The first has softened into an institutional house-style, a kind of modernism-plus.
This is not institutional housing.
The company builds market-rate, affordable and institutional housing, and its projects include Riverwalk on Roosevelt Island and the J Condominium in Brooklyn.
This population is young, diverse and not especially wealthy -- many depend on institutional housing stipends -- yet it is sophisticated and worldly.
We sort of have three markets that we work in: we do affordable, market-rate for both condos and rentals, and the third is what I call work force and institutional housing.
In the US, the Census Bureau specifies that in order to classify an area as urban rather than rural, it needs a minimum population of 2,500 people, and 1,500 of those people must not be living in institutional housing.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: March 5, 2010 A headline on Tuesday about a federal judge's order that mentally ill people be moved out of large, institutional housing and into their own homes misidentified the government to which the order was directed.
The San Francisco-based brokerage firm doesn't touch a lot of things that the big institutional houses do.
On Wall Street several serious institutional houses write on portfolio strategy weekly, so they can't be wrong for too long.
In rural areas, there usually are institutional houses which civil servants were given priority to rent.
The radioprotection of LGG or LGG-CM was apparent both in mice purchased from a commercial vendor and those with lifetime exposure to our institutional housing facility.
