Sentence examples for model dwelling from inspiring English sources

Spared at the last minute from the wrecking ball, the house has re-emerged as a model dwelling for life in the year 2005.

When Hill began her work, the model dwelling movement had been in existence for twenty years, royal and select committees had sat to examine the problems of urban well-being, and the first of many tranches of legislation aimed at improving working class housing had been passed.

In the multiple regression models, dwelling (rural/urban) was introduced, but due to the lack of statistical significance, it was not included in final regression models.

Preschoolers are invited to open compartments in the model dwellings to find hidden nests.

Youngsters are invited to open compartments in the model dwellings to find hidden nests and examine building materials and tiny tenants with microscopes.

He was the grandson of George Cadbury, who had built the factory and model dwellings of Bournville, and second son of Joyce (nee Mathews) and Laurence Cadbury.

"I do wish it had been model dwellings and not a church," she wrote when he netted the Catholic cathedral for Liverpool, grandest of his unfinished projects.

They were built in 1913 according to the last will and testament of William Sutton who set up a trust to provide "model dwellings and houses for use and occupation by the poor".

Completed in 1949, as part of Arts and Architecture Magazine's seminal Case Study programme of 36 model dwellings, their house was a low-cost collage of catalogue components, proving what could be done with a standard kit of parts.

Model dwellings like the Electric Home and the Triple Insulated Home tucked dishwashers, air-conditioning and other technological marvels behind raised-panel doors and mullioned sash that proudly evoked 18th-century domesticity.

That his introduction invokes a device many visitors may not remember, or even have heard of, is apt, because the Innoventions Dream Home, the latest in a long line of model dwellings aimed at telling us how we might live in years to come, turns out to be positively retrograde.