Sentence examples for dwellings by from inspiring English sources

He created a series of cavelike dwellings by spraying concrete onto bulbous mesh armatures.

The government reckons that England will need 4.4m new dwellings by 2016, largely because of changing family structures.

Dating back centuries in some cases, trulli were generally constructed as temporary storehouses or permanent dwellings by small proprietors or agricultural labourers.

Certainly, many of the naturally occurring compounds called silicates were used in various kinds of mortar for construction of dwellings by the earliest people.

He spent much of his early life hovering at the poverty level, living in 21 dwellings by age 17 (and two of those "homes" were cars).

To the hardcore long-term unhoused, a flotilla of recruits has been added — some of them presumably locals forced from their dwellings by rising rents, others itinerant young "travellers".

The other three sides were occupied by family dwellings and by the cabildo, where the Guaraní town council, led by the chiefs, had its offices.

Sam finds his new dwelling by following a woman he sees in line registering for courses.

Through cunning techniques of architectural trickery, the design would "give dignity and consequence to each dwelling by making it appear to have the magnitude of two houses".

The Loftcube, a modular dwelling by the Berlin-based designer Werner Aisslinger, is just large enough, at 390 square feet, for one nomad and mate.

Ntokou-Pikounda National Park's relative inhospitality to humans helps to protect wildlife dwelling by deterring poachers or at least making poaching more challenging.