The further down Leith Walk you go, the more likely you are to come across patches of poverty, but generally the area is undergoing a monumental change; one property firm predicts that house prices in the area are going to rise by around 23percentt over the next four years.
foot property features a monumental front door and an entry-way converted into a library, in addition to a inner courtyard fountain that separates the two sides of the home; "one side: kitchen/family room; the other media room, intimate den and the upstairs.
Sure, they had taken on monumental debt to buy these properties, but they had a potent strategy.
The complaint describes Cantwell and his allies as "The Monumentals" who were simply protecting public property and exercising their First Amendment rights.
In one of the property's sprawling fields, a monumental Robert Indiana sculpture, One Through Zero, was also on view.
Figuring out the city's property taxes each year is a monumental task.
In the last chapter of his monumental The Mind and Its Place in Nature Broad defends an Emergentist position with respect to the relation between mind and matter: mental properties are, in his opinion, distinct from physical properties; they are properties that emerge when neurophysiological processes have attained a sufficiently high degree of complexity.
Sculpture -- both small works that fit well in Manhattan apartments and large monumental works for gardens -- has become a hot property at auction, partly because sculpture has been undervalued recently and partly because many people are building sculpture gardens.
The result has been the creation of 50 monumental outdoor sculptures, displayed across 165 acres on his properties in Cheshire and Woodbury, as well as 100 table pieces.
A dazzlingly ambitious current exhibit, called Grand Intuitions: Calder's Monumental Sculpture, has raised an additional 19 giant Calders on the property and filled the Museum Building with six more sculptures, plus models, photographs and Calder-ania.
