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describes similar decorations on pre-World War II
buildings in Linz, Austria. "
Pargeted façades rose up,
painted chocolate, green, purple,
cream and blue. They...
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Chelmsford (left); and the
former Sun Inn,
Saffron Walden,
displaying pargeting (right)
Ceremonial Es****
within England Coordinates: 51°45′N 0°35′E /...
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internal combustion engines Pinking shears An
alternative name for
pargeting Pinky (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
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protection Parge coat, a thin
layer of
plaster added to an
outside wall
Pargeting, a
decorative or
waterproofing plastering applied to
building walls Phosphogypsum...
- an early-17th-century
Grade II
listed building with a
timber frame and
pargeting at the
corner of Bene't
Street and Free
School Lane. Free
School Lane...
- incomplete,
resulting in a
weaker and
brittler stucco. Plaster, Plasterwork,
Pargeting Polished plaster,
Tadelakt Lime plaster, Lime wash, Lime mortar, Harl...
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Buttermarket is an
example of a
merchant house which features tudor pargeting and the
Ipswich window. The
former East
Suffolk County Hall is just east...
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decorative moldings on
ceilings or walls. This is also
sometimes called pargeting. The
process of
creating plasterwork,
called plastering or rendering,...
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mortar applied to
concrete or
masonry for
refinement of the surface.
Pargeting is a more
involved process,
involving designs in
relief created in the...
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Ancient House is a
medieval timber-framed and
partly pargeted building located in
Clare in Suffolk, England. It is a
Grade I
listed building. The oldest...
