top of the mesa and lived in the dwellings.
Single-family dwellings rose by 9.6 percent, breaking a string of six consecutive declines.
His parents shunted among temporary dwellings until they secured a space in government housing.
They include those living in publicly-supported housing, which is often multi-family dwellings.
Guard stations and miles of cliffside roads separate its dwellings from any public byway.
Well over 214 dwellings in their neighborhood had been reduced to rubble since 2150.
Tiny houses are more than 200-square-foot dwellings on a set of wheels.
Wood and concrete dwellings, their facades scrawled with invented addresses, sit on cinder blocks.
This country is even and upright; human dwellings are scattered over it like stars.
Among those who lost dwellings was Trevor Vance, a 40-year-old chemical company manager.
Thousands of Marawi residents have started returning home, only for some to find dwellings ransacked.
Last year in England and Wales 155,000 dwellings were completed, the highest number since 2007.
Historically, cheaper apartments or multi-family dwellings house more lower-income and non-white residents.
Beyond dwellings, Union Apartment provides events like karaoke nights and services like help with banking.
Plans for another 1,800 dwellings in several existing settlements were also ratified, the reports said.
Multiple dwellings collapsed in mudslides, said Robert McKenzie, a KwaZulu-Natal Emergency Medical Services spokesman.
He has previously advocated permanent autonomous Libertarian sea-dwellings that would operate in international waters.
On July 6, there were 82 single-family and 12 multifamily dwellings on the market.
As in Dus, the dwellings were simple, built of sticks and grass, and well ordered.
His concrete and stone building was inspired by American Indian cliff dwellings in southwest Colorado.
New Urbanist planners have recommended incorporating petite dwellings into subdivisions, to accommodate lower-income residents.
The landscaping and gardening were designed to create privacy between the dwellings, Mr. White said.
Other items in the prospectus included second-hand trucks, family dwellings, land and office buildings.
This label is usually proudly applied to dwellings under 500 square feet, according to Wikipedia.
The properties also resemble the village dwellings and castles from the icy world of Arendelle.
He began to rent apartments and bungalow-style dwellings, then finally bought his own place.
But smaller dwellings still required the work of the local carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and roofers.
One of the best-preserved archaeological sites in the US, Mesa Verde National Park offers a glimpse into how ancestral Puebloans lived in cave dwellings from 550 to 1300 AD. The park is home to over 4,700 archaeological sites and 600 cliff dwellings alone.
In cities, time is scarce and dwellings are small: people need something cheap, filling and convenient.
The compound is home to multiple dwellings, including two guesthouses and a 13,600-square-foot mansion.
It is home to thousands of archaeological sites, ancient dwellings, ancestral hunting grounds, and burial grounds.
Thanks to shifting baselines, most Americans only know single-family dwellings and auto-dependent land use.
Some short-term vacation sites provide liability coverage to homeowners who list their dwellings with them.
Ms. Beat's earlier dwellings juxtaposed rooms dedicated to pop-culture idols including Dolly Parton and Kiss.
Bernie Sanders pushes more extreme ideas, opposing the ability for homeowners to control their own dwellings.
Some 3,822 dwellings and 461 apartment buildings had been heavily damaged, with 20 declared non-habitable.
Typhoid is endemic to Pakistan, where poor infrastructure, low vaccination rates and overpopulated city dwellings persist.
Scroll through real estate listings, and the city looks like a sea of stunningly expensive dwellings.
Dwellings, not for pets but for humans, are apparently highly sought after in 250 square foot increments.
Multiple dwellings and houses collapsed in the mudslides, said KwaZulu-Natal Emergency Medical Services spokesman Robert McKenzie.
Experts say the excavations are revealing "the best-preserved Bronze Age dwellings ever found" in the country.
Toe and hand holds that allowed access to the precipitous dwellings remain carved in the sandstone cliffs.
Already, households suffered the largest loss on land and dwellings in six years in the first quarter.
Landscape architecture and design, as well as general services for buildings and dwellings, is a growing industry.
Under a Supreme Court order, the 15 dwellings are to be demolished within the next few days.
But today's design cognoscenti may like the modest dwellings for the simple reason an earlier generation did.
They became the primitive dwellings of desperate men who gradually saw no benefits to ever checking out.
Some dispensed faint, lukewarm air that residents said did not keep their dwellings warm, especially at night.
Bricks are one of his trademark motifs to evoke urban dwellings, jail cells and the modernist grid.
Traditionally, the solution has been to build dwellings for them that are not detached single-family homes.
Most dwellings are not far from — if not actually on — cliffs hundreds of feet above the sea.
For about one in five county employees, there would be no going home: Their dwellings were destroyed.
"Lovers today seek to bring under one roof desires that have forever had separate dwellings," she writes.
In the end, they climb in and out of structures that could be fishing traps or dwellings.
And with an unfolding moderation in the dwellings sector as well, that's an added challenge for households.
But fortunately, technology exists that allows house builders to pack large quantities of dwellings into limited land.
They've also transplanted original moss huts from the region as well as churches, school houses, and other dwellings.
You can deduct interest on mortgages for up to two dwellings: Your primary residence and a second home.
At the last count, a quarter of the dwellings in St Ives were second homes or holiday lets.
Important stone monuments including two tombs, the Sultan Suleyman Mosque and former cave dwellings will disappear under water.
