Across the plaza from Cineteca, the energy drink company Red Bull turned a dramatic, barely sheltered structure into a series of high-tech music studio huts for a music festival in the summer of 2011.
In planning his magnificent project on the Temple Mount, which in effect would turn the entire complex into the Haram al-Sharif ("the Noble Sanctuary"), Abd al-Malik wanted to replace the slipshod structure described by Arculf with a more sheltered structure enclosing the qibla, a necessary element in his grand scheme.
Promoting proper hygiene The sheltered structure, complete with candy-colored water taps at different height levels, has running water where students can wash their hands with soap along with their tin lunch plates before sitting down at the concrete tables and benches.
The trees' aerial root structure provides a sheltered habitat for crabs, fish and wading birds.
The purpose of this study is to examine aspects of the fine structure of turbulence in a highly sheltered region of a wheat plantation protected by other inserted fast growing wheat species.
Immerse yourself in the landscape by descending into the pocket of fog along the steep, scrub-oak shaded staircase near the white and cherry-red Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse (a replica of an 1871 structure), which leads you to a rocky, sheltered pocket of Trinidad Bay.
In calmer waters, such as in deep lagoons or more sheltered parts of the reef, a more upright, leafy or branched structure develops which can grow to 50 cm tall.
Environmental Protection: the company is actively involved in improving environmental protection (through the minimization of the impact of its structures on the environment and the promotion of bioethical standards for sheltered animals) and indirect protection (through awareness-raising and environmental education for the general public).
Freestanding bell towers and lookouts, bird-like and modernly angular, are connected by sheltered deck walkways to low, broad-shouldered sheds that recall vernacular farming and fishing structures.
Walls of woven vines (bejucos), or open walls would have allowed breeze to circulate inside structures, with the use of windbreaks to mitigate strong gusts and provide sheltered areas to work in and around houses (evidence for which is found in Tutu, Golden Rock, El Cabo, and Anse à la Gourde).
