Sentences with phrase «homes public housing projects»

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In the letter to Cuomo, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, Charlene Nimmons, the chief executive officer of Public Housing Communities writes that project labor agreements, or PLAs, «have failed the public housing community by denying its residents opportunities to gain meaningful construction work in and around their homes.&Public Housing Communities writes that project labor agreements, or PLAs, «have failed the public housing community by denying its residents opportunities to gain meaningful construction work in and around their homes.Housing Communities writes that project labor agreements, or PLAs, «have failed the public housing community by denying its residents opportunities to gain meaningful construction work in and around their homes.&public housing community by denying its residents opportunities to gain meaningful construction work in and around their homes.housing community by denying its residents opportunities to gain meaningful construction work in and around their homes.»

The state transferred the property, former home of the Kennedy Square public housing project, to the university in 2009.

Twenty years ago, it was home to East Lake Meadows a public housing project that was known as for its high crime rate, failing schools, and food desert.

Trench Town's public housing projects were designed in the 1940's to provide affordable homes with basic amenities like electricity and flush toilets for Kingston's many poor.

By and large, Marshall stages these reflections on the Civil Rights movement in domestic interiors, and this transition from the grounds of public housing projects into private homes proves jarring.

He has worked closely with Machine Project to create architectural interventions at the Los Angeles Museum of Art (LACMA); and most recently in 2014 at the Gamble House designed by Greene & Greene in Pasadena as part of the Getty's Pacific Standard Time Presents: Modern Architecture in L.A. Page also inverted Machine Project's home base; creating public space where there once was private.

But with the MD280 — Blazona's latest largest project to date and his first to include a full kitchen and bath — an added and obvious bonus includes providing the general public with affordable, modern, efficient housing, especially when it comes to second homes and backyard rentals.

Although Kristin may have written about the first 100 % solar - powered affordable housing project in San Diego, and there was some debate whether these prefab solar homes in Chicago were fairly priced, in general the terms «solar» and «affordable» don't (yet) sit well together in the public imagination.

Trulia just brought the discrimination issue further to the forefront by working with the Movement Advancement Project on its Local Legal Protections feature, which provides an overlay on each property page to showcase if a home is an area which protects LGBTs from discrimination in housing, employment and public accommodations.