It's not the most polished of dwellings, but it'd be better than nothing for humans exploring another planet.
Successive governments have aimed to put up 250,000 dwellings a year, but none has done so since 1980.
The public is being advised to seek relief in air conditioned dwellings, and (very importantly) to stay hydrated.
The crackdown has frightened refugees, many of whom already avoid straying from their dwellings fearing arrest at checkpoints.
Allowing them to levy higher taxes on empty dwellings may help bring more houses on to the market.
Some campers abandon broken-down vehicles in the forest, or go so far as to build illegal dwellings.
The landslide late on Saturday destroyed 49 dwellings and left 28 people injured, city spokesman Amare Mekonen said.
Developers raze old apartment buildings, and erect in their place luxury dwellings that long-time families cannot afford.
The value of residential building permits increased by 4.8 percent on higher construction intentions for multi-family dwellings.
In total, 699 one- to three-family dwellings traded in the first quarter, the real estate board said.
The dwellings were supposed to be temporary prototypes, but a Los Angeles county inspector said they looked permanent.
That fictional planet's eponym is Tataouine, a city in Tunisia with sand-colored dwellings that resemble stacked caves.
The values of dwellings there have risen by more than 210 percent in the last six years alone.
Expediting the project will be a general contractor and subcontractors that Stillwater Dwellings is recruiting from Reno, Nev.
Farmers, slaves and serfs resided in simple dwellings, usually with other people, sometimes even sharing space with animals.
The project is part of a scheme to provide cheaper and greener heat to dwellings in the area.
Maybe your urge to collect these unoccupied calcium-carbonate dwellings can serve as a sort of gateway drug.
The contrast between their dwellings plagued Nolle, who hails from Kassel, Germany, where income inequality is less stark.
Worse, she said, illegal dwellings on the chinampas dump raw sewage into the canals, affecting fish and crops.
They were originally used as temporary field shelters or dwellings for agricultural laborers that could be disassembled easily.
They wander, and in an environment far-flung from their former dwellings, Katla enchants a young widower, Johann.
Walking around Manhattan's financial district you see no dwellings from the period — they've been swallowed up by development.
CalFire reported 818 dwellings burned to the ground, and more than 300 other buildings destroyed by the blaze.
The new law did not apply to Amona or the nine dwellings in Ofra because of standing court rulings.
It calls itself a one-stop-shop construction platform for consumers looking for longer-lasting, greener, less-expensive dwellings.
"We're talking about providing service to single-family homes and multi-family dwellings that have five apartments," Shapiro says.
At its peak, an estimated 3,000 people lived in this complex, which contained plazas, dwellings, and a large temple.
This stunning cave structure is part of the Ancestral Places of Southeast Utah, which include ancient artifacts and dwellings.
America does, however, possess the technological capacity to construct large numbers of dwellings on relatively small parcels of land.
Locals refer to the foundation's dwellings as their "holiest place" – more meaningful than any mosque or house of worship.
Another possibility is working with the Artist and Public Life Residency, which transforms vacant homes into dwellings for artists.
Her conceptual sculptures fused elements from real dwellings she observed, lives of people she knew, and characters she invented.
Friedman agrees that, in principle, we could create artificial environments on Mars, whether by building domes or underground dwellings.
Lionfish can be caught by spear fishers, though it's not a particularly effective method, given their deeper water dwellings.
Since 2009, Irish courts have granted repossession orders on just 2,722 private dwellings, or 0.4 percent of residential mortgages.
The total value of residential building permits rose 2.6 percent in September on construction intentions for multi-family dwellings.
To reach the government's target of 375,000 new dwellings a year, an increase of 33% is needed, Ibel said.
And one reason for that is that 1.7 million dwellings in South Africa have no addresses, according to Louw.
Dense forest obfuscates their dwellings — tiny houses, trailers, a landlocked houseboat — often accessible only by dirt roads or footpaths.
And the difference between those on the street and those in permanent dwellings can be a matter of degrees.
Ants cooperate to build dwellings because they're genetically programmed to do so, not because they've agreed on a blueprint.
Murders on playgrounds climbed to 12, from three the year before, and also rose in dwellings and in vehicles.
It exempts dwellings less than 19793 years old, to avoid discouraging construction, as well as most single-family homes.
It exempts dwellings less than 19793 years old, to avoid discouraging construction, as well as most single-family homes.
This remote corner of southeastern Utah is a land of red-rock canyons, towering mesas and ancient cliff dwellings.
He paid $28,000 for his cabin on wheels, but most small dwellings aren't as cheap as they used to be.
Bears Ears, located near Blanding, Utah, is home to numerous petroglyph sites, Native American cliff dwellings, and numerous historical artifacts.
There's simply no good alternative to increasing the quantity of dwellings available in the expensive parts of expensive metropolitan areas.
He believes there's validity to some of Bermudez's beliefs — the Tequesta dwellings and, more significantly, the value the land contains.
The programme aims at financing the renovation of 75,000 dwellings per year, or 375,000 over the government's five-year term.
These potential buyers have set their sights on affordable dwellings, too, said Kate Wauck, vice president of communications at Wealthfront.
Flames have already destroyed 57 homes and 11 outbuildings, with at least two other dwellings damaged by fire, officials said.
The value of permits for multi-family dwellings in Ontario soared 71 percent on strength in Toronto, Canada's largest city.
