Sentences with phrase «of pilasters»

Fireplace over-mantle frequently incorporates a rectangular structure and a second arrangement of pilasters supporting a pediment located above it.

The temple contains a series of pilasters carved with images of people, as well as representations of plants, birds and mythological scenes.

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For the past three months, parishioners and friends of the Church of Our Saviour on Park Avenue in midtown Manhattan have been wondering what happened to the fourteen icons that were removed from two pilasters in the sanctuary on the evening of August 22.

The lobby, restored to its turn of the 20th century glamour, is a model of old - school opulence, with eight hand - painted trompe l'oeil ceiling murals, Corinthian - capped pilasters, and a king's ransom in marble and gold trim.

The most consistent Colonial Revival elements found in these buildings are building symmetry; hipped roofs that often intersected one another; the use of a single, decorative fan or Palladian windows located high - up in the gabled or pedimented (triangular end) of the roof; double - hung windows with decorative features like thick concrete sills or curved, segmental arches overhead; thin columns or pilasters with simple capitals (tops); pronounced front porches.

A common motif among Greco Deco architecture is the use of stylized or simplified pilasters.

The temple is located on top of a small hill at Proil, surrounded by green gardens and features two distinctive white towers at the entrance, several domes, balustrades, pilasters, a prominent Nandi Bull, seven - storey lamp tower and a water tank which is said to be the oldest part of the temple.

The entrance facade, in the southern cylinder, is a wall of glass flanked by square corner pilasters, while the northern cylinder is illuminated by 56 hexagonal windows inserted into the diagonal brick grid of the frame.

The recent project involved covering all four elevations of the Temporäre Kunsthalle Berlin (Temporary Kunsthalle Berlin), built in 2008 by Adolf Krischanitz and situated in the historical centre of Berlin, with a digitally manipulated collage of archival images of the glass skin and concrete pilasters of the nearby Palast der Republik (Palace of the Republic).

A tiled floor abuts a slice of wrought iron, book - ended by a wedge of drainpipe, a classical pilaster or a conch shell.

At D. Wigmore Fine Art: An installation view, above, with the work of Richard Anuszkiewicz and Mon Levinson, and after the pilaster, Tadasky and Anuszkiewicz again

Using the same inspiring mid-century modern arch from Patricia's Tiny House, I have separated the form, similar to a pilaster, from surface decoration and surrounded a tiny dwelling 3/4 of the way with arches.

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Simultaneous us of different decorative architectural products like columns, pilasters, niches, ceiling domes and medallions provide decorator of today's interiors beautiful opportunity of reinventing the grand architecture of the past, bringing the soul and sophistication of classical architecture.

Carved pilasters at the ends of the runs are a nod to the history of the building.

Intricate carvings then began to be found on the big pilasters and column of the mantel.

Wide pilasters at each corner of the island and a dark mahogany countertop give the island an old kitchen table look.

The former uninspired mantel was replaced with a shapely full - surround composed of crown molding and fluted pilasters.

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