facebrick造句

• The chimney is a brick structure with an outer skin of red facebrick.
• The facebrick western elevation has no windows or entrances.
• The materials are loadbearing facebrick, timber floor and colorbond custom orb roof sheeting.
• The side elevations are pale yellow facebrick in stretcher bond with rhythmically placed square windows.
• Verandahs at the lower level have been enclosed with facebrick walls and banks of louvre windows.
• The building is a three-storey, H-shaped, facebrick building with a partial basement.
• Approximately ten metres north of the brick wall and concrete floor area is the remains of another facebrick structure.
• The windowless side elevations ( east and west ) of the portico are pale yellow facebrick walls in stretcher bond.
• White banding on facebrick ( known as the " blood and bandage " style ) featured both internally and externally.
• On the roof of the service core and the tower is a large, facebrick plant room and air-conditioning machinery.
• It has pale yellow facebrick walls and aluminium-framed windows with original hardware ( sliding and double-hung sashes ).
• These are identical single storey red-brown English bond facebrick structures with hipped corrugated iron roofs and louvred windows with contrasting sills.
• The building is of load-bearing brick construction with the original facebrick external walls now rendered with ruled joints simulating stone coursing.
• The earliest wing is a simple lowset single-storey facebrick structure with a hipped roof and generally open verandahs on two sides.
• To the north of the facebrick building is located the remains of another structure with a brick base and a concrete floor area.
• Completed in 1956, W Block is a four-storey, hip-roofed, facebrick building to the northwest of J Block.
• The gable end is facebrick and decorated with rendered banding and a central ovolo opening with rendered surround from which four evenly spaced corbels emanate.
• The original, detached facebrick garage located in the south-western corner of the site, now attached to the main building, is still apparent.
• All are red facebrick with contrasting features in dark red brick including relieved quoining, arched entrance porches, flat arched window heads and banding to floor levels.
• Accessed from a curving driveway from Rogers Street, the long, narrow building is a two-storey, facebrick structure with a hipped, tiled roof.