Sentence examples similar to multi storey and from inspiring English sources

In a civilisation where the status of parking approaches that of a religion, Mann dwells on a banal, empty multi-storey and makes it a thing of haunting beauty - exactly as the professors from Harvard and London suggested.

Compare their characteristics with those of the YOA as described in the latter's promotional literature, where the custodial unit would be "designed to meet the requirements of a YOI and a STC in terms of security, furnishing, space, safety, segregation and all other conditions", while being "multi-storey and with less generous space for sport and recreation".

High-strength steel provides attractive alternatives to normal-strength steel for multi-storey and high-rise construction applications.

The paper describes the prospects and relevance of introducing modular prefabricated units not only into low-rise but into multi-storey and high-rise construction as well.

The plentiful results obtained from the study of earthquake engineering for multi-storey and tall building structures cannot be directly applied to reticular shell structures.

Combined systems of framed tube, shear core and outrigger-belt truss are regularly used in modern multi-storey and tall buildings (Smith and Coull 1996; Taranath 1988; Halis Gunel and Emer Ilgin 2007; Paulino 2010).

The dynamic behavior of reticular shells as a whole family of innovative spatial structures is quite different from those of traditional structures, such as multi-storey and tall buildings.

The zero moment point method for single bay multi-storey frame and portal, cantilever, factor and stiffness centre methods for multi-storey and multi-bay frames are discussed and a comparison is made.

But neither is it 'informal' in a derogatory sense; most houses are built from cement blocks, increasingly many are multi-storey and freshly painted, displaying 'luxury' features like balconies, tiled roofs and columns, while some have (small) walled and gated 'compounds' that fetch a premium on the rental market.

The paper presents life cycle energy (LCE) analysis of different types of residential buildings (one storey, two storey, and duplex and multi storey) in Indian context.

That can perhaps be explained by the collection procedure in the plant B region, where compostable waste is collected in starch bags and only from multi-storey houses, and therefore does not contain any garden waste.