Sentences with ashlar
ash·lar
A a - As will be seen shortly, this ramp was used to lower ashlars for transport under the perimeter of Cheops.
- The tombs were made of ashlars with dry joints, or of bricks and mortar.
- The basalt ashlars have protruding bosses and roughly dressed margins, which give the impression of order and unity.
- The most important was the third course of ashlars belonging to the south facade east of the door.
- The gaps above the designated ashlars have been cleared of debris and new ashlars have been inserted.
- The ground or basement story of the Alabama capitol was constructed of traditional masonry consisting of ashlar walls made of locally quarried sandstone.
- There was, on the one hand, the precise architecture, the cold ashlar blocks; on the other, the deep personal loss.
- The building has an ashlar stone base with an arcade at ground level.
- While easily discernible in plan, the shift from stack bond to traditionally bonded ashlar is too subtle to distinguish the two forms from the street.
- The church itself, begun in the 1150s, has an eleven-bay nave of finely cut ashlar masonry, the seven westernmost bays for lay brothers and those to the east for choir monks.
- It is built of rubble stone with ashlar dressings on a granite plinth.
- Other citizens hauled away truckloads of carved ashlar and flagstones to build garden walls and terraces.
- Much of the lower building work is to be reconstructed in stone ashlar with some units to include dormer, full-length windows and balconies.
- The two-bedroomed apartments, spread over four floors, benefit from a unique setting and feature a facade of ashlar stones with carved features.
- The frame is filled in with triple glazing on the upper storey, with ashlar stone blocks on the first floor, and is left open on the ground floor to form a colonnade.
- Walls of local ashlar to the left and a flush stone dado to the right augment this feeling of sedimentation, of Baldeweg's building being literally of the earth.
- It should be remembered that the buildings of Regency Newcastle differ from Nash's London by being of finely cut ashlar, as opposed to the capital's stucco.
- In the courtrooms, fabric-wrapped acoustical panels give the walls an ashlar pattern similar to that of the exterior.
- In our work at the site some thirty or so years later we recorded significant damage resulting from bulldozing and found three ashlar blocks.
- A handsome ivy-clad ashlar mansion, the house was built overlooking the Blackwater Valley in the 1770s.
- There are numerous cracks in ashlar stones on the external elevation.
- The defensive wall was of fine ashlar masonry with a pronounced batter.