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A building is a permanent construction or structure that is built for human habitation. It may be for housing, commerce, industry, education, or other purpose. Questions pertaining to the history and construction of structures which house people at work or home are found in this category.

4,546 Questions

What type of buildings did people live in the 1800s?

There were no two story houses. A one story house with no air conditioning. No showers or baths. One or two rooms. A family of 11 would have 5-6 to a room.

How tall is the N-shaped building in Paris?

The N-shaped building in Paris is approximately 1,063 feet tall or 324 meters tall. It currently has 59 floors on it.

Who designed the Seagram Building in New York?

The Empire State Building is a 102-story contemporary Art Deco style skyscraper in New York City, Declared by the American Society of Civil Engineers to be one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. Designed by Shreve, Lamb and Harmon, it was finished in 1931. The tower takes its name from the nickname of New York State. Since the World Trade Center was destroyed in the September 11, 2001 attacks, it is again the tallest building in New York City. It is currently the second tallest building in the United States after the Willis Tower in Chicago. It is also the world's tenth tallest building. The building belongs to the World Federation of Great Towers. *Since 25th October 2008.
ArchitectShreve, Lamb and HarmonContractorStarrett Brothers and EkenManagementW&H Properties
The Empire State Building was designed by William F. Lamb from the architectural firm Shreve, Lamb and Harmon, which produced the building drawings in just two weeks.

What are houses in africa made from?

It depends on the region of Africa and class. In the north (Saharan countries) poor people's homes are built of low grade sand and mud, while middle and upper class homes are built of higher quality of sand and mud, due to the climate. In the nations near the equator, the poor people's homes are built of discarded medals and wood, resembling shacks, while middle and upper class homes are built of brick and sometimes brick and wood. In the southern part of Africa (South Africa and Botswana) poor people's homes are identical to those near the equator. And middle and upper class homes are made of brick, brick and wood, and some are even made of marble and granite. South Africa and Botswana probably have the best constructed homes.

Famous singer in New Zealand?

Best Answer - Chosen by Voters3 The Hard Way

The 3Ds

48May

8 Foot Sativa

A-B

Aaradhna

Able Tasmans

Chris Abrahams

Adeaze

Bruce Aitken

Ardijah

Atlas

Bailter Space

Christopher Banks

Johnny Barker

The Bats

Daniel Bedingfield - singer (moved to the UK)

Natasha Bedingfield

Betchadupa

Carly Binding

Birchville Cat Motel

The Black Seeds

Blam Blam Blam

The Bleeders

Blerta

Blindspott

Jack Body - composer

Kevin Borich

Boyband

Graham Brazier

The Brunettes

Rosina Buckman - opera singer

C-D

Edwin Carr

Shayne Carter

Che Fu

The Chills

Darcy Clay

The Clean

Jemaine Clement - member of folk/pop/comedy duo Flight of the Conchords

Chanel Cole

Ray Columbus - singer, TV presenter

Con Psy

Concord Dawn

Ashley Cooper

Crowded House

Annie Crummer

The D4

Dam Native

The Datsuns

Dawn of Azazel

DD Smash

The Dead C

Deep Obsession

Deja Voodoo

Die! Die! Die!

Dimmer

Dave Dobbyn - singer, songwriter

Graeme Downes

Dr Kevorkian & the Suicide Machine

Dragon

Dribbling Darts

Th' Dudes

E-F

Elemeno P

The Enemy

Evermore

Exponents

Andrew Fagan

The Fan Club

Fast Crew

Fat Freddy's Drop

The Feelers

Neil Finn - singer, songwriter

Tim Finn - singer, songwriter

Flight of the Conchords

Foamy Ed

Brooke Fraser - singer, songwriter

The Front Lawn

Frontline

Che Fu - singer, songwriter

Fur Patrol

Fuser

G-H-I

Garageland

Steve Gilpin

Goldenhorse

Goodnight Nurse

Goodshirt

GST

Nathan Haines

Hallelujah Picassos

Dame Joan Hammond - violinist, soprano

Dei Hamo

Leah Haywood

Headless Chickens

Hello Sailor

Jan Hellriegel

Herbs

Hipshooters

HLAH

Paul Holmes

Marc Hunter - singer (moved to Australia)

Luke Hurley

Hybrid

Idol Fret

Invaders

Jules Issa

J-K-L

Jakob

Jamoa Jam

Jean-Paul Sartre Experience

Greg Johnson

Katchafire

King Kapisi

The Knobz

Chris Knox - singer, songwriter

Kora

Shona Laing

Douglas Lilburn - composer, educator

Look Blue Go Purple

Courtney Love - singer, actress (born in San Francisco, California, U.S., but spent the childhood on a sheep farm in Nelson, where she went to a boarding school)

