Definition of Pillasters. Meaning of Pillasters. Synonyms of Pillasters

- In architecture, a pilaster is both a load-bearing section of thickened wall or column integrated into a wall, and a purely decorative element in classical...
- exception is the round-headed main door, which is in a portico with fluted pillasters, a pediment and moulded archivolt, dated to 1840. The interior has a balustraded...
- a similar architectural style to the Railway Room, except between its pillasters are Art Nouveau murals. On the Centre Block's east side, near the Senate...
- part next to the church at the east end ... 2 yards distant from the pillaster of the dore". His grave was never marked. A monument to him was placed...
- ground floor is a modern shop front. The upper floors are flanked by giant pillasters, and contain sash windows. II 23 Cross Church Street 53°38′46″N 1°46′51″W...
- east end. "His feet touch the wall. His grave 2 yards distant from the Pillaster of the Dore (by his desire) 6 feet deep" at the expense of a Mr. Longueville...
- central flame palmette. 1st century BCE. Sunga flame palmette, 1st century BCE, Bodh ****a. Kushan flame palmette. Pillaster, Mathura, 2nd century CE....
- the court in summer and fair weather: In the middle of the court four pillasters support a cupoletta, under which in a high and decent place, like our...
- (£2 16s 0d) 172 rustic quoins at 1 (£8 12s 0d) 4 Corinthian Capitalls & Pillasters (£2 2s 0d) Ye caseing and ornaments of 3 windows (£1 11s 6d) 3 Architraves...
- by a narrow pavilion which is only slightly recessed. The columns and pillasters support a full terra cotta entablature and the fourth story which is topped...