Sentences with phrase «housing projects actually»

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The choice that is best for your occasion will depend on factors such as whether you wish to actually bake the gingerbread yourself, the size you want each house to be and if you want the finished projects to be completely edible.

One hundred acres of the site was actually listed as surplus late in 1966 but, the United States Navy declared an interest in 24 acres for a Navy housing project, thus dashing the Park District's hopes of acquiring the 100 acres for a planned 18 hole golf course.

The project began when geographer Clio Andris, a former Santa Fe Institute postdoctoral fellow now at Pennsylvania State University, wondered whether the interwoven House districts created by gerrymandering might actually foster cooperation.

You might recall some of the projects we did on my family's Nantucket house over the summer but my dad is basically a painting master and I actually LOVE doing it too even if I'm not quite as much of a perfectionist as he is.

I am finally remodeling my house, which, I'm sure contributes to my stress greatly, but the project is almost done and choosing paint should actually be fun.

If you are looking for a basic 4X2 pickup truck for commuting, projects around the house, or for use in your business, Toyota's $ 23K Tacoma SR may be just the ticket, and it's actually $ 3,500 cheaper than the same truck from 1996.

(Of course I am being frighteningly simplistic, since larger titles carry more of the overhead than smaller and so on, and every house includes some items other houses don't include, And many houses just approach the number as a percentage of projected sales instead of an actually cost calculation, but you get the idea.)

According to hotel.info, the leading online hotel reservations service for over 210,000 hotels around the world, the economic crisis and associated corporate pressure to reduce costs has created a clear trend for increased use of low cost online hotel reservation tools.Especially large corporations that make high numbers of bookings are currently using the present economic situation as a reason to move from planning to use online hotel reservation tools towards actually implementing such projects in - house or at least promoting the use of existing online applications to save costs.

Remember that these screenshots were all sourced by community players, so there's no in - house Photoshop trickery going on here - this is genuinely how Project CARS actually looks in - game.

As part of the project, Monosov and Kamudzengerere actually married each other (in a real ceremony), built a house, and lived together, documenting the whole thing in beautiful black - and - white photos.

The trouble with so much architecture from the post-war period is that the state was the client — architects designed housing projects with little or no concern for the people who would actually live in them.

Have those MIT writers ever actually run a successful project like a few pizza stores, construction of a housing project, or the construction of a road?

Getaway House is actually the first initiative of a project called Millennial Housing Lab, which, somewhat along the lines of what I wrote about yesterday, is trying to develop and realize «fresh housing ideas for a new generation,» focusing «on all sides of the housing experience: architecture, neighborhood design, financing, regulation and community - building.Housing Lab, which, somewhat along the lines of what I wrote about yesterday, is trying to develop and realize «fresh housing ideas for a new generation,» focusing «on all sides of the housing experience: architecture, neighborhood design, financing, regulation and community - building.housing ideas for a new generation,» focusing «on all sides of the housing experience: architecture, neighborhood design, financing, regulation and community - building.housing experience: architecture, neighborhood design, financing, regulation and community - building.»

I've actually been doing a lot of little projects around the house but documenting them is a whole different ballgame.

I feel like much of my house is a creative canvas and an opportunity for creativity, but when it comes to actually «crafting» or «making things» I'm not necessarily inspired or inclined to start a project (or really enjoy it) unless I have the space set aside for it.

I've been so busy catching up on projects that all collided over the past few weeks (unrelated to the house) that I have not really made progress yet on actually doing the house projects I want to do here!

But now that I actually can visualize the house and am already at the point where I have many of the details are decided and a few more are getting close, it's just a matter of starting what we can do right now, working with the budget (darn budgets) for bigger projects, setting reasonable timelines for what should be done in what order, finding the right contractors and things like that.

While clearly 2016 was a year of dreaming up possibilities and starting our house projects, 2017 will be about actually seeing those dreams, ideas and projects become reality (or at least enjoying the progress we've made!).

(No, we're not moving - we just know which furniture pieces / items actually work in our house now that we've got the rooms set up the way we want them, and we have tons of left over pieces / items from projects we've worked on for HGTV.com over the past few months.)

A project for this summer is to bring the rest of my grandma's floral China down from my parents» house so I can actually create a full table setting!

When I was done with cutting and drilling, I brought the tree stump candle holders into the house and arranged them in and around a boxwood wreath that I had actually purchased for another project, but just so happened to work.

But in my house it looked pale yellowish... I tried a few more paint colors, but still nothing looks good... I actually stopped working on the project because I don't think I'm gonna find my color.

I've posted here and there, but I haven't been inspired to work on the house and there's definitely been a lack of desire to sit down and actually BLOG about a project.

My next project is actually at my Mom's house... we need to do the downstairs bathroom and the two upstairs bedrooms.