impluvium造句

• The atrium is covered, so lacks the usual impluvium.
• A wellhead next to the impluvium provided access to the water stored in the cistern.
• The yard had a square plan, and was inspired by the impluvium of a Roman house.
• They perform the same duties as the Roman impluvium while restricting the amount of sunlight that enters the building.
• The two-storey U-shaped villa spreads over amidst a garden, with an " impluvium " in the middle.
• Around the bowl of the atrium impluvium were 11 fountain statues depicting Satyrs pouring water from a pitcher and Amorini pouring water from the mouth of a dolphin.
• In the central access atrium, a monumental cubic glass light has been built in the shape of an impluvium, decorated with sketched paintings by Pablo Palazuelo.
• An application for registration of all the Bandial " cases ?impluvium " on the World Heritage List was filed with UNESCO on November 18, 2005.
• To get anywhere, it's necessary to circumnavigate the impluvium, but there are no clues as to which way will take you where you're going.
• Thus, visitors from France, Spain, and Italy often combine tours of the " cases ?impluvium " in Enampore or Mlomp with a few days of relaxation in Carabane.
• It's the library, and there's a staircase at its center that winds around a glass-enclosed outdoor well, a shaft of nature, which the architects call the impluvium.
• The atrium was a large hall with its roof open in the middle to allow rainwater to collect in a pool, called an impluvium, from which it flowed to a cistern beneath the floor.
• The hearth, which used to inhabit the centre of the home, was relocated, and the Roman atrium most often contained a central pool used to collect rainwater, called an " impluvium ".
• The combination of the compluvium and impluvium formed an ingenious, effective and attractive manner of collecting, filtering and cooling rainwater and making it available for household use as well as providing cooling of the living spaces.
• The House of the Faun was named for the bronze statue of the dancing faun located, originally, on the lip of the impluvium, a basin for catching rainwater; it has been moved to the center of the impluvium, as seen in the adjacent picture.
• The House of the Faun was named for the bronze statue of the dancing faun located, originally, on the lip of the impluvium, a basin for catching rainwater; it has been moved to the center of the impluvium, as seen in the adjacent picture.
• The most famous, the House of the Vettii, beloved by guides for its erotic pictures ( not the house's most important feature ), is closed for restoration that is expected to last into next year, but Pompeii's largest house, the splendid House of the Faun, remains open, with a reproduction of its famous bronze statue of a faun in the impluvium.
• Inspection ( without excavation ) of impluvia in Paestum, Pompeii and Rome by an American civil engineer indicated that the pavement surface in the impluvia was porous, or that the non-porous stone tiles were separated by gaps significant enough to allow a substantial quantity of water caught in the basin of the impluvium to filter through the cracks and, beyond, through layers of gravel and sand into a holding chamber below ground.