In 1956, they designed an admirable, open-plan house for Derek Sugden, of Arup Associates.
(Before we rend cloth for Mr. Rangel, it's worth remembering that the congressman sluiced tens of millions of dollars into Harlem, some of which produced admirable low-income housing and social services, and some of which produced jobs for his own formidable political machine).
The Roadhouse, Sat MR Named in honour of an innuendo-strewn (and subsequently shortlived) local radio residency, Pardon My French are at the forefront of Bristol's most admirable rediscovery of its glitterball house roots.
Consider the house style of even that most admirable of magazines, the New Yorker, and you will observe what he meant.
Alison Tupay (Bianca), Marnie Breckenridge (Lucia), Allen Boxer (Collatinus) and Paul LaRosa (Junius) offered admirable performances, projecting with remarkable clarity in the intimate house.
There are admirable tacos, too, made with tortillas hand-pressed in-house, stuffed with the likes of brisket, shredded pork shoulder, deep-fried fish and smoky rajas with crema, potatoes and chard (two tacos for $7 to $12).
The soprano Hei-Kyung Hong, a house mainstay when starrier names drop out, was her admirable replacement.
I have emphasised that Enron had substance and was in some ways admirable, because its failure was not the simple collapse of a house of cards.
MetLife's abandonment of its original mission -- providing housing for middle-class citizens -- isn't admirable, but it is legal.
Certain elements of his efforts to address inequality in China were admirable if not always effective, such as spending on social housing.
