When residential space is at a premium

Nov 19, 2012 8 Replies
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Steve Firth

In Middlesbrough it's a race between accumulation of litter chucked out of passing cars reaching that height (probably 1-2 years) or the structure beneath being eroded by the acrid pollution from the skunk works next door.

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Spotted these rooftop houses while working up in Middlesbrough the other day.



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's the chances they'd blow off in a gale?


How many years until ground level rises to reach them?

Someone is *really* worried about the global sea level rising.

MBQ

can you fit solar panels underneath them?

In Middlesbrough it's a race between accumulation of litter chucked out of passing cars reaching that height (probably 1-2 years) or the structure beneath being eroded by the acrid pollution from the skunk works next door.

Ah, google finds the explanations

"Community in a Cube"

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it is office, not residential space)

tim

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