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For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
Nederland, Noord-Holland, Amsterdam, 01-08-2016; Spaandammerbuurt. Voormalige Houthavens, nu De Houthaven, gebiedsontwikkelingsproject. Diagonaal midden foto vroegere pontsteiger, het Pontsteigergebrouw in aanbouw. Silodam in de achtergrond
Former timber port, industrial and harbour area. Urban development.
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For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
The first commercial office building to achieve LEED™ Platinum status and harmoniously oriented so that its front doors face the rising sun, 2000 Tower Oaks Boulevard in Rockville, Maryland, is the world's largest office building utilizing Fortune-CreatingSM Architecture principles of orientation, placement and proportion to improve employee health and enhance job performance and success.
Property - Photographs of developments that included entranceways, administration block, swimming pool, painting, resurfacing, murals, library, playgrounds and other projects - Photographs taken over the period 2000 to 2002. These photos were used in the first edition of the Newtown School website www.newtown.school.nz/
Nederland, Noord-Brabant, Eindhoven, 23-08-2016; stadsdeel Strijp. Strijp-S voormalig bedrijventerrein van Philips, was niet toegankelijk voor het publiek, 'de verboden stad'. Het gebied, wordt ontwikkeld voor wonen, werken en cultuur en kent diverse Rijksmonumenten, onder andere Philitefabriek met Klokgebouw, het Veemgebouw en de reeks gebouwen bekend als De Hoge (Witte) Rug.
Strijp-S, former Philips area, was not accessible to the public, 'the forbidden city'. The area, with several national monuments, is designated for living, working and culture.
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Soil testing ... each rod was a metre in length. I did not see the entire operation, but there were at least 5 rods down there ... possibly more. This part of the process was for testing the soil density by seeing how many "hits" were needed to push the rods to certain depths.
For 60 years and three generations, the family-owned Tower Companies have maintained a commitment to socially responsible development, creating environmentally conscious buildings and communities that are more than just enduring and aesthetically pleasing by positively impacting their inhabitants.
A VOYAGE ROUND THE SHARD [21]
Title courtesy of William's Boyd's novel "Ordinary Thunderstorms". Walking south from Tooley St along Barham St you reach the viaducts running into London Bridge Station. Go under them and you enter what I now think of as the land of "ordinary thunderstorms" - read the novel and you'll know what I mean.
Property - Photographs of developments that included entranceways, administration block, swimming pool, painting, resurfacing, murals, library, playgrounds and other projects - Photographs taken over the period 2000 to 2002. These photos were used in the first edition of the Newtown School website www.newtown.school.nz/
Soil testing ... each rod was a metre in length. I did not see the entire operation, but there were at least 5 rods down there ... possibly more. This part of the process was for testing the soil density by seeing how many "hits" were needed to push the rods to certain depths.
Soil testing ... each rod was a metre in length. I did not see the entire operation, but there were at least 5 rods down there ... possibly more. This part of the process was for testing the soil density by seeing how many "hits" were needed to push the rods to certain depths.