Adjacent are a large scullery and a separate television room.
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Upstairs are three additional en-suite bedrooms and a sitting area/television room.
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There is also a pantry, a den/television room and an apple-green library.
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A dining room, television room and another bathroom are also on the ground floor.
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The first is a television room that is closed off with a sliding plywood door.
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On the fourth level is an en-suite bedroom and a large recreation/television room.
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In the prison's television room, a guard dispensing the mail called out inmates' names and numbers.
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A deck wraps around the living room and is accessible from there and the television room.
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To the right of the foyer are three bedrooms, one of which is now used as a television room.
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There is another en-suite bedroom next to the kitchen, and a television room off the courtyard close to the family bedrooms.
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On the other side of the living room is an office-and-television room with another wood-burning fireplace and pocket doors.
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The tour ended in a television room, where the guest and the guide watched an Arizona Cardinals football game while grazing on snacks.
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To the left of the foyer is a powder room with a floating marble vanity and double doors leading to a television room.
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Up several steps to the left of the living room is a television room; on the right is an office with a skylight.
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There is also a bathroom with a tub at the end of the hall, and a powder room across from the television room.
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To the other side of the television room, the kitchen has black lacquer cabinets, Arabescato marble countertops, Carrara marble walls and Botticino porcelain tile floors.
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The MoMA exhibition has a "Wright on Television" room where you can watch the architect in 1956 playing as a mystery guest on the game show What's My Line?
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There is an 889-square-foot bonus space on the third floor, and a high-ceilinged finished basement with a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a large guest suite, a bedroom/fitness room and a television room with a kitchenette.
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But with high winds blowing the rain in sideways, they allowed everyone – two homeless families, several couples and a few single men – to sprawl out in the television room, spare bedroom and screened porch of their cozy 770-square-foot home.
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She was blissfully ignorant of Davis's career as a highly decorated Hollywood leading lady; her only previous encounter with the star was as a 7-year-old, fleeing the television room in a fit when "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" aired.
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After sitting cross-legged for a lavish dinner served on a tablecloth on the carpeted floor, we moved into a television room that smelled of cardamom and sugar, where glasses of strong, burning tea and a high pyramid of local specialties awaited us.
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Down the hall to the left is a television room or library, with a low, rounded ceiling, which may once have been a wine cellar or stable, said Karyl Chabloz, a senior broker with Cardis Sotheby's International Realty, the agency that has the listing.
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Set on a quiet street in Winthrop, a community hemmed in by Logan Airport on one side and the Atlantic on the other, the condo features two bedrooms, a square kitchen with white cupboards, a television room and "the quiet room," with hanging plants, guitars mounted on the wall and a large bay window.
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If any of us, brothers and mother, leave the television room, our name is instantly called, summoned back to watch a replay, or to get him an orange juice, a fresh cup of coffee, a bowl of sugar-free ice cream, or just to listen to whatever he is rambling on about because he never stops talking, never stops narrating every damn thing he thinks or does or plans to do.
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In the boarding-house, there is a refectory in the basement floor for 250 people, in the 1st floor there are warehouses, in the 2nd and 3rd floors 10 dormitories, 1 television room and rooms for other teaching personal. The boarding-house has a capacity of 90 students.
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Before it was altered, the interior rooms were designed to mirror those in the series. The television room included Homer's favorite spot: the large sofa. The living room had brightly painted walls, matching those in the series, and a two-tone orange fireplace. The kitchen kept up the motif, featuring a checkered linoleum floor.
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The school's facilities include an auditorium, computer laboratory, a television room and an art room. An indoor gymnasium and laboratories for biology, chemistry, and physics were added during its renovation in the mid-1990s. It also has a library and a take-away cafeteria. The school also has fairly sized classrooms with ACs and blackboards.
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Facilities provided include a multipurpose hall, 7 pantries (the biggest one is shared by both genders), 2 study rooms (one for each gender), table-tennis tables, a television room, a tuck shop, a music room, etc. A unique feature of Adam Schall Residence is that it houses a chapel offering Catholic services for the benefit of the entire University.
