The landing between the first and second floors has a distinctive Georgian window, tall and narrow with an arched top bordered with elaborate molding.
The American Gothic House, also known as the Dibble House, is a house in Eldon, Iowa, designed in the Gothic Revival style with a distinctive upper window.
There were tall ceilings, white marble hallways, exposed brick walls and distinctive windows in a building that at one time had been a coveted address.
THE Clarks carved a bedroom out of what was basically a third-floor dormer on the front of the building, using two distinctive windows near the top of the building.
The city requires every building to incorporate elements from traditional Bhutanese architecture like pitched roofs, distinctive windows and upper-story projections, making the town feel like a downscale Vail, Colo.
Mr. O'Connor and his wife spent years fixing the distinctive windows (some arched, others tiny and on hinges) in an 1894 Queen Anne Victorian in Beverly, Mass., that they owned until recently.
The building at 38th and Eighth, designed the next year, is less exuberant, but still has the distinctive windows -- 12 panes in the top sash and three below -- and the linear ornament of the style.
And if you think those staircases, distinctive windows and chandeliers look familiar, you'd be right.
Likewise, the window panes for the condo will all be different sizes, Mr. Shvo said, giving each window a distinctive look.
The east end of the priory church was left standing with its great window forming a distinctive arch, a well-known landmark used as a symbol for Guisborough.
