Sentence examples for habitable floors from inspiring English sources

There are 72 habitable floors.

The elevation is a concession to flood-plain code, which prohibits "habitable" floors less than four feet off the ground.

Designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano, the building has 72 habitable floors with a viewing gallery and open-air observation deck on the 72nd floor, at a height of 244.3 metres or 802 feet.

The aim of this current and innovative work is the numerical thermal analysis of multi-holed lightweight concrete blocks for external and non-habitable floors by the finite element method (FEM).

The owner rebuilt the mansard roof to create a habitable second floor.

The whole process seems rather complicated (the firm's website has diagrams to help us non-science-savvy folks out) but the end result would consist of a habitable space with floors, water and oxygen, set in place by astronauts.

It would have an energy system composed by geothermal plant and solar panels, a water system that collects rainwater and underground water, and a platform system that connects the main floors with habitable capsules.

It took a year to make the family's fourth-floor loft habitable.

Later on, as I got a little less wild and my boyfriend and I braved my landlord's wrath in an effort to make the apartment habitable, we rebuilt the floor beneath it, patched the chipped enamel and presented the tub to the world unapologetically.

Built in 1914, the Edwardian town house offered some 4,000 square feet of well-proportioned rooms spread out over three bright floors plus a habitable basement.

These two floors, the highest habitable ones since the 18th floor is taken up by machinery, had originally been reserved for a CDP executive suite.