Nationwide, residential building permits declined by 1.8 percent on a 6.2 percent slide in construction intentions for multi-family dwellings.
Israel's Supreme Court said the dwellings had to be razed because they were built illegally on privately owned Palestinian land.
The settlement featured at least five stilted structures, an internal walkway, and a fence that enclosed the group of dwellings.
These considerations are exactly why parts of cities are zoned only for residential dwellings and not for short-term hotels.
Single family dwellings on lots of half an acre or more account for nearly 50 percent of new housing construction.
Cova da Moura's simple brick and concrete dwellings stretch across 16 hectares of hills on the outskirts of the capital.
The nine Hubs are life-sized fabric statues of his former dwellings in Seoul, Berlin, London, Providence and New York.
But living in the city isn't like living on the beach, because the shortage of urban dwellings is mainly artificial.
Lincoln, which manages military dwellings around the United States, has drawn criticism previously from Warner and other politicians in Virginia.
"We are always keen on maximizing the amount of fun that can be had in our imagined dwellings," Matthew says.
Those tiny dwellings are a narrative coup, their compactness allowing them to exist as storytelling interludes in the main game.
Apart from the communal revelry that accompanies the sometimes crowded dwellings, bothy culture can convey itself in quiet ways, too.
Tall, narrow dwellings crowd together on steep streets plunging down toward the horizon, with the Pyrenees looming in the distance.
Though innovative, these dwellings are not the first example of floating architecture, nor are they likely to be the last.
Its very sediment is strafed with 19903,500 years of architectural history: Etruscan caves, ancient remains, medieval dwellings and Renaissance villas.
The six-storey building blown up by the army in Durres was among six damaged dwellings being demolished on Tuesday.
The dwellings of a Tour De France legend The "Safari Simbaz" camp is located in the remote village of Muguga.
The stone buildings of Santo Domingo's colonial center survived its fierce winds, but the city's outskirts and flimsier dwellings didn't.
Houses of a similar size and vintage here are regularly being torn down and replaced with bigger, more elaborate dwellings.
About 2000,21900 dwellings suffered significant damage and some 2500,230 of those were completely destroyed, according to the island's Housing Department.
From the earliest cave dwellings to modern-day McMansions, it's been impossible to find a human dwelling that's insect-free.
New developments and businesses along the waterway northwest of downtown are interspersed with boat sheds, fishing piers and modest dwellings.
Designers and builders have responded to these challenges with a range of less conventional dwellings, including so-called tiny houses.
We're either going to have more density or we're going to have single-family dwellings at the top of Mount Rainier.
Despite its high home prices, Seattle is seeing increasing demand for rental dwellings because of robust job growth in the area.
"When we're the wealthiest, we actually uproot ourselves and go into temporary dwellings for seven days to celebrate," Rabbi Weiss explains.
In his subset of pieces titled Dwellings, artist Drew Conrad replicates architecture withering into derelict structures by using brand new materials.
Over a quarter of the projected supply of new dwellings were apartments, the 2012 study noted, mostly intended for wealthy expatriates.
Replacing such dwellings with mid-rise apartments would be highly profitable and could over time drastically increase California's supply of homes.
Since 2009, repossession orders have been granted on 2,721 private dwellings, just 0.4 percent of the total stock of residential mortgages.
Summer's here, and that means plenty of opportunity — and risk — for beach-house owners who want to rent out their dwellings.
Most residents returned to their homes on Saturday and they were advised to seek temporary shelter if their dwellings aren't safe.
I would definitely come back — especially since the tiny houses might not be the only dwellings on the property for long.
But not all of New York City's homeless residents live on the streets or in makeshift dwellings like cars and tents.
His house is in the upscale Anthem neighborhood: a fortified village of beige dwellings of various sizes and otherwise indistinguishable appearances.
These dwellings, built almost a millennium ago, are an often overlooked treasure, and we stopped and spent about an hour there.
I have talked to demographers and also reached out to several apartment rental sites that might catch illegal dwellings from advertisements.
The 116-year-old building has been on the citywide list of the 200 "most distressed" multi-unit dwellings for years.
"Reconstruction" of destroyed dwellings, for example, was apparently deemed a a no-no; on the other hand, "renovation" might be OK. Meantime, the clock of desperation is still ticking loudly for the refugees, huddled in tents in Kurdistan or trying, as thousands of Christianas are doing, to move back into blasted dwellings in Iraq's Ninevah province.
Jack Dalrymple ordered protesters to clear out immediately because their temporary dwellings have not been inspected and approved for harsh winter conditions.
But the policy made the scheme unviable because the open-market dwellings could no longer subsidise the affordable ones, the company says.
Over the course of hundreds of years the bodies decayed, the roofs of the dwellings collapsed, and dirt piled up on top.
The mobilization represents the biggest overhaul of U.S. military housing since the Department of Defense began privatizing its family dwellings in 1996.
The girls spend between three months and one year living alone, either in small dwellings or private rooms in their family homes.
Regional officials noted that while 10 percent of residents lost their homes, 30 of firefighters who battled the blaze lost their dwellings.
New Zealand's population is small and full of people who can't afford to ride out the apocalypse in fully furnished underground dwellings.
"You get more square footage in Arizona and more new construction — dwellings built between 2010 and 2017 — for less rent," said Gonzalez.
