But Randall S. Koladis, a senior vice president at CB Richard Ellis here, cautioned that the construction occurring now is, in part, merely replacing rooms lost in recent closings: the struggling Hastings Hotel was shut just before last Christmas, about the same time the Hilton closed for renovation.
He even held an impromptu news conference in the cavernous tunnel, as water dripped from overhead, jokingly telling reporters that the tunnel would soon replace Room 9, the press room in City Hall.
And in New York City, a favoured destination due to its iconic image and excellent shopping, the Marriott Marquis has even replaced room numbers on the 44th floor with names, because the number four is considered bad luck in Chinese culture.
The ugly dragon of grime has been shackled and glasses without lenses have replaced rooms without windows.
The device is already replacing a room full of cameras and electronics, said Wampler, and now the mini Lytro can replace bulky dual-lens 3D cameras.
Replacing my room light with this installation would put me in a good mood all the time.
40-year-old condo; dining room, wall-to-wall carpet in living room, c/a, deck, furnace replaced, laundry room and pool in complex; common charge $281; taxes $3,108; listed at $169,900.
The next big surprise In a spin Stealing each other's clothes A shocking denouement A chill in the Alpine air Soap-box salesman ReprintsAnother reason why Sun is attacking the mainframe market is the growing trend towards replacing entire rooms full of servers (many made by Sun) with a single powerful machine (usually an IBM mainframe).
In a magnanimous gesture, however, they offered to replace the room with one containing a kettle and a microwave.
