A set of low, sprawling boxes in glass, brick and light wood, it exemplified utopian Modernism and the aspirations of American Jewish communities after the war.
Houses of modern design especially low, sprawling ranch houses with spacious lawns are common in the districts of Ermita and Malate.
This low, sprawling sub-shrub, noted for its pale pink flowers and the yellowish tips to its leafy shoots, was first discovered around 1860 as a single bush on the northern edge of the Lizard heathlands by a Richard Davey.
They extended their Sussex house from the original bungalow, and now it is a low, sprawling building, stuffed with candelabra, lampshades with tassels, a grand piano, and two small, plump, white teddy bears who sit playing chess in the living room.
Our research uses a recently published urban scaling rule to develop six scenarios for high- and low-sprawl US urban growth.
Perched thirteen stories above Sunset Boulevard in a city typically defined by low profile sprawl, the club is run by exceptionally charming international staff.
The Doxiadis Plan turned a high density, multi-ethnic and multi-class city into a low density sprawl, potentially divided by ethnicity and class.
Here we're fixated with low-density greenfield sprawl, "low-emission vehicles" and shopping malls with electronic gizmos.
There is virtually no city centre, just endless palm-lined boulevards and low-density sprawl.
Exurban New England, as elsewhere in the US, faces low-density sprawl and loss of rural character.
Its Georgian and Victorian town houses are elegant, but in panorama the "Big Smoke" can seem a jumble of low-rise sprawl, dotted with functional, 1960s concrete boxes.
