Renaissance Architecture
... The plan of visionary ideal city, Sforzinda. It was designed by renaissance architect Antonio di Pietro Averlino, also known as Filarete. Although Sforzinda was never built, certain aspects of its design are described in considerable detail. The basic layout of the city is an eight point star, crea ...
... The plan of visionary ideal city, Sforzinda. It was designed by renaissance architect Antonio di Pietro Averlino, also known as Filarete. Although Sforzinda was never built, certain aspects of its design are described in considerable detail. The basic layout of the city is an eight point star, crea ...
fhbro heritage character statement
... on angled overhanging brackets and eaves with corner or dormer cuts, and large, solid, brick panels or shingle clad walls with fewer windows (as compared to the two previous phases of construction); Clean lines and minimal ornamentation; Expression of fundamentalist qualities, for instance the expos ...
... on angled overhanging brackets and eaves with corner or dormer cuts, and large, solid, brick panels or shingle clad walls with fewer windows (as compared to the two previous phases of construction); Clean lines and minimal ornamentation; Expression of fundamentalist qualities, for instance the expos ...
Una casa per tutti
... The chorus of detractors of the Novocomum included Ugo Ojetti, an Italian academic and influential Milanese art critic. An anonymous text in his magazine spitefully placed the accent on Terragni’s constructivist sources, which are doubly deplorable (both because they are not autochthonous and commun ...
... The chorus of detractors of the Novocomum included Ugo Ojetti, an Italian academic and influential Milanese art critic. An anonymous text in his magazine spitefully placed the accent on Terragni’s constructivist sources, which are doubly deplorable (both because they are not autochthonous and commun ...
RESEARCH PROPOSAL
... Rice husk ash and concrete blocks need tamping, or better still vibration, for proper compaction. Therefore, the manual block press is not suitable. Manual tamping is done by jabbing the mix with a piece of wood or dropping the filled mould several times on a hard surface. Higher compaction and grea ...
... Rice husk ash and concrete blocks need tamping, or better still vibration, for proper compaction. Therefore, the manual block press is not suitable. Manual tamping is done by jabbing the mix with a piece of wood or dropping the filled mould several times on a hard surface. Higher compaction and grea ...
LINOSTONE: A SANDSTONE COATING PRODUCT INVESTIGATED
... The composition and application procedure, however, is likely to have been frequently adapted in terms of composition and application procedure by individual contractors. A block-by-block survey was carried out on a tenement building in Edinburgh both before and after the removal of a full ‘Linoston ...
... The composition and application procedure, however, is likely to have been frequently adapted in terms of composition and application procedure by individual contractors. A block-by-block survey was carried out on a tenement building in Edinburgh both before and after the removal of a full ‘Linoston ...
- University of Bath Opus
... Fig. 79. Hypothetical reconstruction of position of frieze block at west end of stoa. ...................................................................................................... 166 Fig. 80. Perspective of frieze block at termination of back edge of anta on west flank, abutting normal fri ...
... Fig. 79. Hypothetical reconstruction of position of frieze block at west end of stoa. ...................................................................................................... 166 Fig. 80. Perspective of frieze block at termination of back edge of anta on west flank, abutting normal fri ...
Rustication (architecture)
In classical architecture rustication is an architectural feature that contrasts in texture with the smoothly finished, squared-block masonry surfaces called ashlar. Rusticated masonry is usually squared off but left with a more or less rough outer surface and wide joints that emphasize the edges of each block. Rustication is often used to give visual weight to the ground floor in contrast to smooth ashlar above.
