Sentence examples for built in stone with from inspiring English sources

It is built in stone with a lead dome and has a circular plan.

The area of Southampton around French Street had been re-planned earlier in the century, reducing the numbers of farm animals kept in and around the houses, driving poorer merchants and craftsmen into the less desirable northern half of the city, and creating a quarter of large, impressive houses, often built in stone with tiled roofs.

It is built in stone ashlar with a low hipped slate roof and the doorpiece has two intact Greek Ionic columns.

Fortresses, such as Akershus in Oslo, Vardøhus in Vardø, Tønsberghus in Tønsberg, the Kongsgården in Trondheim and Bergenhus with the Rosenkrantz Tower in Bergen were built in stone in accordance with standards for defensive fortifications of their time.

In Chester city centre his designs included the Grosvenor Club and North and South Wales Bank (1881 83) in Eastgate Street, built in stone and brick, with a turret and a stepped gable, and 142 Foregate Street for the Cheshire County Constabulary (1884), with a shaped gable in Flemish style.

The castle was built in stone, initially pale sandstone from Redbrook, and later Old Red Sandstone, with Bath Stone used for many of the detailed features.

The porter's lodge and prison comprise two buildings, 40 feet and 58 by across, both two-storeyed and well built in ashlar stone, with a stable block on the far end, more crudely built in stone and 66 by in size.

Steinkjer Station was the other station entirely built in stone.

The side walls are built in stone, and the back wall is constructed internally of stone and externally of brickwork.

These were designed by the college architect and surveyor (Reuben England) and built in Doulting stone with Clipsham stone dressings, experience having shown that Doulting stone lasts longer when used in combination with a harder stone.

The house was a two-storey semi-detached villa built in grey stone with a garden at the front and back.