They hail from a few dozen health care settings around the country, ranging from large academic institutions like Johns Hopkins in Baltimore to tiny facilities like the Villa Loretto Nursing Home in Mount Calvary, Wis., home to 50 patients and a collection of goats, sheep and other animals on a therapeutic farm.
Made homeless in 1997 by the decision of a previous board of directors to sell the Goldstone to developers, Brighton were forced to groundshare with distant Gillingham for two seasons before moving – temporarily, they hoped – into Withdean Stadium, the tiny council-owned athletics facility.
One tiny medical facility for 8,200 people scattered across hundreds of miles is far from adequate.
We've ended up in a handsome suite with a tiny kitchen facility and a living room decorated with furniture that screams Ikea.
The women of TLC are sitting on a couch in a tiny New York production facility taping safe-sex commercials to supplement their interview for an ABC special, In a New Light: Sex Unplugged.
And if you can't empathize with anyone who would volunteer to live in a tiny windowless isolation facility for 17 months straight, can you believe that more than 500 people have already volunteered for a Mars to Stay mission?
Michael Recchiuti, one of the city's most celebrated chocolate makers, opened a tiny kitchen and production facility in the A.I.C.'s south building with his wife, Jacky, in 1997.
They are barred from libraries in half a dozen Massachusetts cities, and from all public facilities in tiny Huachuca City, Ariz.
Unfortunately, many large metropolitan area facilities offer tiny spaces, which might be challenging for someone who is relocating from an especially large private home.
