Sentence examples for buildings age from inspiring English sources
As many school buildings age and need repairs throughout New Jersey and elsewhere, the problem of asbestos exposure is expected to increase.
The standard appraisal calculation assumes discounted rents over time as buildings age, but both Miller Hull and The Bullitt Foundation, which will lease much of the building's space, claim that the building will become more attractive to prospect renters as resources become more scarce and costly.
In addition, it is concluded that municipal performance tends to improve with the environmental policy expenditure and scale size, and decline with buildings' age, population density and the proportion of buildings with private ownership.
An analysis of urban development supported the estimation of buildings age and their remaining lifetime while national standards supported the time of replacement of building elements during the use phase.
But as even the best Brutalist buildings aged, water stains and crumbling walls made them look dilapidated.
For nearly twenty years, Dean has been celebrated and chastised as a chronicler of obsolescence, a maker of exquisite art about dying things: shipwrecks, abandoned buildings, aging artists, technologies long past their prime.
Leaving the touristic center, we walk three blocks into a barrio -- with buildings aging like melted sugar cubes and people who, it seems, view the world from their ramshackle doorsteps.
"The basic cause for the construction activity is that the average school building age is 50 years old," said Carl Thurnau, director of facilities planning for the state Department of Education.
Different performances have been discussed with regard to two main groups of results relevant to building age.
All analyses accounted for student socio-economic status and racial/ethnic makeup, building age, and size of school enrollment.
