For example, the featured Narkomfin residential block, built in Moscow in 1930, included two floors of apartments, a communal kitchen, nursery, gymnasium and washroom.
lot in historic district; needs work; taxes $2,400; listed at $575,000 , 4weeks on market (broker: Mary Kay Gallagher) PARK SLOPE $925,0004366 9th Street 4-family, 4-story brownstone used as a 3-family residence; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, eat-in kitchen, nursery in primary duplex; 1 bedroom, 1 bath in upper-floor simplex units; 18-by-72-ft.
Glass: With voice-activated devices like the Amazon Echo, you have children in their kitchen, nursery or car actively asking to hear more Raffi.
He ignores the inconvenient 60% of the poor who are in work and working harder than anyone, cleaning offices, toiling in kitchens, nurseries or old people's homes.
Nor is there any suggestion that we might want, or need, to rethink basic issues of power, equity and economics, or that our interest and passions should expand to acknowledge the world beyond the narrow confines of the kitchen, the nursery, the beauty salon and the office.
They're in the kitchen, the nursery, and the garden, and in equivalent "unskilled" positions around town.
Many work in kitchens or nurseries, farms or brothels, places hidden from public sight with few protections.
Among his more experimental works is the Collective House (1935) in Stockholm, which provided communal kitchens, restaurants, nurseries, and other domestic facilities to accommodate families in which both parents worked outside the home.
Workers maintained soup kitchens and nurseries for children.
Tellingly, the only two "rooms" in the Rose Petal Cottage are the kitchen and the nursery.
Everything, even warfare, happens first in the kitchen, in the nursery, in the cradle, and no one grows up without a coup d'état against the powers that be; revolution is a daily task, a common story, the narrative that drives all others.
