Sentence examples for unbuilt areas from inspiring English sources

However, this linear riparian edge disregards the existing spatial context within the built and unbuilt areas.

Our framework reinterprets the linear riparian edge condition to form large ecological zones in both unbuilt areas of the river and in built areas such as in cities.

Johan Bosman, cofounder of the Uit Je Eigen Stad farm, restaurant and market in Rotterdam, said: "The world will grow, and more and more people will live in delta cities. Expanding cities need unbuilt areas and green space for housing purposes, so there's less space for traditional food production.

The second aspect regards the strong line taken by public authorities on the preservation of the remaining unbuilt areas in both the historical centres and semi-central districts as well as in suburbs (Piano et al. 1980).

Informal observation reveals that exotic kikuyo grass (Pennisetum clandestinum) is the dominant ground cover colonizing unbuilt areas, vacant lots, roadsides, unattended green spaces, etc.

The main habitats that Finnish butterflies occupy have been categorised into four types [ 49]: (1) uncultivable lands (e.g. edge zones beside industrial area, harbour and storage areas, loading places, uncropped fields, and other unbuilt areas which have been exposed to human impact), (2) meadows (many kinds of non-cultivated open grasslands), (3) forest edges (e.g. road sides), and (4) bogs.

Two pilot sites have been chosen to initiate and test the strategy for incorporating the riparian edge interpretation to create Ecological Riverscape in the unbuilt area and Cultural Riverscape within the urban fabric [Figure 2].

Authors supportive of the compact city form favoured a more continuous urban fabric with less unbuilt area instead [4, 13, 14].

Specifically, the themes here are various: the recovery of a structure with an eclectic facade, built at the end of the 18th Century, the presence of an 8th -9th Century curtain wall with an unbuilt area and on an axis, at the higher level of the city, the cathedral, which lies in a state of semi-ruin.

The future city know as "The King's Metropolis of Economy and Trade" (based on a real Saudi endeavor) is largely unbuilt, and the area where Clay is to make his presentation turns out to be large tent with spotty air conditioning and non-existent Wi-Fi.

Monumental and institutional buildings take their place in a loose and predominantly residential urban fabric that leaves much land unbuilt even in the areas of densest development.