- A
stepped gable, crow-stepped gable, or
corbie step is a
stairstep type of
design at the top of the
triangular gable-end of a building. The top of the...
- a garret. The tower,
according to Petit's
later drawing, was
topped by
crowstep gables, and
surrounded by a
walkway and
bartizans (small turrets) at the...
- John Adey Repton. He
added bays and
replaced the
windows although the
crowstep gables with
polygonal buttresses to the
quoins are all
survived from the...
-
Gothic windows and a
large tower which resembled a lift-shaft
crowned with
crowstep gables. The
house was a
blend of new
building methods, “traditional” Scottish...
- 124. ISBN 07134-11422.
Abbotsford (...), with its angle-turrets and
crowsteps,
foreshadows the
early Victorian revival of the
Scottish Baronial style ...
-
turnpike stair to its left.
There are four main storeys, and an
attic with
crowstep gables. The hall, on the
first floor, is rib-vaulted in two bays, and has...
- the
pilasters and
elaborate capitals, c. 1835, on
numbers 43–53, the
crowsteps on
number 23, and the "genteel
elegance of
number 6",
which has a rusticated...
- construction,
using local basalt with red
sandstone for detailing, and
finish at
crowstep gables. Bartizans, or angle-turrets, are
found at the north-west and south-east...
- Pylon, Step, Proto-Hegr, and Hegr are
characterised by
variations on the
crowstep motif,
combined with
elements from
classical architecture. Arch, Simple...
- it is
harled with its
margins pantiled. It has
swept dormer heads and
crowsteps, a
front ashlar stair Anstruther tower (older than the
lodge to which...
