projecting brick造句

• The entrances centered on each elevation are defined by projecting brick archways.
• Pilasters rise between the windows, topped by squares of projecting brick.
• All the brickwork on Torbreck is patterned and textured with projecting bricks.
• Windows are set high on the wall, with a projecting brick window sill below.
• Projecting bricks, interrupted by the quoins and oriels, set off the fifth story.
• The rendered sills of the window sit on a projecting brick course supported on brick corbels.
• Projecting bricks form another modillioned cornice which serves as a springline for the arches, and goes around them.
• There are four cellar windows set within a slightly projecting brick plinth with contrasting quoins and moulded stone cap.
• Below these, sitting on a string course is an arched rendered signage panel outlined with two courses of projecting brick headers.
• The northern gable is further embellished with projecting brick patterns which trace the outline of the gable, and form three central diamond patterns.
• The words " primary school " are spelt out in projecting brick on the north side of the nave at the upper floor level.
• Both the Monroe Avenue and Farmer Street facades had tall narrow windows with a combination of segmental and fully arched window tops, dcorated with projecting brick.
• Externally, the projecting bricks on all elevations were sheared flat from ground level up to the level of the lintel of ground floor windows and these areas were rendered and painted.
• The tower has 8 stories each being indicated by a band of projecting bricks and has four windows with round-headed arches interspersed with four blind windows of the same form at each level.
• Yet even these vertical pilasters have horizontal elements in their capitals, consisting of three horizontal bands of projecting brick string courses ( which echo the triple corbelling above ) and the contrasting capitals of cast stone on top.
• On the sixth floor French doors again open onto the balcony from recessed openings; the outer windows are the plainest on the facade, slightly recessed with a projecting brick surround, divided from each other by recessed panels.
• Surrounds include combinations of beige brick voussoirs and toothing, and terracotta voussoirs, hood mouldings, red brick surrounds, and toothed concrete sills and quoins, and several string courses, made up of combinations of diagonally-placed bricks and projecting bricks, with a concrete string course at hall floor level.
• Although the engaged piers or pilasters are primarily vertical in their effect, they also include horizontal elements, such as the three horizontal bands of projecting brick string courses and the cast stone capitals themselves . In their evaluation, James D . Fagler and Joni Gilkerson not surprisingly note the many features in common between the Hartington City Hall and the Woodbury County Courthouse, on which Steele had earlier collaborated with George Grant Elmslie.