galleried造句

• However, the most common are buildings in  the peripteral mode,  the galleried cottage and the double gallery house.
• The epitome of Mackintosh s horseshoe, galleried auditorium concepts was the Glyndebourne Opera ( 1994 ), his most recognised project.
• In the large school rooms, high set windows to the south and larger lower windows to the north accommodated galleried classes.
• Expansions have transformed the inn to five stories with 156 rooms and suites _ and a quarter mile of galleried porches and balconies.
• The interior is galleried on three sides and contains a notable monument of 1786 to Joseph Hague, moved there from Glossop church.
• Designed by Michael Reardon, it has a deep thrust stage, and is a galleried, intimate auditorium holding around 450 people.
• Galleried apartments at the second and third floor levels surrounded this grand open space, recessed behind a two story Tuscan order colonnade.
• The central hall ( not unlike the galleried two-storey hall at Mentmore Towers ) was furnished as the " grand salon ".
• The George has a galleried yard dating back to 1495 and it used to serve coaches on the Gloucester-Oxford-London route.
• The building has been altered including refurbishment of the galleried lecture theatre, library, some offices and laboratory areas and the roof accommodation.
• The design allowed for large schoolrooms combined with small classrooms that accommodated galleried seating, features essential to the nineteenth century Lancastrian teaching system.
• This accommodation provided for large classrooms with galleried seating where several classes would be taught at the same time under several teachers and pupil teachers.
• It was at one time the office of 1920s tycoon John W . Campbell and replicates the galleried hall of a 13th-century Florentine palace.
• The British Schools buildings remaining in Hitchin include a unique Lancasterian Schoolroom ( 1837 ), a Galleried Classroom 1853 and other buildings from 1857 and 1905.
• It was built by the Mughal arched Ganesha hall, a number of balconies with Mughal ornamentation, windows, and corridors, surrounded by galleried rooms.
• The body of the chapel was galleried on four sides with an oblong well, the galleries being supported on cast-iron columns with decorative capitals.
• This had been sapped and galleried, and more powder was packed away in it than was used in blowing up the famous " Crater " at Petersburg.
• It was of brick with stone dressings, and had the entry under a pinnacled west tower to a galleried nave with four round-headed windows a side.
• The front door of the proposed private palace at 74 St . James's Street opens into a galleried rotunda, with grand arches and hand-painted walls.
• Mackintosh s smallest galleried space is also his only theatre-in-the-round, the 185 seat Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond, London ( 1991 ).