-
master builder Herman Frang and is
built symmetrically and
simply using unplastered red
brick from
Tokstad in Stange,
giving it a Neo-Gothic appearance....
- are
actually made from
straw bales. A
small section of a wall is left
unplastered on the interior, and a
frame is used to
create a
window which shows only...
- is
smaller and is a rustic, two-storey
structure with many
rooms left
unplastered and with
tamped earth floors. The structure's plan
reveals a central...
- more
varied forms and
elaborate decorations,
buildings were
poorer with
unplastered floors.[citation needed] The Late
Neolithic period showed development...
- at all times, for example, the
requirement to
leave part of the
house unplastered. The
Temple Mount,
along with the
entire Old City of Jerusalem, was captured...
-
Harvey Street,
Dundee Single-storey house;
corrugated iron roof;
walls of
unplastered brick; two
gables with ventilators. A Mr Talbot, the
first pharmacist...
- are
filled with
mortar or grout. If the
surface of the
masonry remains unplastered, the
joints contribute significantly to the
appearance of the masonry...
- temple's destruction: "A man
plasters his
house but
leaves a
little bit
unplastered as a
memorial for Jerusalem." The
emerging rabbinic approach advocated...
-
height of the wall of
Platea by
counting the
number of
bricks in an
unplastered section of the wall
sufficiently near them to be able to
count them....
- with a
timber roof clad in slates, and internally, the
stone walls are
unplastered.
Services are
organised by the
Church of Scotland, and
occur once a month...
