Sentence examples for mixed developments from inspiring English sources

Wilson says on mixed developments he tended to be offered discounts on the flats but not the houses.

And in place of the zoning used in Milton Keynes, where residential areas were strictly separated from shopping areas, the firm now believes in mixed developments.

The grant, which subsidised developers to build homes in low-cost areas where production costs were greater than the end value of the homes, was universally hailed as a successful way of building mixed developments.

But Bob Giddings, a professor of architecture and urban design at Northumbria university, said strong northern city communities would likely resist the trend of segregated entrances and facilities in mixed developments.

Tower blocks are interspersed with low-rises and terraces, just as in the "mixed developments" of the UK; but rather than vague municipal lawns, the low-rise flats have a forest just behind them, something borrowed in part for Cumbernauld new town.

Overall, 2011 was a year with mixed developments in road safety in Europe [21].

"And it had mixed development.

If anyone is at fault, he said, it is the mayor's office for not coming up with a proper plan for mixed development on the Olympic park.

The district owns the eastern campus, where the would-be presidential assassin John W. Hinckley Jr. is housed, and has plans for a mixed development there.

For human rights activists in this country, disclosures by WikiLeaks, which was founded in 2006, have been a decidedly mixed development.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohammed al-Thani, the chief executive of QIA, said the new owners would pursue "further expansion through the creation of a sustainable, mixed development comprising offices, homes as well as retail and leisure space".