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The school has a mini-theatre for educational and entertainment purposes and also has a television room. The school has two drawing rooms that are used for drawing and arts. Four Gardens including two play parks, one botanical garden and one tracking garden are on the grounds. The school has three halls: Antonians hall Old Little Hall and the Alumnus Hall.
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In practice, Azrin provided plastic tokens to patients as a reward for certain behaviors, tokens that could be used for "gifts" such as entering the television room or operating the television itself. An increase in the number of tokens provided was given for those that put the most care into their behavior. In 1968 Azrin and Teodoro Ayllon authored the book The Token Economy summarizing their work and findings.
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Early on it became clear that the cartoon house was not structurally sound; in the show the home has no load bearing walls. The finished replica, however, met all building codes. The architects focused their efforts on Bart's bedroom and the television room, making sure those rooms were as close to the reality of the series as possible. One of the challenges architects faced was the constantly changing nature of the onscreen house.
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The term bonus room is mainly used in the United States. One early use is from The New York Times in 1991, which wrote that "A recent solution to the problem of noisy teen-agers is the enticingly titled bonus room, which is a spare room on the bedroom floor that can be used as a den, television room or guest room."A House Is a Home, but It's Something Else, Too. Witold Rybczynski.
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The City of Austin operates the Dove Springs Recreation Center. The outside of the center has a nature walking trail, one swimming pool, one outdoor tennis court, one sand volleyball pit, one outdoor basketball court, three soccer fields, three baseball fields, and two outdoor tennis courts, one pavilion, and one playscape. There is a building with an arts and crafts room, a full court gymnasium, a television room and lobby, and a weight room."Dove Springs Recreation Center" (Archive).
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The original USF student union was built in 1959 and opened in 1960. Originally called the University Center, it was one of the first five buildings that made up the USF Tampa campus when it opened. In its early years, the University Center held the first on-campus women's residence hall, a cafeteria, post office, bookstore, game room, television room, and information desk. Classes were held in the basement and first floor of the building until other academic buildings were completed.
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In Soledad Prison, inmates heard the grand jury's ruling on the prison radio. Thirty minutes later, John V. Mills was found dying in another maximum-security wing of the prison, having been beaten and thrown from a third-floor tier of Y Wing, George Jackson's cellblock, to the television room below. On February 14, 1970, after an investigation into Mills' death by prison officials, George Lester Jackson, Fleeta Drumgo and John Wesley Clutchette were indicted by the Monterey County grand jury for first-degree murder.
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Joseph's home, the Main House and the largest of the three, is surrounded by well-tended lawns and gardens and it commands sweeping views of the ocean from its long porches. On the main floor are a living room, dining room, sun room, television room, the bedroom that John used before he purchased his own house in the compound, the kitchen, and various pantries and utility rooms. On the second floor are six bedrooms, a sewing room, packing room, and four servants' bedrooms. The house has a full attic.
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A Youths Social Services Society (YSS) located at Krishnapuram performing duties of social services in the area, a helpful society for the villagers. The facilities include a library with a huge collection of books, and Information room and a Public Television Room. The Club celebrates its annual function during the month of August to September in connection with Onam festival, by conducting various programmes which include Sports, Arts, Quiz, etc. The club also promotes students of 10th and 12th by presenting a trophy to those students who topped with marks.
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Later that year, using a file that a fellow inmate had smuggled into the establishment, she was able to escape through the barred window of the first-floor television room which the prisoners were permitted to use for two hours each week. She moved for a few days into a women's residential collective and resumed her links with the 2 June Movement, devoting herself to a reorganisation of it. She also took the opportunity to learn to use a gun in Berlin's Grunewald (forest) and Tegel forest. Early on the group now attacked a gun shop, thereby upgrading their weapons collection.
