high-rise apartment building(USA) | high-rise block of flats | multi-storey apartment building(USA) | multi-storey apartment house | multi-storey block of flats | tower building

high-rise building | high rise building | tower | highrise | tower building

high rise apartment

tower [ tower block | skyscraper | tower building ]

high-rise apartment building [ high-rise apartment | high-rise apartment dweller ]

Vanier towers property management

sick building syndrome (1) | tight building syndrome(2) [ SBS ]

waist-to-hip ratio | WHR | waist to hip ratio | waist hip ratio | waist-hip ratio | waist/hip ratio | waist/hip circumference ratio | waist hip circumference ratio | waist to hip girth ratio

corridor warrior | corridor cruiser | corridor worker

The EIB loan will contribute to the financing of thermal rehabilitation of 94 high-rise panel residential buildings in Sector 4 of the city of Bucharest over the period from 2012 until 2013.

‘physical infrastructure’ means any element of a network which is intended to host other elements of a network without becoming itself an active element of the network, such as pipes, masts, ducts, inspection chambers, manholes, cabinets, buildings or entries to buildings, antenna installations, towers and poles; cables, including dark fibre, as well as elements of networks used for the provision of water intended for human consumption, as defined in point 1 of Article 2 of Council Directive 98/83/EC are not physical infrastructure within the meaning of this Directive.

‘physical infrastructure’ means any element of a network which is intended to host other elements of a network without becoming itself an active element of the network, such as pipes, masts, ducts, inspection chambers, manholes, cabinets, buildings or entries to buildings, antenna installations, towers and poles; cables, including dark fibre, as well as elements of networks used for the provision of water intended for human consumption, as defined in point 1 of Article 2 of Council Directive 98/83/EC (13) are not physical infrastructure within the meaning of this Directive;

A major part of those costs can be attributed to inefficiencies in the roll-out process related to the use of existing passive infrastructure (such as ducts, conduits, manholes, cabinets, poles, masts, antenna installations, towers and other supporting constructions), bottlenecks related to coordination of civil works, burdensome administrative permit granting procedures, and bottlenecks concerning in-building deployment of networks, which lead to high financial barriers, in particular in rural areas.