In classic tsunami fashion, the ocean appears to move inland, flooding dwellings and damaging structures, and then receding back into the ocean.
Some people ventured into their destroyed dwellings for the first time, though, to retrieve valuables and mats and pillows to sleep on.
Faced with a dearth of affordable housing, some would-be homeowners construct informal dwellings by converting garages or subdividing single family homes.
The cabin where the prospecting crew stayed was one of two such dwellings on the property that housed miners in the 1930s.
In the eastern Indian state of Bihar, 24 people have been killed in recent days, either by lightning or in collapsed dwellings.
Few indigenous people still live in the communal dwellings such relics guard, and those who remain hang Christian crosses on their doors.
Mayor Ed Lee is reviewing a bill that would prevent hosts from renting out dwellings for more than 60 days each year.
"Even a slum is better than this," he said of dwellings in which he claimed workers sometimes live 14 to a room.
"It's coming from down there," said one of the boys, kite string in hand, pointing to the sprawling agglomeration of dwellings below.
Smuggling networks rent houses or mobile homes, cover the windows and begin cycling migrants through dwellings that often are filthy and packed.
But for people living in smaller dwellings, the home office could be the kitchen table, sofa or the bedroom -- and that's ok.
Albers's camera captured extremes of light and shadow and the thickly framed doorways in both pre-Hispanic structures and vernacular adobe dwellings.
Map coordinates for the often hard-to-find dwellings, once dispersed only among hiking insiders, are now available openly on the internet.
Bunker design companies have been popping up to accommodate these worst-case scenario demands, but these underground dwellings don't always come cheap.
Shoddy construction is a big problem in Nairobi, which has a population approaching four million, half of whom live in substandard dwellings.
When war came, the Roosevelt administration provided housing for white defense plant workers, but only temporary, poorly constructed dwellings for black workers.
Cheryl Camany, the school district's homeless liaison, listed the types of dwellings where some farmworkers slept: "Tents, encampments, abandoned buildings," she said.
A homeless man is fighting his case by invoking New York's "castle doctrine," which gives people the right to defend their dwellings.
Authorities are also investigating whether builders added unlicensed storeys to dwellings toppled by an earthquake that killed 51 people nine days ago.
After the initial article, the city formed an emergency task force to inspect the homes and move tenants out of dangerous dwellings.
I never even managed to sort out the geographical basics, such as how far it is, by horse, between the characters' dwellings.
Samirah's bill would require all localities in Virginia to allow duplexes — two-unit dwellings in a single structure — on all residential land.
People would be allowed to take existing homes and divide them into two family dwellings, but in most cases they probably wouldn't.
The blaze was near where the deadly Carr fire incinerated hundreds of dwellings in and around the town of Redding this summer.
Cradled amid fashionable cafes, old walk-up apartment buildings and new, multimillion-dollar dwellings, the soaring, softly lit cathedral was completed in 1815.
He said the protesters' temporary dwellings have yet to be inspected and approved, and failure to do so posed serious public safety concerns.
In addition to bridging the income gap, Kanye wanted to reimagine the concept of space and make more efficient dwellings for the future.
Now, I know the movie is based on a book series, which probably has a lot of detail about these giant ambulatory dwellings.
Despite a construction boom, developers struggled to keep up: in 2015, Sydney was short 50,000 dwellings, according to BIS Oxford Economics, a consultancy.
They're "rated for California seismic loads," too, according to Musk, which sounds like he thinks people could use these to actually build dwellings.
The board said that the idea would violate zoning codes, and some members stated the new homes were not "credible" single-family dwellings.
"Many Kenyans are unnecessarily living in slum dwellings, because of limited supply and lack of affordability," the World Bank said in a report.
Archaeologists said they've found intact walls and portions of the roof as well as well-preserved timber posts from the circular wooden dwellings.
In 2016 the government unexpectedly banned building wind farms too close to dwellings and imposed a higher property tax on wind farm owners.
It said it helped fund about 152,000 apartment or multifamily dwellings in the first quarter after providing financing to 820,000 units in 2017.
About a dozen dwellings were lost in the 745-acre Getty fire and two firefighters were injured, but the museum came through unscathed.
For example, Oregon recently passed a law allowing duplexes, and even three- and four-unit dwellings, by right in most single-family neighborhoods.
When I think luxury, I don't think 300-square foot dwellings in the woods, but one luxury tiny house resort proved me wrong.
Yet for most who remained in the projects, conditions were still superior to those in the overcrowded dwellings from which they had come.
Alberobello, located in Puglia, Italy, is famous for its trulli, or limestone dwellings, that have been preserved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
His open-air museum features several reconstructed turf homes — rustic stone and sod-roofed dwellings that Icelanders repeatedly rebuilt and reused for centuries.
In fourth grade, I remember being asked to draw a picture of what I imagined the cave dwellings of Neanderthals to look like.
Colorado, Delaware, Maryland and New York are among the states that offer tax breaks for homeowners who reside in and maintain historic dwellings.
For the informal dwellings up the mountains, like the ones in Joy Sheer, the Afghan government tries to provide at least basic security.
Since the RBA meeting, data on housing finance showed mortgage approvals for owner-occupier dwellings jumped the most in four years in July.
Notes on the Culture The Park Hyatt Kyoto is perfectly at home amid the city's teahouses, centuries-old dwellings and Edo-era temples.
