It stands in a plot of weed and builders' junk, with a bit of stained glass in the smashed front door — a place for kids to hide in, rather than be born.
It stands in a plot of weed and builders' junk, with a bit of stained glass in the smashed front door a place for kids to hide in, rather than be born.
solar power plant builder.
Christine and Ian fell in love with the spot so bought the plot and employed local architects and builders to create their dream home.
The different institutions have been divided up, each with their own plot, in a way familiar to Victorian builders of cultural enclaves.
A "plot passport" would prevent the construction of ugly monstrosities, and self-builders, alongside the familiar high-volume house-builders would help hit the annual 200,000 new homes target.
Even communities that are seeking to limit or ban the construction of big homes don't tend to have a problem when a builder puts a large home on an equally large plot of land.
Yet if all goes according to plan, some time in 2011 a team of Amish builders will begin constructing such a boat on an 800-acre (324-hectare) plot of land in Grant County, Kentucky.A few millennia back, if you believe your Bible, another team of builders in the Middle East constructed a boat of that size.
1930 A British aero engineer and aircraft builder pays the vicar of Harmondsworth £15,000 for a 150-acre plot to build a private airport - called the Great West Aerodrome – to the west of the capital.
It works with commercial builders to create entire cities, such as a 34,000-acre plot north of Los Angeles where 50,000 people will someday live and work.
