- A
dormer is a
roofed structure,
often containing a
window, that
projects vertically beyond the
plane of a
pitched roof. A
dormer window (also
called dormer)...
- bay
window to each storey, an iron
balcony at first-floor level, a
cornice and a
parapet in
front of the roof. At
numbers 22 to 24,
dormer windows cut...
- end in
which to put a
window,
which may be the only
window available for an
upper floor room (if
there is no
dormer—adding a
dormer to an
existing roof...
-
steeper angle than the upper, and
often punctured by
dormer windows. The
steep roofline and
windows allow for
additional floors of
habitable space (a garret)...
- house. It has an
English ba****t,
gable roof, and
features clerestory dormer windows. In 1848, a 13 feet by 30 feet
addition was
added to the west of the...
- 1710. It is a 2-storey 5-
window house with a
slate roof. The
sides and the rear of the
house are rendered, with a
dormer window at the back of the house...
-
sloping roofs and
eaves with
unenclosed rafters, and
typically feature a
dormer window (or an
attic vent
designed to look like one) over the main
portion of...
-
Chambord (1519–1538) The double-spiral
stairway at
Chambord A
lucarne or
dormer window at
Chambord Sculpted vaulted ceiling at
Chambord Detail of the roof...
- the
painting Christina's
World about a year later.
After opening a
dormer window to cool down the
attic he was
working in,
Wyeth was
inspired by the...
- a
larger staircase and
extra bedrooms. The date 1616 is
carved on a
dormer window, but it is not
known if this date
refers to the
original phase or the...
