artificial ruins造句

• Artificial ruins and Toll House ( Clevedon ) and Wyke Castle.
• Artificial ruins became fashionable in English gardens, like the Ruinenberg.
• Artificial ruins, built to resemble remnants of historic edifices, were also a hallmark of the period.
• Artificial ruins, some detailed with oyster shells and marble statuary, added a decorative flair to the gardens.
• Artificial ruins, small pavilions, cottages, romantic temples and view points created a cultural landscape of international recognition.
• And architects Julian and Isobel Bannerman have designed an artificial ruin in the form of a gatehouse tower to conceal a client's satellite dishes.
• As was fashionable in German interpretations of Baroque and English gardens, in 1785, an artificial ruin was built on a hilltop, north of the castle.
• Follies were similar, although they differed from artificial ruins in that they were not part of a planned landscape, but rather seemed to have no reason for being built.
• Beginning in 1798, the local Mirus family had a romantic park constructed around the castle, which is notable for its artificial ruins and a rock tunnel built in 1866.
• In the time to follow many exotic buildings were put up, among these a so-called Chinese palace, an Arion ship, a Gothic house and the artificial ruin of a castle.
• There was an artificial ruin called the Water Wall that was built out of red brick, with paths that were sunken to muffle the noise of traffic from an overhead highway bridge that crossed the Saar.
• Historic Blanquefort includes the ruins of a small medieval fortress and a nineteenth-century park, the " Parc de Majolan ", complete with a maze-like grotto and small artificial ruins which were in vogue at that time.
• West of Litovel the floodplain forest complex passes into the picturesque landscape around Nov?Z醡ky with a set of tastefully arranged small romantic buildings from the 19th century ( Obelisk, the artificial ruins of Ryt鞾
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  atelstv?church, the artificial cave of Podkova ).
• The palace kitchen ( 1788 / 90 ), an artificial ruin facing lake Heiliger See, was designed to look like a half-buried temple near the foot of a flight of stairs leading down from a terrace of the Marble Palace, to which it was connected by an underground corridor.
• In 1769 the " Ellischau " estates were acquired by Nicholas Taaffe, 6th Viscount Taaffe, chamberlain to Empress Maria Theresa, from the compensation he had received for his seized Viscounts Taaffe had an artificial ruin resembling their former Irish family home, Ballymote Castle, built in the nearby Praa
  ivice Forest about 1840.
• The surrounding park is laid out in an English garden style and contains a range of Romantic follies by Joseph Hardtmuth, including the artificial ruins of a medieval castle on the bank of the Thaya / Dyje River ( 1801 ) and a solitary sixty-metre minaret, reputedly the tallest outside the Muslim world at the time of its construction ( 1797 1804 ).
• In the course of the extension and modifications,, apart from contributing to the design of the palace, created constructions still characterizing the park today : artificial ruins like the ( Lion's Castle ) and the Roman aqueduct, as well as extensions of the water garden like the Lac, the fountain pond, and the " Teufelsbr點ke " ( Devil's Bridge ) with the " H鰈lenteich " ( Hell's Pond ).