rusticated ashlar造句

• As a result there are still massive walls made of rusticated ashlar.
• On the remains of the eastern side, rusticated ashlar stonework is visible.
• The outer wall of the upper ward consists externally entirely of rusticated ashlars.
• Most of the exterior masonry is the typical Armenian rusticated ashlar with finely drafted margins.
• The rusticated ashlar blocks with channelled joints.
• The exterior is covered with smooth faced, coursed ashlar that alternates with a narrow course of rusticated ashlar.
• The lower level is composed of smooth rusticated ashlar and brick on the upper floors with stone quoining on the corners.
• The vast majority of these constructions are built with well-cut rusticated ashlar, a masonry typical of Armenian fortifications.
• The lower section of the ground floor is strongly expressed as a base with a rusticated ashlar-like finish to the render.
• Its central three bays are of projecting rusticated ashlar, surmounted by the sculpted Bridport coat of arms, a Venetian window and a pediment.
• The outer wall on the valley side is made of rusticated ashlars and has three niches with adjacent windows and fireplace that has not quite been faithfully reconstructed.
• The visitor first enters the tower, which admittedly was added later, but is made throughout of rusticated ashlars with lifting holes on which numerous stone marks can be seen.
• In the 16th century the Augsburg family of Fugger acquired the High Renaissance a " high medieval " hill castle with a mighty main tower was built out of rusticated ashlar here.
• This complex is characterized by an irregular plan, which is carefully adapted to the outcrop, as well as round towers, a bent entrance, and a fine rusticated ashlar masonry.
• Only parts of the outer shell have survived; the wall being constructed of closely packed rusticated ashlars with narrow channels the remains of the infill being made of herringbone pattern bricks ( Opus spicatum ).
• The longer of the two rusticated ashlar wings is dated 1735 in an inscription over the middle one of its three transom windows ( " Oberlichtportale " ) below a double coat of arms.
• The two sides that face the street have two-part facades in which the lower two stories are fronted by rusticated ashlar piers built on top of polished granite blocks and the three upper stories are faced with red brick.
• The lower foundations of some Punic-Roman ramparts, consisting of rusticated ashlar blocks three courses high still " in situ ", were unearthed in 2010 in excavations near the Magazine Curtain in the western part of Mdina.