* December 27 – Lewes avalanche: An avalanche at Lewes in Sussex, England, kills eight of fifteen people buried when a row of cottages is engulfed in snow.

A large build-up of snow on the nearby cliff slipped down onto a row of cottages called Boulters Row ( now part of South Street ).

Also constructed during this era were the Coffee Palace, a row of workers ' cottages known as the ' Twelve Apostles ' and six terraced cottages, built using bricks from the demolished convict separate apartment cells.

The buildings are diverse, especially in the main quadrangle: to the right is an imposing eighteenth century building in the neo-classical style ; and to the left a row of medieval buildings known as " the cottages ", which are among the oldest residential buildings in Oxford.

At Summerbottom there is a row of 18th-century weavers ' cottages ; they had a communal top floor where the looms were stored.

Stanford in the Vale featured on national UK news in August 2005 because of a serious fire affecting a row of thatched cottages on the village green.

Lord Upper Ossory was also responsible for a cross commemorating Katherine of Aragon, with an inscription by Horace Walpole, and a row of thatched cottages built between 1812 and 1816 to house his estate workers.

He built the row of workers ' cottages now called Procter's Row in Lower Kirkgate.

It was originally one of a row of early 19th century cottages of which three-nos 424 – 428-survived behind modern shop fronts.

They are a terrace of eight small cottages, one storey high with a row of dormers in the attics.

A row of 1900-1960's cottages, a working tram line and a real coal mine can all be experienced on site.

" The district was soon " covered with innumerable cottages of the comfortable working classes ; street after street ; row after row, of these neat brick buildings.

Several large houses in extensive grounds were built along the western side of Todmorden Road together with a Roman Catholic chapel, at that time outside the boundary of the township of Burnley, and a small hamlet developed around the Woodman Inn at the junction of Todmorden Road and Hufling Lane ; whilst further along Hufling Lane, west of ' Hufflen Hall ' a row of cottages known as ' Organ Row ' were built near the Towneley railway station.

It describes a place where there was once a row of tumbledown cottages infested with rats ( raton ) and goes back to the 14th century or earlier.

It was the planning of this drive that caused one of Arthur Macnamara's most often related acts of callousness: a row of cottages existed within sight of the new drive.

A small fleet of fishing vessels were located at Swanbridge harbour and it is likely that the row of cottages, that were converted during 1976 and 1977 into the Captain's Wife public house, were the traditional homes of the local fishermen and their families.

The Captain's Wife public house and restaurant first opened in 1977 converted from a row of traditional cottages.

Its row of picturesque thatched cottages, climbing up a steep hill, are often the subject of calendars and postcards.

It comprises a small number of dwellings, including a row of early 1900s cottages, a row of 1930's cottages and larger houses and farm properties.

Two projects, the apartment building project in Dessau and the Törten row housing also in Dessau, fall in that category, but developing worker housing was not the first priority of Gropius nor Mies.

The prison began housing male death row inmates, who were moved from the Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center, in June 2010.

In the event, Council was persuaded to accept row housing, but it did so only on the condition that the houses were adequately sound-proofed, which turned out not to be the case.

The area consists of suburban housing and a small business district along Alameda de las Pulgas, often just referred to as " the Alameda " ( literally, " Avenue of the Fleas ": in Spanish " Alameda " means a row of trees or a street lined with trees, which extends the length of the Pulgas family land grant — whose name means " fleas ").

In general, the housing consisted of masonry row houses of three to five stories, some of which survive to the present day, as does the street grid.

Built in the 1940s by the US federal government, most of the housing units consisted of cinder block on slab construction, in units of four dwellings per structure ( similar to Philadelphia row homes ), in either one or two stories, generally with central heating via coal or heating oil furnaces with mostly electric appliances.

Much of the community was still quite rural until the mid 20th century when expansion of the airport, construction of new highways and streets, and a population boom in Copenhagen encouraged the construction of apartments and row housing.

The commercial, southern section of Humber Bay today retains only Christie's Biscuits bakery, as high-rise condo towers and clustered row housing have forced out virtually all other commercial / industrial employment uses.

Construction began in 2001, and, 3, 200 single-family houses, row houses, condominiums and other for-sale housing as well as 400 apartments had been built.

A townhouse, or town house, is a type of medium-density housing in cities, usually but not necessarily terraced ( row housing ) or semi-detached.

Townhouses, or row housing ( terraced housing ) in Tachbrook Street, Pimlico, London

This type of housing can be thought of as being a half-way state between terraced or row housing and single-family detached homes.

Terraced housing is constituted by continuous row houses with open spaces at the front and back, while semi-detached houses have front, rear and any one side open spaces, and individual detached houses have open spaces on all sides.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons manages the housing and execution of federal death row prisoners.

Red Hat Cell Block, a deactivated prisoner housing unit at Angola that formerly housed death row and the execution chamber

During the 1880s, houses were built on small plots for Irish and Scottish immigrant labourers coming to Toronto ; Much of the housing is in the style of Victorian architecture row houses, which are moderate in size and exemplify true Victorian architecture.

The Procuratie Nuove were a row of official housing for the Procuratorate of San Marco, presented as a unified palace front that continues the end facade of the Sansovino Library, with its arcaded ground floor and arch-headed windows of the first floor, but adding an upper floor to provide the necessary accommodation, for which Scamozzi adapted a rejected project of Palladio's for a re-faced Doge's Palace, with colonnettes that flank the windows to support alternating triangular and arched pediments, upon which Scamozzi added reclining figures, to balance the richness of the Sansovinian decoration of the two lower floors.

In architecture and city planning, a terrace ( d ) house, terrace, row house, linked house or townhouse ( though the last term can also refer to patio houses ) is a style of medium-density housing that originated in Europe in the 16th century, where a row of identical or mirror-image houses share side walls.

A windbreak ( the row of trees ) planted next to an agricultural field, acting as a shield against strong winds.

Bristol has a variety of neighborhoods, including country estates, lake homes, subdivisions, condominiums, row homes, and working agricultural areas.

Approximately of agricultural land utilize polyethylene mulch and similar row covers for crop production in the world.

Beyond urbanized Chittenden County, however, the valley's landscape is primarily open pasture and row crops, making the Champlain Valley the most productive agricultural region of Vermont.