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The remains of Liu Hulan were moved to the cemetery separately. With a total floor area of more than 60,000 square meters, it is composed of square, monument, Liu Hulan's life story exhibition room, film and television room, calligraphy and painting room, seven Martyrs Memorial Hall and group sculptures, mausoleum, Liu Hulan statue, monument pavilion, martyr's original site, symmetrically distributed with monuments and mausoleums as the central axis, and contains 74 martyr relics. On January 31, 1977, China issued a set of stamps commemorating the 30th anniversary of Liu Hulan's heroic inauguration in commemoration of Comrade Liu Hulan, the revolutionary martyr.
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Screenshot of the Watchmen gathered together The short film claims to be a 1980s animated television version of Watchmen, and features Rorschach, Ozymandias, Silk Spectre II, The Comedian, Doctor Manhattan, Nite Owl II, Bubastis the genetically engineered red and black-striped lynx, and the giant space-squid from the comics. Concepts like Ozymandias' television room and Nite Owl's hovercraft also appear in the video. However, many of the comic's concepts appear reversed, a slight at the sanitation of 1980s programming. Nite Owl, a troubled and timid man in the comics, is portrayed as a carefree leader who "loves to party down".
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A separate block, York, is located away from the others and consists of flats used by fellows of the College and of the Institute of Advanced Study. Not all students live in college during their time at the university, but all students in their first year and the majority of those in their final year are allocated a place. Although most Durham colleges are not used for teaching purposes, the college is equipped with a moderate library, music practice rooms and public computing facilities. Other welfare and entertainment facilities exist, including a bar, student-run shop, gym, television room, several common rooms, various sports facilities and a coffee shop (Collingwood being the only Durham college to have one).
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Separate hostel accommodation is available for both male and female students at The University of Lahore (UoL). The Defence Road Campus of the University features in facility of two hostels for females: Razia Hall and Fatima Hall, for about 1000 students in it. In order to facilitate the students, the following facilities have been provided at both the boys and girls hostels: Mess, mosque, separate television room, telephone, newspapers, guest rooms, Common Room, computer room, electric water coolers, high-speed Internet and Wi-fi, hostel laundry and 24-hour security. The Islamabad Sihala Campus also provide the hostel facility to both male and female student with Wi-fi, hostel laundry and 24-7 Security.
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Since the early 1920s, the SSMAC Club has occupied two adjacent 19th century townhouses on Lexington Avenue between 36th and 37th Streets. These were built in the 1880s as homes for the upper middle class of that period. It is now a 79-bed facility that includes a library with two Internet stations, two large event rooms (North Lounge, South Lounge; both on the 1st floor), a television room, and a dining room. The walls of both common areas and private rooms are replete with U.S. military memorabilia, especially relating to World War I and World War II. (Private rooms are dedicated to individual veterans, families and other donors having provided pictures, certificates, etc.
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Each Stube consists of at least four rooms and a washroom with two showers, and each room has two to three beds. The ' also has a gym, a rehearsal hall, and a dining hall where all boys eat together three times a day, a shop where the tailor sews the boys' suits for the concerts, an archive, a wing of the building for the teachers who live there, a room for the band, a model railway room, a fitness room, a living room for the older boys, a "press room" for the school's newspaper, a sauna, a library with computers and internet, an infirmary, and a television room. Communal restrooms are located on the hallway of each '. The Thomanerchor gives concerts across Germany (at least two major tours a year) and abroad.
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The ground floor and basement were refurbished providing communal facilities for the local residents including a hairdressing salon, communal lounge, communal kitchen and television room. A concierge was located on the ground floor to ensure security of access and part of the basement was linked to the school. A crèche was also provided. The stairwells were reglazed with Reglit glazing and new windows were provided in powder-coated aluminium frames, which were of better quality than the previous window frames. The refurbishment was completed in 2006 at a cost of £3 million. The refurbishment of Topcliffe House commenced in November 2003 as the final refurbishment project by the HAT in the area. A design competition was held for a high-profile design for the building with BM3 Architecture, the architects of the Chivenor House refurbishment, winning the competition. Metal balconies and brightly coloured louvres were installed on the building to radically change the exterior.
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