| Builders and developers converged on unbuilt lands that included marshes and hillsides. |
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| Like Allan Greenberg's, my own firm's projects for tall buildings are so far unbuilt. |
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| Planning permission on 44,000 unbuilt houses will run out at the end of this year, followed by a further 36,000 houses next year. |
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| Rowntree's as yet unbuilt housing estate should go on the ample brown field sites available elsewhere. |
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| Incredibly, a critical four-mile long section of that fence remains unbuilt. |
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| Sometimes a minion will respond quickly, while other times a room will remain unbuilt for what seems like forever. |
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| They won a special prize anyway, but the house remained unbuilt during Mackintosh's lifetime. |
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| Libeskind apparently makes no distinction between unbuilt and built projects. |
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| The concern in our region is the pressure on and potential loss of our natural and unbuilt areas. |
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| Keil do Amaral's scheme for a gigantic Palace of Justice in Lisbon was unbuilt, but for its soaring pylons. |
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| Others, including planning commissioner Joseph P. Rose, think leaving the space unbuilt is unlikely. |
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| The Swiss adventurer hopes to fly his as yet unbuilt, unproven solar-powered plane around the globe in stages, hopscotching the globe using designated landing sites. |
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| Today, we don't need Macaulay's detailed illustrations to see buildings being unbuilt. |
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| If you are buying an as yet unbuilt villa on plan, the developer will possibly ask you to sign a reservation in advance. |
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| It's one of the great unbuilt projects of engineering history. |
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| It also finds expression in the ordinary urban fabric, built or unbuilt, which forms the living environment of city-dwellers. |
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| Allan Greenberg's skyscraper projects, regrettably, are as yet unbuilt. |
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| Players with helpers in the Servant's House score one victory point for each unbuilt building. |
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| Some 100 or so practices were invited to send on-the-boards material for this issue, with the stipulation that projects had to be unbuilt, but viable. |
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| The lands which are subject to this tax are basically unbuilt, idle lands and non-business lands owned by firms, and excess residential lands beyond the permitted ceiling. |
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| Most of the development is financed by sales of unbuilt real estate, much of it as timeshares. |
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| Almost 10,000 new homes went unbuilt in the run up to the general election thanks to this one man alone. |
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| A promised new road cutting travel times to shops and hospitals is still unbuilt. |
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| The design is very close to earlier designs by Pugin, including an unbuilt scheme for Scarisbrick Hall, Lancashire. |
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| At China's insistence, the gas will come from new fields in eastern Siberia and will pass through an as yet unbuilt pipeline the better for ensuring that it will not be diverted elsewhere. |
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| As well as recognising finished buildings, WAF celebrates unbuilt or yet to be completed work with its Future Projects Awards. |
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| There was a time when the walls were unfinished, the living room floors incomplete and out front there was a pile of stones or wood scraps that might cause a knight in shining armor to take a header into the unbuilt moat. |
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| In blighted Bradford acres were demolished to make way for a shopping centre that remains unbuilt. These days Preston is touting for smaller-scale investment to rejuvenate its centre. |
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| Monumental and institutional buildings take their place in a loose and predominantly residential urban fabric that leaves much land unbuilt even in the areas of densest development. |
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