Sterling Properties, meanwhile, is building condominiums in South Orange in which ceilings start at 9 feet, and reach 15 feet for top-floor lofts, said Rosanne Brooks, the company's marketing director.
The complex contains three major interconnected buildings containing about 240,000 square feet of office space on two levels, and 115,000 square feet of industrial and warehouse space in which ceilings soar as high as 70 feet.
They addressed the environmental and economic impact of the program's cap and trade system, in which a ceiling is set on greenhouse gas emissions and electric utilities pay for their carbon dioxide emissions by buying credits or allowances.
He did, however, recognize a few events, including the farcical scene in which the ceiling of his apartment collapsed.
Soon they had produced elaborate models of a structure in which the ceiling sometimes swooped down to meet the floor.
Our results support the assumption that users' knowledge generally increases after each search session, but there were exceptions in which a "ceiling" effect was shown.
The Turner Prize already seemed silly enough, going this time to Martin Creed for conceiving an empty room in which the ceiling lights go on and off.
This is now possible in a reissue of Taschen's awesome "Michelangelo: Complete Works" in which the ceiling is reproduced on no fewer than 133 of its 736 folio pages.
Believe it or not, the direction in which your ceiling fan spins affects the temperature of the air it circulates.
Despite certain spatial ambiguities this is the painter's most thoroughly rendered architectural space, and the only one in which a ceiling is shown.
