- A roof (pl.:
roofs or
rooves) is the top
covering of a building,
including all
materials and
constructions necessary to
support it on the
walls of the...
- A
tented roof (also
known as a
pavilion roof) is a type of
polygonal hipped roof with
steeply pitched slopes rising to a peak.
Tented roofs, a hallmark...
- A hip roof, hip-roof or
hipped roof, is a type of roof
where all
sides slope downward to the walls,
usually with a
fairly gentle slope, with
variants including...
- runs from the N22
towards Aherla.
Within Aglish parish, in the
townland of
Rooves Beg, is a holy well
known in
Irish as
Tobar Riogh an
Domhnaigh (King of...
-
houses of
these farmers and
metalsmiths were single-store****, with gable-
rooves,
ranged from 40 to 150
metres square in size and
could include multiple...
-
Simple windcatchers in Hyderabad, Sindh, in the 1800s: two-walled
square towers with a diagonally-sloped
skillion rooves...
-
joglo houses are
traditionally ****ociated with
Javanese aristocrats.
Joglo rooves can be
implemented on a
dwelling (omah) or a
pavilion (pendopo). The joglo...
- squash, and root crops, and
lived in
wattle and daub
houses with
thatched rooves of palm leaves. The
first permanent European settlement,
Santa María la...
- The
Shock of the New,
Robert Hughes argued that it had "one of the
great rooves of the world" that
conceptually reflected Le Corbusier's
admiration for...
- the
child from
falling out to the
street below. Some
designs incorporated rooves in
order to
shield the
child from snow, rain, or
debris dropped from above...
