Sentences with phrase «as clapboard»

This outdoor kitchen area is constructed using materials that echo some of the nearby buildings, such as clapboard.

Not exact matches

My maternal grandparents» sky - blue clapboard farmhouse never had air - conditioning, and yet it was my favorite place to spend part of every summer as a child.

And the way we used to hold hands as we wandered through Gruene, listening to Americana music through clapboard walls of an old dance hall.

New York's architecture isn't as flammable as San Francisco's clapboard Victorians, but within 200 years, says Steven Clemants, vice president of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, tons of leaf litter would overflow gutters as pioneer weeds gave way to colonizing native oaks and maples in city parks.

Einstein's white clapboard house at 112 Mercer Street in Princeton, New Jersey, where he lived from 1936 until his death, has remained a private residence, off - limits to the public as well as to journalists and photographers.

«Black Mass» gets Boston reasonably right — the brick of the North End versus the clapboards of Southie — although it gets a few things wrong as well: Since when have the FBI's offices been located in City Hall or the Mystic River Bridge been visible from the banks of the Neponset?

Another part of the room preserves the clapboard of the 1880s, as well as the «Mission Revival» look of the 1930s.

A 20 - year period of British rule greatly affected the look of St. Augustine today, as the British settlers added wood clapboard second floors to the existing Spanish homes, with balconies overhanging the roads.

Lining a vintage wooden pier built in 1927, the clapboard cottages at Crystal Pier Hotel are as close as you can get to the Pacific without needing gills.

Although the photographs do not serve as models for his paintings, Scully's focus on the doors and surrounding wood clapboards of dwellings parallel the compositions of his paintings to a remarkable degree and reflect some of the same interests in light, architecture, pattern, weathering, and the handmade.

Hopper's watercolor views of clapboard houses, electric lines and windswept landscapes are displayed alongside black - and - white photographs by Robert Adams, Diane Arbus and Lee Friedlander, as well Stephen Shore, a pioneer of color photography, whose works here eerily echo Hopper's depictions of domestic architecture.

A Foursquare house with crisp white clapboard siding and black shutters is usually identified as a Colonial Revival.

Many stateside refer to our clapboard homes as board and batten or lap siding.

Eastern Canada enjoys the freshest approach to blue, as it complements the simple clapboard construction seen in these provinces.