- side-
gabled. In America, front-
gabled houses, such as the
gablefront house, were po****r
between the
early 19th
century and 1920. Front-
gabled buildings...
- A
gable roof is a roof
consisting of two
sections whose upper horizontal edges meet to form its ridge. The most
common roof
shape in cold or temperate...
- In geometry, the
elongated gyrobifastigium or
gabled rhombohedron is a space-filling
octahedron with 4
rectangles and 4 right-angled
pentagonal faces....
- Haute-Savoie, not far from the
Bugey region, a rare
example of this type of
gabled roof can be
found at the Bel-Air farm,
which is
listed as a
historic monument...
-
early 20th century. One
variation of the
gablefront house is the
gabled ell. The
gabled ell
incorporated a side gable,
which was
typically added-on to the...
- Roof
shapes include flat (or shed),
gabled, hipped, arched, domed, and a wide
variety of
other configurations detailed below. Roof
angles are an integral...
-
decorative plant Peak ornament, a
decoration under the peak of the
eaves of a
gabled building Ornament (music), a
flourish that
serves to
decorate music Ornament...
- in the
latest Rayonnant style; in the late 1240s Jean de C****es
added a
gabled portal to the
north transept topped by a
spectacular rose window. Shortly...
-
Gracechurch Street. The
double height entrance is
flanked by tall,
narrow gabled red
brick and
Portland stone blocks in a 17th-century
Dutch style. The adjacent...
- nagare-zukuri) or
flowing gabled style (流破風造,
nagare hafu-zukuri) is a
style characterized by a very
asymmetrical gabled roof (kirizuma-yane (切妻屋根) in...
