Buildings in sentence

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And these buildings are not flexible, and they maintain a system where hospital beds need to be filled for a hospital to run efficiently.

There's Georgian buildings around the side.

Slightly worryingly, he put most of the important government buildings in the cockpit.

So they built the buildings and then they waited a few months for the paths to form.

But there, I learned something different about buildings.

Buildings are making people sicker, he said, and for the poorest in the world, this is causing epidemic-level problems.

Buildings are not simply expressive sculptures.

We have helped factories, farms, schools, homes, resorts, apartment buildings, public parks and even a zoo to have one of such forests.

One was where we get trained to jump off buildings by a stuntman into an air bag.

I wanted to challenge myself artistically by painting over several buildings and having it only fully visible from one point on the Muqattam Mountain.

So, the first time I stood on top of the mountain and I looked at the neighborhood, I asked myself, how on earth will I convince all those owners to let me paint on their buildings?

Hundreds of liters of paint, a dozen blue manual lifts, several trips back and forth to Cairo, a strong and solid team from France, North Africa, Middle East and the US, and after a year of planning and logistics, there we are, my team and some members from the local community creating a piece that will spread over 50 buildings, some filling up the space of the calligraphy that I trace with colors.

Some others carrying some sand bags and putting them on the top of the buildings to hold those manual lifts, and some others assembling and disassembling those same lifts and moving them around the different buildings.

At the beginning of the project, I numbered all those buildings on my sketch, and there was no real interaction with the community.

This is three high-rise residential buildings in downtown Portland, and they're not flushing to the sewer system.

You can see individual structures, individual buildings.

Eventually, the resulting material grows strong enough to prop up buildings that climb hundreds of meters into the sky.

It worked admirably for Paris, when the city tore down hundreds of historical buildings to create 85 miles of transportation-friendly boulevards.

That's because most people think architects design buildings and cities, but what we really design are relationships, because cities are about people.

Tall buildings don't necessarily lend themselves to being social buildings.

But in several major cities, I've been designing tall buildings that are based on creating relationships between people.

So I've shown how tall buildings can be social connectors, but what about public architecture?

How can we create better social cohesion in public buildings and civic spaces, and why is it important?

And even though they had good intentions of treating all neighborhoods equally, the communities didn't feel invested in the process or feel a sense of ownership of these buildings.

You know, every city has parks, libraries, schools and other public buildings that have the potential to be reimagined as social connectors.

But reimagining the buildings for the future is going to require engaging the people who live there.

So if we can focus the design mind on creating positive, reinforcing relationships in architecture and through architecture, I believe we can do much more than create individual buildings.

We've all seen those scenes: bombs destroying buildings, chaos, destruction and people screaming and running.

I'm not putting Charles Eames' furniture in buildings anymore.

Instead of that hotline, we suggested that they use sign-up sheets that they'd post near the mailboxes in people's buildings.

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