Examples of using Pilasters in English and their translations into French
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Haddonstone architectural cast stone columns and pilasters are derived from the architecture of ancient Greece and Rome.
such as small columns or pilasters, it is diffi cult(or impossible)
Its interior is richly decorated with fluted pilasters, cornices and friezes decorated with moulding,
such as columns, pilasters, and doorways are usually aligned with similar parts of the upper storeys.
Turn-of-the-century commercial façades were uncovered, made up of panelled brick pilasters, semi-circular and segmental-arched recessed windows,
The flatness of the corner piers, pilasters, and the reduced entablature
The tripartite façade has three entrances and four projections; double Tuscan pilasters support a wide entablature decorated with friezes depicting symbolic subjects.
structured by pilasters in Numidian marble
The upper level of the arch(the attic) was composed of a series of Corinthian columns and pilasters dividing the space into three rectangular openings.
an academic fashion on the lowest stage, but the other two show a less traditional use of bands and pilasters.
with separating pilasters.
In the central Piazza Roma there is the Town Hall palace having three orders of which the higher ones are characterized by fluted pilasters with lonic capitals.
column pilasters designs, Haddonstone can also create custom cast stone classical pilasters and column pilasters. .
columns and pilasters but excludes the step and ornaments.
each of which is decorated with engaged columns and pilasters.
is flanked by pilasters on pedestal.
The interior of church responds to the type drawer with a single rectangular nave, whose walls have thick pilasters.
is the same in the center pilasters in 2 and 3 door units.
shelving uses a 18 1/8"(460 mm) distance between Pilasters.
linked by Corinthian pilasters and crowned with a balustrade.