Sentence examples for obsolete housing from inspiring English sources

Another question is whether it is sound to attempt to "preserve" obsolete housing in buildings that have been given substantial economic value by the upsurge in Manhattan tourism.

There the ongoing demographic population decrease has caused not only the demolition of obsolete housing blocks but even the disappearing of entire streets, like the Govert Flinckstraat in the city of Heerlen, where housing corporation Woonpunt demolished several housing blocks entirely.

So could digital sharing make owning your own house obsolete, or at least unnecessary for long periods of time?

Since unions don't want their methods rendered obsolete overnight, these houses won't be constructed for a long time.

In Seattle's case, an arena remodeled with considerable public effort in 1995 and praised by Commissioner David Stern of the N.B.A. as a first-rate facility was suddenly declared obsolete and unworthy of housing the team a mere seven years later.

An apprenticeship program to teach teenagers how to salvage components of obsolete computers will be housed in the basement.

The technology though purchased by the trust, resulted in becoming obsolete; the tanks were housed by estates in a storage area on the top floor of the hospital and used in a very different way from the original plan.

If the country breaks up, Belgium's royal house would become obsolete.

The property's original owner was a collector of obsolete industrial machinery, and the house is a collage of California artifacts, including oak floorboards salvaged from nineteenth-century Southern Pacific Railroad boxcars.

A large side room in the house, well beyond the kerosene stove's narrow sphere of warmth, held a big loom frame that had come with the house, and an obsolete encyclopedia, and a set, with faded spines, of aged but rarely touched books entitled "The Master Works of World Philosophy".

On the other hand, Heinlein believed that in the 1960s, building technology would so improve it would "make every house now standing as obsolete as privies".