Eddie Low

Jordan Luck

Ben Lummis

M

Ma-V-Elle

Bret McKenzie - member of folk/pop/comedy duo Flight of the Conchords

Ryan McPhun and the Ruby Suns

Malvina Major - opera singer

Midge Marsden

Elizabeth Marvelly

Ricky May

Mi-Sex

The Midnights

The Mint Chicks

Minuit

Misfits of Science

Anika Moa

Moana

Moana and the Moahunters

Roy Montgomery

Jenny Morris - singer, songwriter

Sir Howard Morrison - entertainer

Mother Goose

Michael Murphy

The Mutton Birds

N-O-P

Oscar Natzka - opera singer

Nesian Mystik

Netherworld Dancing Toys

Mike Nock

Nurture

OMC

Simon O'Neill - opera singer

Opshop

Pacifier

Emma Paki

Rosy Parlane

Parmentier

Suzanne Paul

Phoenix Foundation

Pitch Black

Pluto

P-Money

Dalvanius Prime

Pumpkinhead

Push Push

Q-R

The Rabble

Jordan Reyne

Dean Roberts

John Rowles - singer

Bic Runga - singer, songwriter

Bruce Russell

S

Salmonella Dub

Satellite Spies

Savage

Brett Sawyer

Scribe - rapper

Shapeshifter

Shihad

Sisters Underground

Snapper

Sneaky Feelings

Spacifix

Split Enz

Stellar*

Steriogram

Jon Stevens

Straitjacket Fits

Supergroove

The Swingers

T-U-V

Tadpole

Tall Dwarfs

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa - opera singer

The Tigers

Jon Toogood - Lead singer of the band Shihad

Topp Twins

Toy Love

TrinityRoots

True Bliss

TV2 Stars

Two Lane Blacktop

Unity Pacific

Upper Hutt Posse

Keith Urban - singer

Margaret Urlich

Rosita Vai

Holly Valance - singer (moved to Australia)

The Verlaines

W

Inia Te Wiata - opera singer

Dean Wareham - singer and guitarist with Galaxie 500, Luna (band) and Dean & Britta

The Warratahs

Darren Watson

The WBC

Hayley Westenra - singer

Weta

When the Cat's Away

Annie Whittle

Dion Workman

X-Y-Z

Yulia

Zed

What is the tallest building in Ghana?

i learnt it is one those presidential building and that when planes take off they divert to a different direction when heading towards it.

Who was the most famous viking?

The Most famous of vikings was Lief Ericson who lived in the 10th c. He was the first European to reach N. America, we all may know and hear that Columbus discovered America which is true but truly it was Lief Ericson. Columbus was just the first to ever settle down here, Ericson did not, that's why he isn't as popular in American History as Columbus.

What is the difference between cottage and bungalow style?

Besides the design, there is little difference in size between the two. A cottage usually consists of two floors and a bungalow will always be one floor. The cottage will be built with a foundation and the bungalow will be built off the ground in most cases.

What is the surface area of the Eiffel tower?

The surface area of the Eiffel Tower is 220,000 square meters. It is repainted every five years with 50 tons of paint. (:

Why did gustave Eiffel want to built Eiffel tower?

Gustave Eiffel was a French engineer who worked on the Eiffel tower. The project was criticized mainly by those who saw it as impossible, and by others who did not like it for artistic and aesthetic reasons.

What are the standard dimensions of a two car garage with one door?

standard 2 car garage door dimensions are 16 ft. wide by 7 ft. tall, but you can also get 16 ft. wide by 8 ft. tall or 16 ft. wide by 10 ft. tall. you can also special order any size you need. special orders will be significantly higher in price than standard door sizes. consult a garage door specialist before ordering. they will be more than happy to help you order the right size door for your situation.

What is the minimum height from floor to bottom of living room window allowed by code?

Codes will vary place to place, 18" is common for non-tempered glass. If you want to pay about 30% extra you can get tempered glass and go all the way to the floor like in a door or sliding window which have tempered glass.

What are some the famous buildings in Nantes France?

The most iconic building in France (for foreigners) must be the Eiffel tower. Notre-Dame cathedral, the Sacré-Coeur basilica, the Centre Pompidou (the inside-out building), the Arc De Triomphe are great landmarks too.

What is the purpose of the Eiffel Tower being built?

The Eiffel Tower was built because Gustave Eiffel, the architect, wanted to enter a world-wide architectural contest. It was meant to be taken down 20 years later, but it served useful for communication, so they kept it.

Why was the sky tower in New Zealand built?

Like most skyscrapers, it is a monument to vanity. It accommodates a casino, owned by an US firm, in the lower levels; and carries on the top of the tower, antennae for communications. (Though these could have been placed on any tall hill.)

Is there a building in the US taller than the Empire State Building?

The Willis (former Sears) Tower in Chicago is the tallest building in the United States, beating the Empire State Building by about 275 feet.

The Willis Tower and the Trump International Hotel and Tower, both located in Chicago, IL, are both taller than the Empire State Building.

Whose picture is painted inside the dome of the Capitol Building?

The picture painted inside the dome of the United States Capitol Building is that of George Washington. He was depicted as ascending to heaven and turning into a God. This is why the fresco was entitled "The Apotheosis of Washington".

How tall were the twin towers in feet?

they were pretty wide but no one really knows for sure now how wide they were

How many men died building Hoover Dam?

There were a total of 114 deaths associated with the building of the Hoover Dam.

The official figure however, is 96. Figures other than the official figure vary from the official 96 deaths to 112-114. According to the website of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, figures higher than 96 are including additional deaths such as deaths prior to the authorization of the dam's construction, deaths of nearby workers that may or may not have been directly involved with the project, deaths of workers who died of causes unrelated to the project, and deaths of family members of the dam's construction workers. The Bureau of Reclamation also points out on it's site that despite myth and rumor to the contrary, there are no bodies buried within the concrete of Hoover Dam.