The replacement development, "New Islington", boasts 1,700 multi-shaped, multi-coloured living spaces, built with an emphasis on energy efficiency and with a fixed amount of dwellings reserved for former Cardroom residents.
The hope was that a new cadre of urban residents, spurred by the pride of homeownership, would fix up neglected dwellings and catalyze urban renewal from within.
Slum-dwellers are constantly fixing up their dwellings and many NGOs now prefer to work with them to make incremental improvements rather than designing new homes from scratch.However, system-built housing does not have to be shoddy or impersonal.
For purposes of this paragraph only, the term "residential dwelling" means a fixed housing structure which is either the principal residence of its occupants, or is occupied on a regular and recurring basis by its occupants as an alternate residence or vacation home.
The dwelling time was fixed to 10 min followed by rapid cooling.
In theory, programs like this can address what efficiency experts call the "landlord-tenant problem": If the tenant pays the utility bills, the landlord has no incentive to fix up a dwelling in order to save energy.
Atmospheric nitrogen is fixed into usable nitrates or ammonium by root-dwelling associates, usually the actinomycete Frankia.
When regressing floor characteristics on the FUS/non-FUS dummy and district/location fixed effects, the difference in the quality of dwelling between the two samples becomes less pronounced.
Everywhere the essential terms of the relationship are increasingly fixed by law; the tenant's interest in his dwelling has become more secure, while the landlord is regarded less as an owner than as the provider of a public utility.
The jumps happen every fixed time T; moreover, a result is given for the case of probabilistic dwelling times inside each domain.
