In some ways, the aging brick campus on top of the hill looked kind of sad.
The commission has also been asked to review manhole covers, an aging brick wall, and a wooded grove in Kissena Park in Queens.
Streets including Swan, Grant and Van Duzer are an odd mix: original clapboard facades and aging brick buildings, side by side with vinyl-clad homes and other surprises.
The colonial-era facility, several aging brick buildings on the site of a former Catholic mission, uses up to 100 units per month, according to Kajibwami, the former medical director.
Each drop began as snow on Degraw Street in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, seeping slowly through sand and earth before wending its way through the tunnel's seven tightly fitted layers of aging brick and finally falling into its empty cavern.
The 21-story tower is the first new office building on the downtown skyline in 12 years, an angular, glass-walled structure that looms over the city's riverfront and its blocks of aging brick buildings.
By John Updike The New Yorker, October 10 , 1959P. 50 Within a quad of aging brick View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.
It is a predominantly African-American community, a neighborhood of aging, brick, single-family houses and apartment buildings on a forlorn stretch of land just a 15-minute drive west of downtown.
Municipal ordinances intended to protect the nobility of labor in Berkeley's attractive old industrial district steadfastly prevent new-economy businesses from taking over the aging brick-and-steel structures--leaving them empty cenotaphs to the vanished noble laborer of other days.
On Thursday, at the state A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s aging, brick headquarters, a half-dozen union members -- working at a phone bank beneath the original, century-old charter that Samuel Gompers signed to set up Iowa's labor federation -- were using one of the oldest tricks in labor's electoral playbook.