" Surrounding the area were "graffiti-scarred tenements, nightclubs and a smattering of newly renovated dwellings where apartments sell for as much as $450,000.
While Lewitt shows us the gallery's electrical innards, Altmann presents the guts of anonymous dwellings in what is his first solo US show.
In a survey conducted in 2011, 68% of households in ger districts declared satisfaction with their dwellings, and 69% said they liked their neighbourhoods.
China has spent 3.2 trillion yuan so far — that's $463 billion — tearing down substandard old dwellings and replacing them with brand-new tower blocks.
The dwellings in the advertisements were impossibly expensive — they cost numbers higher than I'd ever counted — but, in my child's mind, they seemed attainable.
In many instances, Electrify America is targeting locations where owners who live in multifamily dwellings may not have on-site access to a charger.
As they sink, these discarded dwellings take with them all the particles trapped in their filtration systems, much of which is dead organic matter.
Some 8,900 dwellings and other structures were incinerated, including entire subdivisions in the Sonoma County town of Santa Rosa, which sustained the greatest losses.
For the last 12 months there was a 18.1 percent decline compared to the previous 12-month period to a total of 30,962 dwellings.
Milan-based artist Biancoshock has taken to the streets of his hometown for his most recently published project, turning abandoned manholes into claustrophobic dwellings.
The discovery, thought to be the best-preserved dwellings from the era ever found in Britain, have prompted people to draw comparisons with Pompeii.
About two-thirds of new homes being built in the U.S. this year are single-family dwellings, complete with tidy yards and plentiful parking.
Some are havens for second homes and money seeking safety: foreigners snap up half of London's princeliest dwellings, according to Savills, an estate agent.
The Roosevelt fire has scorched nearly 40,000 acres of drought-parched landscape and destroyed at least four structures, including two dwellings, since erupting Sept.
Participants trek through juniper forests and past Berber dwellings and end up in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains; $200 a person. 8.
Having virtually given up bodily nourishment, he took comfort in the bulimic acquisition of fabulous dwellings, objects, and people, nearly all of them disposable.
If a condominium, like a single-family home, could have an accessory unit, he said, a 228-unit condominium building could have 2215 dwellings.
This phenomenon has been accompanied by the spatial shift in the exodus of rural youth to urban dwellings, triggering massive urbanization and demographical shift.
For the last 12 months there was a 12.3 percent decline compared to the previous 12-month period to a total of 33,401 dwellings.
In time, more than a dozen women emerged from the honeycomb-shaped dwellings that looked as if they could neither contain nor shelter life.
On Thursday morning, 400 police officers in coordinated raids searched the dwellings of 21 leading members of the group in 10 states, including Berlin.
In a state already suffering a homeless and housing crisis, a large earthquake could force hundreds of thousands of people out of their dwellings.
Petare is an astounding maze of improvised brick cliff dwellings, many of them multistory, all of them beyond the dull comprehension of building codes.
Rights activists, who fiercely oppose the decision, say the evictions are carried out often to appease property developers and to create luxury urban dwellings.
On her way to the Crypt of the Original Sin, she pauses at the cave dwellings where the poorest of the poor once lived.
The area was known as El Cartucho, from the Spanish for cardboard, after the makeshift dwellings fashioned from empty boxes that covered the slum.
Elsewhere, torrential rains and winds have caused flooding, including in the gas-rich north of the country, with 7,200 dwellings destroyed and 130,000 people affected.
None of them were impressed with what they saw: concrete blocks of dormitory-style, single-room dwellings with low tin roofs baking in the sun.
In 2016-17 Mr Khan exceeded his target for overall housing completions, yet fell well short of the one for "affordable" (ie, state-subsidised) dwellings.
For the last 12 months there was a decline of 21.4 percent compared to the previous 12-month period to a total of 30,418 dwellings.
Italy's ancient southern town of Matera, famous for its Sassi — limestone cave dwellings — will host its opening festivities with some 2,000 local musicians next week.
Aside from single unit dwellings, they can be used for shopping centers, office buildings, restaurants, medical triage units and public restrooms to name a few.
Nicknamed "Peterborough's Pompeii," the site was once had a thriving population until a fire decimated their dwellings, causing the structures to collapse into a river.
Amazon is quietly stepping up its delivery service game by unveiling The Hub, a new locker service designed for apartment blocks and multi-tenant dwellings.
Imagine for a moment, a stunning landscape of carved sandstone canyons dotted with ancient dwellings, peaceful forests and grasslands cherished for indigenous subsistence and ceremony.
These extraordinary public lands are home to more than 100,000 Native American cultural sites including cliff dwellings and petroglyphs, Mormon pioneer artifacts, and unique wildlife.
Four other models are now being built to bring other urgently needed services to Dhaka, although none of the units will consist of actual dwellings.
It includes a single-story, three-bedroom main house with a castle-like crenelated parapet, a contemporary two-bedroom beach bungalow and two additional dwellings.
Urban life has become desirable again, urban dwellings are in limited supply, so wouldn't you expect the affluent to outbid the rest and move in?
A breakdown of the data showed permits were issued for nearly 20.3,21.9 new dwellings and construction work was approved for more than 20,000 existing buildings.
He was struck by the rare accommodation of life and earth in the labyrinth of cave dwellings — some that date back to the 16th century.
