Sentence examples for derelict office from inspiring English sources

At the end of the asylum process, many migrants find themselves homeless, and congregate in informal, illegal settlements in abandoned factories, derelict office blocks and car parks.

The Majestic Court development is a formerly derelict office building that is being transformed into 28 self-contained studio flats for September's intake of undergraduates.

First we assemble in small groups in the lobby of a derelict office building and are warned that what follows may not be suitable for pregnant women or the highly nervous.

And when the giant, derelict office building beside us – long home to the music publisher Peters Edition – was bought up by property developers, Hackney sternly handed down a thick list of all the modifications it would need before it was habitable (little things like getting rid of the asbestos and putting in a fire exit).

There's only so much value and synergy to be gained by putting 15 disparate startups into the same derelict office and offering them $45,000 or so to stick around.

What I'm sure of, however, is that if we turn Detroit into Hack City, if we fill up empty floors of derelict office buildings with CNC machines, Shopbots, and designers, we can build a new manufacturing sector in darkest Michigan.

Later, the girl and her companion stumble upon a derelict post office stuffed with kiwis, which the girl greedily feasts upon to fill her insatiable sadness.

They had enough equipment and supplies to stay overnight at the port, where British army officers are working in the derelict offices of the Iraqi port directors who fled.

The refurbishment of Peach Place will see derelict offices replaced with new flats and the town hall upgraded.

Images of how an "eyesore" 1960s tower block in Norwich will look when it is converted from derelict offices into apartments have been revealed.

In Ferreirasdorp, the ground floor of a once-derelict office building, Chancellor House, is now a mini museum honouring the fact that Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo practised law here in the 1950s.