Although the previous stadium design included a multilevel suite tower on one side, the new plan's contiguous exterior encases a horseshoe seating configuration that's open on one end.
The interior and exterior are encased with granite and marble of myriad colours.
Some of the books are conventional volumes on fishing that have been given new exteriors and encased in elaborate handmade boxes; others are hardly books at all.
Two exterior body covers, for encasing the tool attachments.
The Switch set includes: – 2 exterior body covers, for encasing the tool attachments.
Mathematical tiles were added to the exterior, brought from Ipswich, encasing the old red brick, and four Corinthian pilasters, made from Roche Abbey stone in Yorkshire, were added to the front.
He arranged for the exterior to be encased in brick in Jacobean style, with a mixture of mullioned and round windows, and a porch with statues of lions.
In 1867, restrictions were relaxed on the aristocracy's use of stone and brick as building materials, before all restrictions on construction were abolished in 1869 by Queen Ranavalona II, who had already commissioned Jean Laborde in 1860 to encase the exterior of her wooden palace at the Rova in stone.
The exterior of the vessel has been encased from stern to prow in a wrap-around frieze of over 7,000 traditional tin-glazed, blue-and-white, hand-painted "azulejos" tiles depicting 20 kilometers, or 12 miles, of the Lisbon skyline.
A Protestant chapel (Fiangonana) was erected during the reign of Ranavalona II, who also ordered the exterior of the wooden Manjakamiadana to be encased in stone.
