Movable houses may be prefabricated or home-built with or without floor, single walled, and with burlap sacking for a door.
During this period there are two types of housing: movable, individual houses (generally of wood) located on or close to pastures and fixed in place, and central farrowing houses.
Frey's prefabricated, movable aluminum house called the Aluminaire was one of only two houses.
And at the movable chicken house, Brooklyn schoolchildren examined eggs, while Araucana, Silver Speckled Hamburg and Naked Neck breeds pecked at their feet.
A movable, portable house by a young sculptor named Marepe, from Salvador de Bahía in Brazil, is a witty yet practical approach to urban housing shortages.
Data collected in the rapid baseline census included movable household assets (television, radio, bicycle, motorbike, and car), non-movable assets (water system, house type, latrine type, floor type, and electricity), ages and gender of adults and children, number of persons living in the household, and disability and chronic illness status of adults and children (yes/no for each).
There was a movable sign for colored people.
Ms. McKay does her work in a small, pleasantly fusty shop, with workbenches behind the main counter, gilt-edged books everywhere, bolts of colorful cloth piled atop an old chest of many short, wooden drawers, the kind of chest used to house movable type or old maps.
These include activities where visibility is important for large audiences (auditoriums and covered stadiums), where flexibility is important (exhibition halls and certain types of manufacturing facility), and where large movable objects are housed (aircraft hangars).
Mr. Bogucz is negotiating to reach a price at which e2e's material can go into the house's movable walls, given the architecture school's mandate that the house cost less than $150,000 to build.
