saddle roof造句

• Plana, with a barrel shaped vault, and a saddle roof.
• The tomb had a saddled roof, and two large chambers with doorways.
• The rectangular building has a saddle roof with the ridge parallel to the road.
• It has two storeys and a saddle roof.
• Local priest Juraj G醔or build the first single-aisle brick church with saddle roof in 1737.
• Its saddle roof is composed of eight segments of Tokyo, which was built earlier in the decade.
• Sometimes referred to as a hypar, the saddle roof may also be formed as a tensegrity structure.
• The church consists of one nave covered by a saddle roof, drawn down to also roof the aisles.
• The most basic house, known as rumah beru-beru, has a basic hip and saddle roof.
• The rumah tersek has a double-storied roof with a saddle roof on top of the lower part.
• Built of sharp-edged brick matching the masonry of the church, it is covered with a saddle roof.
• But in the stave churches of 貀e have ordinary saddle roofs, with no structural connection between the roof and the interior posts.
• These columns supported the marble struts of a saddle roof, which ran from front to back about 4 metres in each direction.
• A house with four gables, known as a " si empat ayo " has two saddle roofs crossed at right angles.
• Built in Swiss chalet style, it featured a saddle roof and was split between a public area and a residence for the station master.
• The gables are now adjusted to the saddle roof in a straight line, but were originally probably arched in the style of the Renaissance.
• A "'saddle roof "'is a roof form which follows a convex curve about one axis and a concave curve about the other.
• The roughly 35-metre-high tower is topped by a later, brick, upper storey ( with round arch window openings ) that once had a saddle roof.
• Oversized saddle roofs with large eaves, such as the homes of the Batak and the " tongkonan " of Toraja, are often bigger than the house they shelter.
• The villages were usually situated on the high hills of the riverbanks, consisting of several above-ground houses built from wooden logs with saddle roofs, and also joined by passages.