brick architecture造句

• These gables are a feature of brick architecture during this period.
• Traditional Dutch brick architecture is characterized by rounded or stepped gables.
• The church is a beautiful example of the brick architecture from the 羠p醖 age.
• Sayram is significant today for maintaining mud-brick architecture and the absence of Soviet-style architecture.
• The fire station, built in 1881, is the town's only example of Panel Brick architecture.
• If brick architecture were ousted everywhere . ..
• Brick architecture here started with the Cathedral of Brandenburg, begun in 1165 under Albert the Bear.
• Two decades ago entrepreneurs reinvigorated the Victorian Old Port neighborhood, known for its exceptional brick architecture.
• In the 16th century, the key development was the introduction of the tented roof in brick architecture.
• The space has wood-beam and brick architecture.
• During this period, housing structures changed from a construction from earthen materials to the use of brick architecture.
• Founded by the Premonstratensians, it was " not " a monastery but the Collegiate Church of brick architecture.
• Pereira maintained a predominantly red-brick architecture for the new buildings, but infused them with his trademark techno-modernism stylings.
• "The site of Bam is considered one of the very, very important sites of mud-brick architecture, " he said.
• The High Street began to change again, and substantial Victorian red brick architecture began to appear throughout the town.
• "The site of Bam is considering one of the very, very important sites of mud-brick architecture, " he said.
• Mud閖ar brick architecture is only found in the apse of the Church of Castro de Avel鉺, near Royal Palace of Sintra.
• Neither strategy was useful for the majority of the population in rural Iran because of the mud-brick architecture which has no structure.
• It is the only monument of its kind in this part of Assam and the lone surviving brick architecture from colonial times.
• The Rectory Hall was rebuilt in 1846 and is a classic piece of mid-19th-century brick architecture, especially with its  twisting chimneys.