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saddleback roof is
usually on a tower, with a
ridge and two
sloping sides,
producing a
gable at each end. List of
roof shapes Saddle roof saddleback roof...
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Saddleback High School,
Santa Ana, California, U.S.
Saddleback Valley Unified School District,
South Orange County, California, U.S.
Saddleback roof,...
- Indonesia.
Tongkonan has a
distinguishing boat-shaped and
oversized saddleback roof. Like most of the Indonesia's Austronesian-based
traditional architecture...
- Hyde &
Pevsner (2010), p. 418
Historic England, "Church of St John,
Hutton Roof (1086877)",
National Heritage List for England,
retrieved 7
December 2011...
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stories pierced by
large mullioned windows and is
surmounted by a high
saddleback roof pierced by
numerous hipped dormers. The
octagonal corner turrets have...
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vegetable matter such as
straw Rammed earth often used in
foundations Saddleback roof Thatch – dry
vegetation used as
roofing material Windcatcher – a type...
- Backsteingotik). A hall
church with a
monumental saddleback roof that
rises above the nave and two aisles, the
roof and the
vaults of the
naves were restored...
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removed for
safety reasons in the
early 1980s and the
steeple now has a
saddleback roof.[citation needed]
Adjoining the
southeast corner of the churchyard...
- openings, and an
embattled parapet with
corner pinnacles, a
small saddleback roof and a weather****. On the
south side of the
chancel is a round-arched...
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churches are
mainly the
sedimentary rocks of
sandstone and limestone, with
roofs in
metamorphic slate.
Stone from the
nearby Roman Hadrian's Wall was re-used...
