Apart from undeveloped urban land, the largest areas potentially available for planting included industrial zones, institutional zones and apartment complexes.
The setting seemed institutional, and the apartments scarily small.
The sharp, modular aesthetic thankfully feels more appropriate to the world of institutional science labs than apartment blocks, and benefits by being mostly hidden away.
It wasn't because of pushy children or poor health; banish any thoughts of poky apartments or institutional meals.
Intrinsic value is what he was after in the early 1990s, when Sass invested $100 million in Texas apartments for an institutional client at 25% of construction costs.
This was superior to their apartments (too noisy), libraries (too institutional), and parks (too unpredictable).
The opposition leader's apartment contrasted sharply with its grim institutional surroundings.
We've also been a fairly active seller of existing apartments because of high demand from institutional investors.
A federal appeals court, ruling on procedural grounds, struck down on Friday a judge's order that New York State transfer thousands of mentally ill adults in New York City from institutional group homes into their own homes and apartments.
The others, it's believed, would benefit from less institutional living arrangements, like small-group homes or private apartments, so long as medical and support services are available.