Houses range from fixer-uppers, modest 19th-century shingle cottages and traditional farmhouses to grand dwellings with every modern accouterment in lushly landscaped new developments.
But India's big cities are overcrowded with residents, many of whom are stuffed into slums, low-income dwellings, single- and multiple-family homes, and skyscrapers.
As a result, Venezuelans on the Colombian border sleep on the streets, or pay for floor space in cramped dwellings rented out by enterprising locals.
Shasta County communities are still recovering from a devastating blaze this summer that killed eight people and incinerated hundreds of dwellings in and around Redding.
Although a vast improvement on the filthy shanty dwellings that lined railway tracks near Bogota's bus terminal, migrants complain the tent facilities are not adequate.
The pressures of sticks-and-bricks living, as nomads call traditional dwellings — the mortgage, the taxes, the maintenance — currently holds no allure for Mr. Wells.
Its architecture typifies some newly developed parts of Istanbul and Ankara, where enormous and metallic-accented apartment complexes seem more like spaceships than human dwellings.
Getting to Chengdu, our next stop, required more nights on a train, which plunged through drenching darkness, smudged occasionally with firelight from clusters of dwellings.
The structures were dwellings and latrines for Bedouins living in an area known as E1 - a particularly sensitive zone between Jerusalem and the Dead Sea.
Two things happened to homes, according to Dougherty: They became not just dwellings but strategic investments — ones that represented the bulk of American household wealth.
The males have been known to decorate their nests with flowers to attract mates and fumigate their dwellings with fresh herbs to repel unwanted pests.
Mr. Gallego, 91, also recently switched dwellings, moving from the nearby home of some relatives to the more spartan surroundings of his self-made temple.
Survivors described hearing a loud noise and running outside to see nearby dwellings rushing in their direction on a tide of debris, surrounded by smoke.
In 1997, for example, a group named Friends of Historic Peekskill rallied to stop the development of 258 luxury apartments and 20 single-family dwellings.
Construction of condominiums and other dwellings containing multiple units jumped by 14 percent nationwide, compared to a 7 percent decline in single-detached houses. bit.
To improve living conditions, the team made modifications to dwellings, such as adding windows, wire netting and transparent plastic to let in air and light.
Prices for owner-occupied dwellings in Germany's seven largest metropolises rose by 9% year on year from July through September, the Federal Statistics Office said.
The first-century ruins of the rough basalt houses, packed next to one another, showed tiny rooms that opened onto courtyards linking the individual dwellings.
Outside of the city, most people own at least one car, if not two or more, and live in larger dwellings that require more energy.
In a statement, he said the protesters' temporary dwellings have yet to be inspected and approved, and failure to do so posed serious public safety concerns.
Ramadi suffered heavy damage as Islamic State militants typically use residential dwellings for cover, dig tunnels and lay mines and explosives to slow an enemy's advance.
Planning was intense, with almost three months of intelligence collection — including "pattern of life" constant surveillance of the target home and the families in nearby dwellings.
Fallout 4 introduces the concept of player-owned settlements, giving you the ability to build anything from crafting stations and basic goods to full-blown dwellings.
Protected places like the Grand Canyon and the Gila Cliff Dwellings in New Mexico, for example, have "buffer zones" of federal lands and forests around them.
Eighty percent are units in multifamily dwellings, with an average price of $2500,2011, according to Top Mexico's Riviera Maya Market Preconstruction Report for November and December.
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The value of permits for single-family dwellings edged lower by 1.6 percent, pulled down by a 6.9 percent decline in Ontario, Canada's most populous province.
We broke the story ... Kazama went to the Manitou Springs Cliff Dwellings in CO a couple months ago, and began yelling everyone was going to die.
Across the city of 20 million people, many whose dwellings had become uninhabitable sought a place to call home, raising the specter of a housing shortage.
Traversed by dirt streets without sidewalks or drains, the town is peopled by children and adults that sometimes walk barefoot, often living in cramped thatched dwellings.
Charities have provided emergency aid to Otodo Gbame's residents as they begin to rebuild their homes on the burned site of their previous dwellings, JEI said.
The work pays tribute to the global Liter of Light open source movement, which equips dwellings that lack electricity with lights made from empty soda bottles.
An extraordinary video released by Brazil's National Indian Foundation FUNAI shows the tribesmen, who live in Peru, leaving their dwellings to request bananas from nearby villagers.
While making it less desirable for households to buy a different single family home, the tax proposals maintain the benefits of building and owning multifamily dwellings.
Sheriff's deputies immediately issued mandatory evacuation orders for the Highland Springs Village Mobile Home Park and dwellings in the nearby Banning Bench community to the northeast.
Since its founding in 1980, Larung Gar has grown into an extraordinary and surreal sprawl — countless red-painted dwellings surrounding temples, stupas and large prayer wheels.
"I found it fascinating that extreme density and verticality are a defining characteristic of Hong Kong's dwellings for both the living and the dead," Fallon said.
Two years ago, the elderly couple who lived next door with their son and daughter-in-law unexpectedly traded their spacious apartment for two humbler dwellings.
In 2016, the government banned construction of new wind farms close to dwellings and imposed new taxes on investors that made many wind farms loss-making.
For his own inspiration, Mr. Vandenbussche turned to the Austrian-American architect Richard Neutra, known for his light-filled, mid-20th-century dwellings in Southern California.
