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New methods and materials of construction must, therefore, be sought, and these can only be adopted with advantage after careful test and experiment. ... There was a further irony. Between the end of 1918 and the middle of 1921 virtually no fresh

resource management and inter-related activities to maximise collective economic and environmental benefit. ... characteristic urban forms, the trendy lifestyles, as well as the surging economic power.

The Flemish bond certainly occurs up to the middle of the thirteenth century. ... Generally speaking, the English bond in the Netherlands is succeeded by the Tudor bond in about the middle of the sixteenth century.

exclusion, travel poverty, and unequal accessibility. The wider social and economic impacts of. ... ended interviews with households of different socio-economic strata in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.

Signal action from the nationalgovernment. All households in the EU cannot respondbecause of economic considerations. ... Positive economic incentives Can help to increase the market share ofimprovements in energy ef¢ciency inthe EU.

The city middle class identified itself with Classicism and Eclecticism better than with a façade with no reference to the historical past. ... It was a time of great economic scarcity. This is the reason why, as a general rule, it was decided to reuse

In many ways these early buildings were experimental test beds to develop the associated technology and production techniques. ... interpretations of the authors of the patents, which will be done in expediency with the economic studies of the companies.

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF SHOPS The earliest shopping would of course, have been done at local markets and fairs. ... Powell, C, 1996. The British Building Industry Since 1800: an economic history, 2nd ed, London: E &FN Spon.

This rammed-earth technique has been in very common use in Seville from the Middle Ages to the present. ... Renaissance when Seville became the most important city in the Western world because of the demographic and economic boom generated by the

The lintels of the doors and windows of these houses are also made of artificial stone, with a smoother surface finish, and reinforced bars through the middle (fig.2). ... Road. These houses are brick built, with artificial stone lintels, with a plain