Sentence examples for house functioning from inspiring English sources

Their bluffs and showdowns, alternately scary and comical, become a furious duet in which the house, functioning as therapist, fosters a melting of resistance so that the circulation, to paraphrase Freud, can make its way into previously cut-off regions.

Shot during all four seasons, the film will be projected at night onto a neutral facade of the house, functioning as a sort of echo of the landscape the house erased.

The house has several passive and active strategies implemented and because of this multitude of systems, the IEQ can be achieved only by optimizing the house functioning.

Completed solar houses were judged on a number of factors; in particular, the electrical energy balance, and whether it is possible to achieve comfort conditions along with normal house functioning using electrical power generated solely from the solar panels.

The competition involves the participation in ten other sub-contests: architecture, engineering, energy efficiency, electrical energy balance, comfort conditions, house functioning, communication and social awareness, urbanism, innovation and sustainability.

Lighting system projects have been involved in several competitions, e.g., Med in Italy placed in the Solar Decathlon in Architecture, Electrical Energy Balance, House Functioning, and Sustainability and took third place in the final ranking.

The garage of their rented house functioned as a makeshift lab.

The house functions both as a charming country home with a lighthearted, knockabout elegance and as a statement about its owners' being the new kids on the block -- the eccentrics on the hill.

The house functions as a gleaming-white-on-white shell for the art within, which ranges from delicate wall works by Jim Hodges to a multiroom, multimedia conceptual installation of the AnnLee project, "No Ghost Just a Shell," created by Pierre Huyghe and Philippe Parreno, in collaboration with other artists.

There are no luxury hotels, or, for that matter, hotels, just a few small bed-and-breakfasts, including the charming and well-equipped (private baths, phones and TV sets) Armitage Inn, where the tradition of hospitality goes back to the 18th century, when the house functioned as a stopping place for postriders.

Comparative studies make emphasis on the energy aspects, houses functioning and their interior comfort.