He will say that hospitals are at risk of becoming "warehouses" for the elderly as social care support is being cut back.
So Calais is increasingly becoming a warehouse of desperate souls, with children seeking to reach their loved ones unable to get across, and trapped between two of the richest countries on Earth".
For a quarter of a century the nation's jails have been failing catastrophically, becoming vast warehouses where offenders are stored without hope of help to become productive and law-abiding members of society.
Meanwhile, he became involved with London's Donmar Warehouse, becoming an associate director in 2000 and succeeding Sam Mendes as artistic director in 2002.
But thanks to a weakening greenback, this purveyor of high-end jewelry and other luxury goods is becoming a discount warehouse for oil-rich Muscovites, sterling-laden Londoners, billionaires from Beijing and the like.
Historically a public swimming pool, the MGallery Molitor Hotel then became an art gallery, before becoming an abandoned warehouse -- and then finally evolving into the modern, luxury hotel it is today.
The Los Angeles River, a trickle or a torrent depending on the weather, flows in a massive concrete trough through poor neighborhoods, under viaducts, by rail yards and around warehouses, becoming many things to many people.
Les Docks and its 1907 warehouse is becoming a fusion of galleries, shops, cafes and a vast rooftop nightclub, rejuvenating a part of Paris just as the West Side Highway area in New York and the Docklands in London have found a new 21st-century life.
In Hoboken's case, that means old, rotting warehouses are becoming residential.
Robots in factories and warehouses are becoming more mobile, versatile and affordable.
