Sentence examples for housing evolution from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the four major historic periods of housing evolution in the selected cities are critically analysed.

In essence, housing evolution in the Gulf cities can be categorised, following Alexander (2012) classification, into two observable systems.

With the purpose of carrying out the typological analysis of housing evolution in the Gulf region, the third procedure is devised as a sampling approach.

The preceding procedures resulted in a series of outcomes in the form of observations and interpretations with respect to the typological housing evolution in each city.

As presented in this paper the housing evolution in the Gulf region began with simple huts, which were transformed into cubic buildings on small plots.

Thus, the first two phases of the housing evolution represent a collective development reflecting both the cultural needs as well as the various environmental constraints.

At her parents' house, though, evolution was never discussed.

There's seemingly no end to this house's evolution.

Mr. Carder has also filled a gallery with a show on the house's evolution.

Once there, aim for the Malibu Beach Inn (from $258 a night), where the in-house Hotel Evolution app lets you dish out orders to your servants (room service), book rental cars, and send for a maid to plumb up your pillows... all from the palm of your hand.

This chapter in the house's evolution began in 2003, said John Eilertsen, the society's executive director, when its then-owner, James B. Hopping, a descendant of the innkeepers who had been living with his family in a small part of the house, sold it to the Town of Southampton (of which Bridgehampton is a part) for $3.5 million.