Housed in an 1892 Italianate building on a low-slung, low-key residential block of West 20th Street, the Chelsea Lodge has a warm wooden interior decorated with old globes, prints of steamships and other bric-a-brac purchased by the owner, Paul Weisenfeld, on a flea market shopping spree.
After enduring Montreal winters for 17 years, Hecker's found his proverbial Haight-Ashbury in Los Feliz, the low-key residential LA neighbourhood that mediates between the tourist traps of Hollywood and the hipster haven of Silverlake.
Mandarin Oriental, the Japanese chain, was a pioneer of the luxury trend here when it opened a 329-room hotel on Brickell Key, a residential island adjacent to the downtown business district, in November 2000.
On any given day, more than 54,000 youth in the U.S. are being held under lock and key in residential placement facilities.
In urban development, the key is residential with a total supportive environment, cultural as well as commercial; in San Francisco this is also beginning to happen in the blighted area south of Market Place.
Tornado teams were sent in after one inmate was seriously injured and others set fires and stole keys to residential areas from a guard last Friday.
"Tornado" squads were also used to quell last week's riot in Birmingham, after prisoners set fires, stole keys to residential areas from a guard and one inmate was seriously injured.
The impact of energy integration is analysed, leading to the identification of key components for residential energy systems.
The rapid expansion of the four major cities, Accra, Tema, Takoradi, and Kumasi, has also been key drivers of residential demand for electricity.
