Steve Agius, the refuge's assistant manager, said that staff felt the derelict grass-roofed bunkers had more potential ecologically than just offering nesting sites for sandpipers and sparrows.
Parts of the city still felt like a derelict '70s streetscape.
Even today, parts of Kazimierz feel ownerless and derelict, and the resurrection of the synagogues is largely architectural.
The first time I ever saw Ms. Shaw was in a one-woman production of T. S. Eliot's "Waste Land," staged by Ms. Warner in 1996 in a derelict 42nd Street theater, and I felt I was watching a cast of hundreds.
If the city and our house felt like extensions of all things carnal, then our derelict basement seemed to be the epicentre.
I felt as if I had crossed continents and walked into a derelict neighborhood in Dhaka.
Evidently, Christ, who was without sin, so identified himself with sinful humanity that he felt estranged from God. Christ the Judge seated upon the rainbow had become Christ the Derelict upon the cross, and here the wrath and the mercy of God could find a meeting point that allowed God to forgive those utterly devoid of merit.
The impact of the Brexit vote was felt immediately in the reaction from Siemens, which, with Associated British Ports, had committed a combined £310m to convert the derelict Green Port site on the Humber and build its new factory.
When that manager felt he couldn't negotiate a low enough price for Detroit water in the interim, the city was left with the option of drinking from the river that ran by it, and past its active and derelict factories, and had been last regularly used decades before.
He found the stadium crumbling and overgrown: "It might sound daft to say I felt sorry for a stadium, but I did," and his delight on discovering Ali's original dressing room was tempered by the fact that it is now derelict and occupied by a family of squatters.
