-
Formstone is a type of
stucco commonly applied to
brick rowhouses in many East
Coast urban areas in the
United States,
although it is most
strongly ****ociated...
- façade
style not
found in many
other cities:
Formstone.[citation needed]
Introduced in the 1950s,
Formstone was a modern-day
solution to
early Baltimore...
- mix of
brick and
formstone facings, the
latter a
technology patented in 1937 by
Albert Knight. John
Waters characterized formstone as "the polyester...
- statues, the
retention of plastic-metal
stoop awnings and the use of
Formstone in
house cladding. All of the
aforementioned neighborhoods have retained...
- the city. A
sizable quantity of Baltimore's row
houses are clad with
formstone, a
distinct feature of Baltimore's row houses,
typically found in working...
-
neighborhood contain classic Baltimore-style rowhouses,
often with 1950s-era
formstone facades on
brick fronts.
Pigtown has a
relatively diverse po****tion,...
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Hamann J, Aust G, Araç D,
Engel FB,
Formstone C,
Fredriksson R, et al. (April 2015). "International
Union of
Basic and...
-
welding - Fly ash
brick - Foam
concrete - Foam gl**** -
Forge welding -
Formstone -
Formwork -
Foundation -
Framer -
Framing -
Frost damage -
Furring Gable...
-
housing includes traditional Baltimore rowhouses built of
redbrick and
formstone. Many of the
older houses have
original architectural features, such as...
- San Francisco) as late as 1940, most have been clad in
vinyl siding and
Formstone for decades. In addition,
there are
numerous multi-family
residences in...