That very likely only encouraged growth at Larung Gar, where an estimated 20,000 monks, nuns and believers live in a mountainside warren of red-painted dwellings.
It might not look like the training camp of champions, but these simple dwellings birthed cycling legend and four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome.
Though a developer could demolish half of the rock to build an apartment building, nearby dwellings would have to be monitored by the Department of Buildings.
Hide, a seven-acre getaway in St. Donat in southern Wales, offers three yurtlike dwellings called "cabans" and plans to build three tiny houses this year.
"Sydney and Melbourne dwellings are tracking around the mid-twenty percent range for annualised capital gains based on the most recent three month trend," he noted.
Homes between the two thoroughfares include Cape Cods, ranch houses, English Tudors, colonials and craftsman-style dwellings with porches, most on 60-by-100-foot lots.
Construction workers are tearing into dwellings owned by Greeks needing cash and converting them swiftly to short-term rentals, Airbnbs or fancy new homes for foreigners.
People lived in tight quarters, with family members sleeping and snoring alongside one another in dwellings a few feet away from their neighbors' tents or houses.
Newcomers are offered tents and encouraged to set up camp, either as an escape from unsafe dwellings, or from the challenges of living on the street.
According to the Jakarta Legal Aid Institute, which has been helping evicted families, there were 113 forced evictions last year, with each round typically involving many dwellings.
The designers, after cross-referencing the physical characteristics of these lots with the city's myriad building and historic preservation codes, generated a menagerie of breezy, contemporary dwellings.
And I was deputized photographer, urged to get shots of thousand-year-old petroglyphs and cave dwellings, not to mention the 22015 million-year-old tree trunks.
Today the fields enclosed by the Mississippi and the horseshoe of Lake Chicot are punctuated by grain bins, plus a few labourers' dwellings guarded by bored dogs.
The reconstruction also shows the Pompeii Romans' integration of plants and trees in their dwellings, and their masterful use of color (ancient Greeks had the same proclivity).
But, in addition to the issue (a Champagne problem, admittedly) of how difficult they are to get ready in, there's another unforeseen issue with these diminutive dwellings.
And they are half as likely as privately let dwellings to be classed as "non-decent", meaning they fail to meet basic standards for things like heating.
A breakdown of the building approvals data showed permits were issued for nearly 20.3,21.9 new dwellings and construction work was approved for more than 20,000 existing buildings.
Working with VIEM, Garcia's organization plans to convert some temporary homes into permanent dwellings and raise funds to help quake-hit communities build new houses, he said.
Cal Fire bumped up the number of dwellings to 16 destroyed and one damaged by the Whittier fire after getting a closer look at the affected area.
Second, the National Park System includes thousands of historic buildings and cultural assets, such as Abraham Lincoln's home and cliff dwellings in Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park.
Additionally, he faces up to 20 years for his actions at the US mission of maliciously destroying and injuring dwellings and property, and placing lives in jeopardy.
Many people in Latin America live in or around cities — many of them in poorly built or makeshift dwellings that are in marginalized areas overlooked by authorities.
Fairfax County has vast swaths of land listed on the zoning ordinance as 1-85033 du/ac, meaning only 1-2 dwellings can be constructed per acre.
The Korean-born artist has had the sort of itinerant life afforded the art world elite, but even though he leaves dwellings behind, they remain with him.
Many crowded dwellings in New York City, like Rafael's, also include illegal room partitions, which impede the movement of firefighters and increase those units' vulnerability to fire.
For the year, the company sold 10,307 new residential dwellings, a 6.9 percent rise - and the first time in its history that it breached the 10,000 mark.
They paid $560,000 for the newly renovated half of a semi-attached house in Tudor Village, a 1920s enclave with 388 dwellings and a 4543-acre park.
A photographer and former van dweller who happens to be responsible for #vanlife, Mr. Huntington is, like his mentor, an author of lush chronicles of alternative dwellings.
Located where African-American poverty was already concentrated, the Chicago high rises replaced barely habitable slum dwellings — wood-frame firetraps frequently without plumbing, heat or adequate sanitation.
With the South Pacific nation's rainy season looming, Wanigela's thousands of residents are packed together in overcrowded and dilapidated dwellings with no sanitation and unreliable electricity supplies.
Obviously, constructing cheaper dwellings is in some respects a poor substitute for giving everyone enough wealth and income to get a mortgage on a single-family home.
The size of the Getty fire's evacuation zone was reduced by roughly 3,000 homes on Tuesday but residents of about 7,000 dwellings remained displaced, fire officials said.
But the project has been halted after residents demanded brick houses instead of the concrete structures planned by the Chinese firm, saying they preferred their traditional dwellings.
The hurricane has hit Haiti at a time when tens of thousands of people are still living in flimsy tents and makeshift dwellings because of the 2010 earthquake.
When the military began privatizing its housing in the 1990s, branches teamed with real estate firms who took responsibility for managing more than 200,000 family dwellings on bases.
Nearly 2000,943 dwellings and more than 294 other buildings were reduced to ruins in what state officials now rank as the seventh most destructive wildfire in California history.
Dongsanqi village is the latest community to be demolished under a municipal campaign to dismantle what the city authority says are unsafe dwellings following years of "disorderly" development.
"The Bears Ears National Monument contains some objects that are appropriate for protection under the act," Zinke wrote, referencing rock art and Native American ceremonial sites and dwellings.
