- the
spread of fires.
Parapets may be plain, embattled,
perforated or panelled,
which are not
mutually exclusive terms.
Plain parapets are
upward extensions...
-
design at the top of the
triangular gable-end of a building. The top of the
parapet wall
projects above the
roofline and the top of the
brick or
stone wall...
- were
later nicknamed Guelph. Many
South Asian battlements are made up of
parapets with
peculiarly shaped merlons and
complicated systems of loopholes, which...
- A
parapet organ, (German: Brüstungsorgel), is a
small or medium-sized
independent organ that
forms a unit with the
parapet of the
organ loft. A Rückpositiv...
- A
merlon is the solid,
upright section of a
battlement (a
crenellated parapet) in
medieval architecture or fortifications.
Merlons are
sometimes pierced...
- Camp
Parapet was a
Civil War
fortification at Shrewsbury,
Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, a bit more than a mile
upriver from the
current city
limits of...
-
There are at
least two
runic inscriptions in
Hagia Sophia's
marble parapets. They may have been
engraved by
members of the
Varangian Guard in Constantinople...
- 3:57 8. "Arcadia Reprise" 0:57 9. "Izzit True What They Tell Me" 5:16 10. "Wings of the
Parapets" 3:14 11. "I Love Our World" 5:45
Total length: 41:44...
- the cap or
crown of a
buttress or
small turret, but
afterwards used on
parapets at the
corners of
towers and in many
other situations. The
pinnacle looks...
-
excessive weight.
Water from a
pitched roof
flows down into a
valley gutter, a
parapet gutter or an
eaves gutter. An
eaves gutter is also
known as an eavestrough...
