They said that the Fatah men were trying to rescue the wounded from the shelled building.

The cratered streets were flanked by little more than ruins of shelled buildings and abandoned homes.

The roots of the company began in England - the birthplace of shell building and racing - back in the 1800's.

Shell Building may refer to:

In an escalation of the siege on Homs, tanks were sent in and began shelling buildings, with at least 5 killed.

In recent seasons, architecture shows have focused on vandalized inner-city buildings and the shelled buildings of Sarajevo.

The department is mostly situated in the Shell building on the new museums site, a collection of university buildings and museums in the city centre.

Shell Building website

Corpses littered the streets, fires blazed in shelled buildings, and more than 100,000 children were among those hiding with their families in shelters.

The Shell Building is an office building in downtown St. Louis, Missouri.

Shell Building, San Francisco, 1929

1959 - Shell Building, Beirut

While reporting from Sarajevo in 1992 Nicholson found 200 orphans living in a mortared and shelled building - four had already been killed.

The Shell Building is an office tower in the Financial District of San Francisco, California.

for example the Shell Building and Waterloo Bridge.

In 1916 the shell building business was still struggling, and they began building pontoons for William E. Boeing's new airplane company, Boeing.

It is directly facing the Shell Building, an iconic Art Deco skyscraper in San Francisco.

She says she ran out on her end of the bargain and did not plant a bomb intended to blow up a wing of the Shell Building.

Shell Building (St Louis), Missouri

Rebels advanced swiftly into this capital city today, shelling buildings, scattering bullets and sending fresh streams of angry, anxious civilians searching for safety where there was none.

On arrival at the Zrmanja river, after a drive passing shelled buildings remaining from the homeland wars, we were handed a plastic barrel to be strapped to the kayak.

Locals reported that AMISOM forces shelled buildings around it, which were being used by al-Shabaab to fire mortars at the palace.

The site comprised adjacent properties in St. Mary Axe and the former Shell building in Great St. Helens.

The composition of the façade closely resembles that of the Shell Building by Emil Fahrenkamp, which was built in Berlin in 1931.

By early Saturday, marines and soldiers had swept through most of the city and cornered insurgents in the south, leaving behind shelled buildings, bullet-riddled cars and rotting corpses.

Some building shells still exist at Anyox but are in poor condition.

It was devastated by fire in 1959, with only the building shell and one major stained glass window surviving.

The administration has also developed plans in the last two years to renovate every vacant building shell owned by the city.

Building shell improvements are one of the first places you should focus on when upgrading your existing facility.

Now, other owners who find themselves with empty telecommunications, industrial or office building shells are trying to convert them into laboratories.

"Tightening" your building shell and adding additional insulation to reduce leakage.

The sections below will help you learn how to make your facility more energy efficient through improvements to your building shell.

After all, a lot of old building shells are supported by existing infrastructure, like roads, sewers, power and water."

Though it is obvious to focus on the building shell, engineers concerned with safety and security concentrate first on the core.

Common construction employs large amounts of steel reinforced concrete acting as structural support and building shell.

The existing Tea buildings have 17 stories, and the building shell designated for conversion is 13 stories tall.

A "cold site," Mr. Flach said, consists only of a building shell and would take longer to be ready for use.

Using sprayed concrete construction, he creates building shells which encompass maximum space with a minimum of surface area, reducing the energy needed for heating.

Topics include building shell, lighting, HVAC and process energy.

Wedge 1 space would be fully rebuilt, while only the building shell would be rebuilt for Wedge 2.

The city was heavily air-bombed by the regime's National Guard to the point that most of the city looked like a giant cemetery of building shells.

The now defunct British firm, Carbocraft Ltd, was building shells that sandwiched honeycomb between composite fibers.

A tug tows the first barge down the wide Martyrs' Canal, past a vista of hollow building shells and survivors sobbing their last farewells.

In 1883 the building grounds were chosen as the site for Santa Fe's "Tertio-Millennial" celebration, and the building shell received a temporary roof.

In a recent tightening of New York City regulations, the City Council passed a law that requires netting around open building shells to catch falling objects.

"The move to S.U.N.Y. gave us the opportunity to renovate a building shell and create a space that is ergonomic and more amenable to the graduate student.

Fundamental for conserving resources in the construction sector is Baumschlager-Eberle's skill to reduce the implementation of technical air conditioning systems through the quality of the external building shell.

Rerberg used reinforced concrete frame and moved all staircases outside of main building shell; this resulted in unusually spacious and well-lit open space offices, new to Moscow construction.

Connecticut's Bureau of Aquaculture has been building shell reefs to encourage the establishment of wild oyster colonies for 12 years, said John Volk, the bureau director.

On the night of 23 August 1973, a fire broke out in the upper floors of the building shell fire, which was widely visible throughout the city and attracted many onlookers.