Sentence examples for house legacy from inspiring English sources

Krypton gas used for energy-efficient windows in Solar7, an MIT solar house legacy dating back to 1938.

Overall then we are not on track for an inclusive housing legacy.

Citi had hoped to keep its prize assets as it whittled down its separately housed "legacy" businesses.

Via Verde is the first fruit of the New York New Housing Legacy scheme to develop sustainable affordable housing.

It was always assumed that the Olympic Park itself would be a key dimension of housing legacy.

Above all what is needed to realise the housing legacy promised by the London Olympics is the political will to achieve it.

Sample directs GSAPP's Housing Studio, and speaks about the studio's travel to Mexico, which coincided with the November 2016 Election, and the importance of considering New York City's housing legacy in relation to global references.

It is clear however, four year on, that without a rethink the housing legacy will be marked by the rapid gentrification of Stratford and surrounding areas and a negligible gain of genuinely affordable housing.

From the start there was a degree of vagueness about what the housing legacy would be, though terms such as "much" and "many" were used in reference to the proportion of affordable housing that would be provided and this won over opposition to the demolition of existing housing.

Local community organisers successfully negotiated for the inclusion of an affordable housing legacy for east London, including a living wage, a skills academy for young people and for the first urban community land trust to be built on the Olympic Park itself.

Even more attractive is the relatively lower cost, compared with in-house legacy IT systems.