At this juncture, the house recalls the easy, open feeling that it had in 1958, but with a more effusive sensibility.
Since the new building met the house at two relatively small junctures, the Picards were able to continue living in the old house as construction took place from 2006 until last year.
The new vicinati did not feel like the courtyards of Matera — they were not placed at the juncture of several houses, so residents did not naturally spill into them.
The housing market is at a difficult juncture.
The class comes at a grim juncture in the history of New York City housing and its fraught relationship with homelessness.
"For this decision to be made at this juncture jeopardizes our effort to provide housing to displaced citizens in the aftermath of Katrina".
The proposal calls for the construction of 1,851 units of housing on the 31-acre parcel, at the juncture of Williamsburg, Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick.
And, as I say, the house is ever so slightly less crammed at this juncture — and more buoyant, too, like a land mass rising in relief once the glaciers have melted.
At this juncture, the clients are free to finish the house however they would like, and Mr. Kelley is free to go home.
The village, a cluster of pastel-colored houses in a deceptively tranquil valley, sits at a volatile juncture where regional rivals Israel, Lebanon and Syria meet.
Ghajar, a far-flung village of pastel-colored houses, has had a complicated history, sitting at a volatile juncture where Israel, Lebanon and Syria meet.
