Sentence examples for house concrete from inspiring English sources

The piece that won her the Turner prize in 1993, the first woman to win the award, was House, concrete poured into a Victorian terraced house in east London whose walls were then peeled away to reveal the solidified void; it was demolished soon afterwards.

The houses, concrete cubes with corrugated tin roofs, were packed together and stacked atop one another as if in a warehouse.

Virtually every house -- concrete, mud or straw -- collapsed.

The house has concrete floors, and radiant in-floor heating.

The architect made much of the division between brick house and concrete addition.

And I said I'd like to cast a whole house in concrete.

An occasional house of concrete blocks can be seen among the thatched huts.

The house has concrete floors and clay plaster walls throughout; all of the interior doors are sliding glass.

His family lived in a three-room house with concrete walls, an outdoor latrine and a thatched roof.

The house has concrete floors six inches deep, and because the ceilings are low, we cannot add much insulation underfoot.

The guest house, a concrete, motel-like block of six rooms, faces a little yard with trees, tables and chairs.