Sentence examples for industrial sprawl from inspiring English sources

Farmland can be found among the housing, public facilities, and general industrial sprawl of these areas.

In the foreground lay Red Hook's 19th-century industrial sprawl of warehouses and narrow streets lined with row houses.

Still, something remarkable is going on in that green sculptured oasis in the industrial sprawl east of Trenton.

The outskirts are a terrible industrial sprawl of car depots serving the port, tin-can middens and plastic bags fluttering like flags from scrawny branches.

From the airport in Kansas City, it's a half-day's drive down Highway 69, the industrial sprawl giving way to fields of sunflowers and prairie grass.

Those who treasure the splendor of industrial sprawl must visit this morass of pipe lines, buildings drilling rigs, gravel pits, roads and pools of toxic chemicals.

He lives in a mezzanine apartment full of technology and toys in a 101-year-old warehouse – his studio is an identical one next door – in the endless light-industrial sprawl of downtown Los Angeles, now in the first throes of gentrification.

In 2011, China became a majority urban country for the first time, as farmers have migrated for work, with rapid urbanisation producing megacities such as Chongqing (population 32 million) and vast urban-industrial sprawls through the factory belts of the Pearl river and Yangzte delta.

Jewel's four-roomed, labyrinth-like environment allowed Das Bunker's programming to pay a diverse homage to industrial's sprawling landscape of sub-niches, including power noise, cold wave, industrial rave, and post-EBM.

The museum's curatorial team searched the country for examples of ordinary citizens empowering communities through design, "traveling to shrinking post-industrial cities, sprawling metro regions, struggling rural towns, areas impacted by natural and manmade disasters, and places of persistent poverty," according to a press release.

In addition, policymakers and planners should actively counteract any further housing, industrial or commercial sprawl, while focusing on programs of urban regeneration centered on the quality of public spaces, as well as a renewed network of material and immaterial services and cultural mediation between different generations and cultures.