Structural integrants of garden and landscape include structures closely related to the earth, enclosure structures, shelter structures, engineering structures, and special buildings.
Shelter structures, engineering structures, and special buildings are important in garden and landscape because they introduce precise geometric forms intermediate in scale between main buildings and landscape.
Shelter structures, designed to protect from sun, rain, or wind, may incorporate enclosure elements at the sides with overhead elements, which may be open framework pergolas or arbors carrying vines or solid opaque or translucent roofs.
So, if she needs to change her pad, she is not alone…so they have to go out [to change]." Recommendations were made by both staff and displaced women advocating for the inclusion of partitions or changing rooms in shelter structures to enhance the comfort of girls and women, especially for changing of materials during the nighttime.
In the design of sheltering structures or embankments for the mitigation of the risk due to rapid and long spreading landslides, a crucial role is played by the evaluation of the impact force exerted by the flowing mass on the artificial obstacle.
It showed that many of Nauru's asylum seekers no longer live in tents, but in more permanent shelter structures, some with air conditioners and televisions.
Hotels, etymologically speaking, are a French invention, sheltering structures whose function was to provide care and nurture--as in the famous and endangered Hotel Dieu in Paris beside the Seine.
The research team used observational checklists to note the physical conditions of children under five, conditions of shelter structures, water and sanitation sources and conditions of health and educational facilities.
These timetables were never part of the shelter structure, said Deirdre Parker, a New York City Transit spokeswoman.
Reading novels and how-to guides of the mid-1800'sheshe observes the way "mother" and "home" came to stand in for each other -- how motherhood was figured as a sheltering structure analogous to, and then identical with, a home itself, the place where mothers inscribed their nurturing values on society.
