In the 1920s, Mr. Corbett became a vigorous proponent of the skyscraper age, predicting that elevated sidewalks, urban airfields and subterranean rail lines would solve congestion problems.
Like a situationist Harry Lime, he spends his days psycho-geogging the crumbling city and his nights on a more dangerous dérive through the "occult… subterranean branch lines" of suppressed commerce.
This tremor is caused by a subterranean fault line in Corbynism, which has hitherto looked monolithic.
It's less a restaurant than a tiled, subterranean hallway lined on one side with a phalanx of microwaves and on the other with chutneys, chaats and subcontinental sweets.
But nowhere has Congress's penchant for inefficiency been more manifest than in the new Capitol Visitor Centre, a 580,000 square foot (54,000 square metre) subterranean hall lined in white marble, which has just opened next to the Capitol itself.The original intentions were good.
Rising atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide, blamed for global warming, may have a subterranean silver lining.
The Tünel opened in 1875 as the world's second-oldest subterranean rail line (after London's Metropolitan Railway).
Now sought out as murderers, Cora and Caesar flee via the Underground Railroad, which Whitehead reimagines as a literal subterranean rail line manned by conductors and station agents.
The substitution of high temperature superconducting (HTS) cables for existing subterranean electric transmission lines is arising as a solution to continuously increasing electricity demand in urban areas.
David Rockwell, who designed the hotel as well as the restaurant, has brought lightness and air into what could have been a subterranean pit by lining the room in translucent sheets of blond wood and square panels wrapped in taupe suede.