While talking with a Kurdish instructor, I remarked on the dozens of abandoned mud-mortar dwellings scattered throughout the camp, which appeared to have once been a village.
House prices—one estate agent advertises a two-bedroom flat for £575,000 ($760,000)—are forcing those in the latter category into tiny dwellings and even onto the streets.
Local zoning laws only allow large single-family dwellings, and because of minimum lot sizes, there are no apartments or townhouses in the town, according to local media.
"The latest figures on completed dwellings show there is no end in sight for the housing shortage," said Andreas Ibel, president of the BFW construction and property association.
Even if you weren't born with a green thumb — ahem — creating one of those jungle-esque dwellings we've all seen flooding Instagram is much easier than it seems.
Because modernist dwellings were new to Belgium in the 1960s, Mr. Vandenbussche said it was difficult to find furniture, so he designed many of the fixed cabinets himself.
In Los Angeles, where the total homeless population grew 11 percent from 2015 to 2016 — to an astonishing 28,464 people — the number of makeshift dwellings grew 85 percent.
Ultimately, Mesa Verde National Park in southwest Colorado hired me to safely guide visitors through 800-year-old cliff dwellings built by the ancestors of the Pueblo people.
Also part of the Studio Museum's public art project, Simone Leigh has installed three uncanny, entry-free dwellings in the northeast stretch of Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem.
These are dwellings for the teachers, the firefighters, the nurses, and police officers of the town, who often cannot afford to live in the town where they serve.
Weeks after the demolitions, Mr. Ahisu, a resident who witnessed the initial clashes, watched from afar as a crowd scavenged valuables from the wreckage of their former dwellings.
Matera is known for its distinctive "sassi," a honeycomb of cave dwellings occupied since Paleolithic times that have made it a photogenic stand-in for the Holy Land.
The charging stations will be located at roughly 500 sites, with around 75 percent of them at workplaces and the rest at multifamily dwellings such as apartment buildings.
The two homeless communities are different — Clark described Hazelnut Grove, population 26, as more of a neighborhood, where people have built little dwellings and maintain a sense of community.
Migrants end up living in "ger districts", makeshift neighborhoods named after traditional yurt dwellings, where they burn coal, tires and household waste to keep warm, creating massive pollution problems.
The value of permits for multi-family dwellings climbed to a record high, while the value of single-family building permits rose for the first time in five months.
They are children from the approximately 350 families staying in the Ahal Camp, housed in rows of cement-block single-room dwellings or in plastic tents with metal frames.
Successive governments have tried to ensure that at least 250,000 new dwellings are put up each year, a level that would be expected to keep price rises in check.
They also tried their hand at Parks and Recreation, Mad Men, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Suits, and the basement office dwellings of Roy, Maurice, and Jen of The IT Crowd.
Adding apartments, condos and multi-family dwellings would start to drive prices down, these experts say, but the laws are often rooted in racism and are difficult to change.
People were often given financial compensation to buy existing homes in the city after their shantytown dwellings were dismantled, in part contributing to a price surge in smaller cities.
They often refuse to fund a proposed development unless housebuilders can demonstrate its viability by selling around one-third of the dwellings in advance ("off-plan", in the jargon).
With 27.6 people still missing on Saturday in Sonoma County alone and rubble from thousands of incinerated dwellings yet to be searched, authorities expect the death toll to climb.
In Vietnam's Mekong Delta, this has resulted in a burgeoning cottage industry where swiftlets are lured into dark, cavernous dwellings that blast a piercing bird call throughout the day.
Around the 13th century, a megadrought forced the Ancient Puebloans (also called Anasazi) to abandon their dwellings in the Four Corners region of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.
Maliciously destroying and injuring dwellings and property, and placing lives in jeopardy within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States, and attempting to do the same.
Carol Giuseppi, CEO of Tourism Accommodation Australia (TAA), told Mashable the dialogue would improve if Airbnb was truly open about the nature of the dwellings listed on its platform.
On a recent hike past the rock-art carvings and old dwellings, it was so still that he could hear a bird's wings beating as it whooshed past him.
He and Ms. Johnson toured the cliff dwellings with Mina and Jordan Harvier, Native Americans who live on the Santa Clara Pueblo and are helping arrange the corn dance.
The Sonoma County Grape Growers Foundation started a fund on Tuesday to help farmworkers pay their rent, find housing and refurnish their dwellings, with an initial commitment of $50,000.
On most days, long lines form outside La Pedrera, whose undulating and uneven stone facade makes it look as if cave dwellings had been carved into a massive rock.
Its crowded streets and makeshift dwellings hold endless desperation, but the movie is too busy, too angry and too absorbing — too exciting, you might say — to succumb to despair.
As part of their curriculum, students still build their own desert dwellings on the school's 500 acres, which visitors can explore on special Desert Shelter tours ($45, Saturdays only).
But in Kinshasa, a chaotic city of 12 million people who mostly live in tightly packed dwellings and travel like sardines in shared taxis, it's an even taller order.
A few days after watching these episodes, décor details of some of the boho-affluent homes were easier to recall than the stories that took place within those dwellings.
The review raised alarm among conservationists who said protections could be lost for areas that are home to ancient cliff dwellings, towering sequoia trees, deep canyons, and ocean habitats.

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