It won the Manser Medal (a Riba special award for the best one-off house designed by an architect in the UK) last October.
"Years ago, we used to occasionally dump one off to a house [paddle] number to keep the credibility of the sale, but it created so many problems, so we stopped".
Household living expenditures referred to annual monetary spending on regular consumer goods and services in rural areas in 2007, excluding large, one off expenses (e.g., house construction) and the living costs of labor migrants or student members in urban areas.
The sludge damaged a dozen houses, pushing one off its foundation, and caused the evacuation of 22 residences, the authorities said.
I can even tell you some more bizarre trivia, such as how the prisons are basically nice houses for "sleeping one off" in, or how there are no guns or armies and pretty much everyone's white.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The house has a small front porch and two decks, one off the kitchen and one off the back.
Aforementioned, there are a vast number of whole smoke exposure systems described in the literature, either commercially available [ 1– 9] or one-off in-house setups [ 10, 12, 13].
The closest thing to a quantification comes in the Grattan Institute's submission to a Senate inquiry on tax deductions, which finds that limiting negative gearing could have a one-off impact on house prices of between 1% and 2%.
One of these is iBidCondo, which uses a somewhat similar model to auction off housing.
Roofs were torn off houses.
One-off architect-designed houses have long been with us, and they offer a specialist tier in the property market place, and possibly offer us a glimpse of the future British home.
