One famous stretch near Times Square, where Broadway crosses Seventh Avenue in midtown Manhattan, is the home of many Broadway theatres, housing an ever-changing array of commercial, large-scale plays, particularly musicals.

The 1970s, 1980s and 1990s saw large-scale housing developments in the districts of Woensel-Zuid and Woensel-Noord, making Eindhoven the fifth-largest city in the Netherlands.

There is little space for further large-scale housing and employment growth within the designated boundaries of Hastings, and development on the outskirts is resisted by Rother council whose administrative area surrounds Hastings.

He also designed large-scale housing projects in Berlin, Karlsruhe and Dessau in 1926-32 that were major contributions to the New Objectivity movement, including a contribution to the Siemensstadt project in Berlin.

He then led the transformation of Cuba into a one-party socialist republic, nationalizing industry, embarking on the large-scale construction of housing and infrastructure and introducing free healthcare and education ; the administration also halted the freedom of the press and suppressed internal dissidents considered to be counter-revolutionaries.

The beginning of the 1950s saw a rapid population growth, to which the Soviet administration responded by constructing large-scale housing and palaces in the style of Stalinist architecture.

The museum notably houses " large-scale, site-specific works and installations by contemporary artists, such as Richard Serra's 340 ft-long Snake, and displays the work of Basque artists, " as well as housing a selection of works " from the Foundation's modern art collection.

After the Second World War large-scale rebuilding in parts of Highbury replaced bombed buildings and provided new municipal housing.

After the war, an unprecedented boost to the town's population came about as a result of the large-scale building programmes of the fifties and sixties which eventually replaced Balmuildy, Cadder and Woodhill farmlands with private housing, effectively amalgamating the various villages in the area into a single town, centred on the village of Bishopbriggs, increasing the population from 5, 272 in 1951 to 21, 000 in the early 1970s.

* large-scale developments of all kinds, such as big box stores and housing subdivisions.

The south was also the home of new developing industries such as the electrical industry, which prospered from the large-scale electrification of housing and industry.

Problems began to come to light when it emerged that some large-scale housing areas had been built with materials and techniques that had not been fully tested, with the result that insulation, sound-proofing and durability were not adequate.

During the 1960s a large amount of housing was lost in Fitzrovia and the residential community felt under threat from new large-scale building.

Unprecedented investment in social services took place during the Jagdeo Presidency, enabling significantly improved access to education, rehabilitation of the health system, far-reaching land reform, the biggest expansion of the housing sector in Guyana ’ s history, expansion of the water and sanitation systems, and large-scale development of the road, river and air transport networks.

Critics countered that similar set-asides for affordable housing have gone unfulfilled in previous large-scale developments, such as Battery Park City.

The site was the first large-scale public housing in Brooklyn.

In 1923 Stein also co-founded the Regional Planning Association of America to address large-scale planning issues such as affordable housing, the impact of sprawl, and wilderness preservation.

He addressed a housing crisis by building veterans ’ housing operated by the Housing Authority of New Orleans, and engaged in more large-scale urban renewal than any other New Orleans mayor.

Though this area ( including the Christ Church and its associated primary school ) dates back to the Victorian era, and Quinton was formally removed from Worcestershire and incorporated into the county borough of Birmingham, in Warwickshire, on November 9, 1909, it remained in character a village rather than a suburb until the large-scale private housing development of the 1930s.

However, there is a large-scale housing project currently under construction, and Haringey Council is formulating plans to redevelop the area.

Between 1939 and 1942, the policy of bombing only targets of direct military significance was gradually abandoned in favour of " area bombing "— large-scale bombing of German cities to destroy housing and civilian infrastructure.

After the Second World War, large-scale housing society and council house building began, mostly to house airport workers.

In 1949, Lewis Mumford described the Fresh Meadows housing complex as " perhaps the most positive and exhilarating example of large-scale community planning in this country.

These developments were made possible by the large-scale exploitation of fossil fuel resources ( especially petroleum ), which offered large amounts of energy in an easily portable form, but also caused widespread concerns about pollution and long-term impact on the environment.

The first large-scale developments were on the old park estate between Fox Lane and Aldermans Hill, and the Hazelwood Park Estate between Hazelwood Lane and Hedge Lane.

Much of Hardeeville's population growth can be attributed to large-scale planned developments.

As mentioned above, most of the city's major large-scale developments are occurring along this corridor.

The planned uranium factory and other large-scale industrial developments, like the restoring of Kreenholm Manufacture, were the driving force behind the influx of internal migrants from other parts of the Soviet Union, mainly Russia.

This was partially the result of large-scale political developments, such as the escalation of the future of the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein and the erection of Bundesfestungen ( large scale fortifications controlled by the German Confederation ) at Rastatt and Ulm.

John Roebuck's 1746 invention of the lead chamber process first enabled the large-scale manufacture of sulphuric acid, while James Keir pioneered the manufacture of alkali at his plant in Tipton ; between them these two developments marked the birth of the modern chemical industry.

The Communists maintain that developments within the foreign policy of the United States – as reflected in the rise of neoconservatives and other groups associated with right-wing politics – have developed in tandem with the interests of large-scale capital such as the multinational corporations.

With his reformulation of the energy problem, " environmentalists criticized plans for large-scale energy developments, especially those relying heavily on nuclear power ".

The community provides numerous schools, places of worship, and recreation areas, along with the convenience of local commercial retail and large-scale commercial developments in the nearby city of Saint John.

The road has seen various large-scale developments since 2000: the National Theatre, the Palace of Arts ( MÜPA ) stand side by side next to office blocks all along the embankment.

In the first years of the UDC, its aim was to facilitate large-scale low-income housing developments in urban neighborhoods that had traditionally been white and middle-class.

The area also had a feature that appears in many Victorian and Edwardian large-scale developments in Manchester: the entirely private road.

Recent developments include a large-scale enterprise to harvest submerged timber from the flooded forests under Lake Volta.

As part of the planning permission it was incumbent on the developers to complete various infrastructure and community facilities on a phased basis, to avoid the social problems that can blight large-scale suburban developments, before proceeding with later phases of housing.

Mr Rees has overseen large-scale developments and improvements in recent years which have culminated in a number of awards being presented to the Ivybridge Community College.

Kinta Kellas is partly owned by UEM World Berhad of Malaysia, and mainly manages construction and maintains large-scale projects including roadways, airports, and mixed-use developments.

In addition, with the scarcity of land and natural resources in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, the New Territories were being developed with large-scale infrastructures and other developments, with the break-even day lying well past 30 June 1997.

Taking into account the specifics of historical developments in Russia, one may assert that without undertaking a large-scale legal reform it would be extremely difficult to succeed concurrently with judicial reform.

In 2009 they again held their film festival at the BFI in London " adventures in Motion " and co-curated ( with the v & a museum ) " decode: digital design sensations " which showcased the latest developments in digital and interactive design, from small screen based graphics to large-scale installations, and included 35 works by established international artists and designers including daniel brown, golan levin and daniel rozin as well as emerging designers such as troika and mehmet akten.