Sentences with phrase «on prefabricated»

There's also valuable information on prefabricated wildlife - friendly components from various manufacturers, plus a chapter on living walls, roof gardens and artificial lighting.

One reason for our consideration is that, by some standard, she did everything wrong: she made easel pictures on prefabricated canvas board; she made impure abstract paintings; she seems not to have given a fig about what the Abstract Expressionists were up to.

For our new exhibition, she's using the same wall drawing, but she instructed the museum to create the work with black glossy lines on a prefabricated door that is painted hot pink.

Although unique works, not editions, the painting - like things that Finnis presents were in fact printed by Magnolia Editions of Oakland in acrylic inks on prefabricated surfaces - doors, drawer and desk components from Ikea.

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As sociologist Robert Bellah said: «Each individual must work out their own ultimate solutions and the most the church can do is to provide a favorable environment for doing so, without imposing on him a prefabricated set of answers.»

Not exact matches

But in recent years, architects have increasingly turned to prefabricated construction, in which parts are built off - site and assembled on - site, making the process a lot quicker — and often cheaper.

The real estate industry has seen its own advances during that time, with drones debuting on construction sites and prefabricated modular apartments now being snapped together easily onsite.

This means the home was built entirely on site without any prefabricated (prefab) sections.

But it belongs on the rump of the cultural right as well, for Robert Caserio has usefully defined «political correctness» to mean «a prefabricated sense of values, a predetermined set of assumptions about what is good for people and what is bad for them» (quoted in CHE 1).

«The ease of application of this new fire and corrosion resistant coating on steel structures will help reduce labour - intensive work, thus improving productivity and enabling faster coating of prefabricated steel components.

Just the other month, he had taken Sergei on a tour of the cement factory that made their prefabricated parts.

Unlike large reactors, SMRs would be essentially prefabricated in factories instead of on - site.

The crucial difference is that Fresnel mirrors are made up of a series of flat strips, so rather than having to be carefully prefabricated, they can be assembled on site.

«The palindrome regions of the Y are almost like a house that is being rebuilt,» says Page — one in which similar, prefabricated units are being added on in different ways in the genomes of the two species.

Revisiting Innerspace, the Amblin experience came flooding back to me: You weren't yet jaded enough by the prefabricated «wonder» to identify the sleight - of - hand it was pulling on the plotholes.

On a first or second visit, most seem content with the park's prefabricated story lines: the search for buried gold, hunting an outlaw in the hills, etc..

Amthal has worked directly with the school to update its intruder system and integrate CCTV and access control solutions, which can easily be added to as and when the school adds new, often prefabricated, buildings on site.

Television and computers, on the other hand, generally require nothing more than the passive acceptance of prefabricated images.

Other advantages of prefabricated construction include reduced labour and on - site costs, and a faster turnaround — which is ideal when classrooms are urgently required.

We do not consider other factory - built housing (not built on a permanent chassis), such as modular, prefabricated, panelized, or sectional housing, to be manufactured housing.

Unique History Corio Villa is a 1850s prefabricated iron villa and associated buildings erected on the Corio Villa site has a long and interesting

Where design and photography promised to debunk the originality of the avant - garde, a building almost insists on its original presence — even in something as faceless as prefabricated homes or a housing project.

The New York Times quoted Thomas Hanrahan, School of Architecture Dean, in a November 27 article on a planned building project that, once built, will be the world's tallest prefabricated or modular building.

Private view Alighiero Boetti «i Colori» I love @ Luxembourg & Dayan at 6 - 8 pm http://artmaplondon.com/artmap/events/private-view-alighiero-boetti-i-colori/ Luxembourg & Dayan, 2 Savile Row, London, W1S 3PA In 1967 Alighiero Boetti embarked up on a series of monochromes featuring superimposed prefabricated cork letters centered upon uniformly square wood and metal panels coloured by a single industrial pigment.

In 2010, the inaugural exhibition of paintings by Cy Twombly opened at Gagosian Paris and we arranged an exhibition of Jean Prouvé's prefabricated architectural designs, which opened at the same time in the project space on the second floor.

Each prefabricated female mannequin is mounted on her side in an odalisque position and has been retooled to function as a nutcracker.

The Minim Home (a 210 sqft tiny home on wheels), a prefabricated studio shed, and a tiny house that is currently under construction by DC high school students.

However, this Amazon tiny house option avoids most of that work by being a prefabricated option that ships fully - finished, and although it still requires either concrete footers or a slab to sit on, it's ready for the sewer, water, and electricity connections («plug and play») once that's complete.

Over the past few years on this website you may have read many dispatches, reports, polemics, and laments from the prefabricated halls of various UN climate change negotiations.

In addition to «backcountry» applications (i.e. without road / vehicle access), the hut prototype has received considerable interest from private individuals who are looking to erect prefabricated structures on both rural and urban «front - country» sites (i.e. easily accessible by vehicle).

This week's roundup in our series on residential architecture from different US states brings us to Arkansas, home to a prefabricated cantilevered dwelling designed by students and a pool house with an overhanging sleeping loft (+ slideshow).

Also bear in mind that the majority of the wood - framed, high - performance (green based on actual performance metrics as opposed to a checklist) buildings certified as passive house (more than 30,000 buildings in total) were prefabricated.

Today's airship designers share a vision: magnificent amounts of trucking going on in the sky — regular convoys of enormous airships carrying timber, coal, wind turbines, prefabricated homes, or an entire summer harvest, puttering gently along at about a hundred miles an hour, ten thousand feet over our heads.

The ground slab was prepared on site and then the prefabricated building envelope erected in a single day.

The speed argument is erroneous too: many timber frame companies, for example, are able to prefabricate passive house systems in a factory and put them up on site quickly, with less exposure of the building structure to the wind and rain.

Downsizing to a prefabricated structure, building your own or any combination of the two, may involve reliance on others who may let you down.

It is expensive, working out on oil rigs, so the architects propose building the prefabricated rooms on shipping container module sizes, and moving them by ship;

The cabins were prefabricated off - site, then transported and erected on site.

Neil and his Scottish friends had quite a laugh at the Unity Homes party; no doubt the laugh is on all of us here in North America who are just beginning to look at sustainable design in such a disciplined and thorough manner, who are just starting to do green prefabricated walls like this, (more to come on Unity Homes themselves, who use similar technology) and where architects rarely become design - builders of this scale and sophistication.

It is interesting also because it is on leased space, so it was prefabricated in trays.

Built as a minimalist example of passive solar design, the cabin consists of prefabricated parts of locally sourced, red pine wood that have been cut - to - measure offsite and were then assembled on - site.

What if, instead of building new houses on virgin ground, we added prefabricated units on top of existing homes?

I was surprised to see the roof being framed onsite but on the ground, instead of on the roof as is conventionally done; after all, the trusses are prefabricated already and go together very quickly.

Prefabricating it inside instead of hammering it into formwork on site probably has benefits in terms of consistency and less worry about rain getting on it prematurely.

«In a SCIP (structural concrete insulated panel) building all the walls, floors and roofs are made of prefabricated foam panels with robotically welded mesh on each side and a 3 - D truss system welded through the center foam panel.

«And because the insulation is prefabricated and delivered, there's virtually no waste on site.

The builder then builds the home on a foundation from the prefabricated modules.

Constructed high - end, metal prefabricated buildings, barns, shops, garages, and carports on commercial and residential property.

Under the supervision of a licensed dentist, perform restorative procedures required by the ASBDE (place, contour and finish 20 direct restorations and place and cement five prefabricated crowns, following the preparation of the tooth by a licensed dentist) and document these procedures on a Licensed Dentist Endorsement form, AND